Edesia

Edesia is the smallest continent on Asteria. Mainland Edesia is southeast of Cybele, but it includes most islands on the Seideon Sea, including Bibesia, Agenor, Chrysaor, Pegasus, and Belus. It borders the Seideon Sea to the west, the Hesperian Ocean to the south, and Voltura to the east. Though it's in the subtropical zone, winds from the Hesperian Ocean keep it at a temperate climate. It's mostly inhabited by the Oriata order Jeophilomorpha and the superfamily Polyidea as well as the Generata class Exaphyla. Edesia was named after the Roman goddess of nourishment who oversaw feasts. =Geography=

Edesian Peninsula
The Edesian Peninsula is the only peninsula on Edesia. It extends southwest towards the Archivist' Peninsula.

Bibesia
Bibesia is the island nearest to Edesia, just 10 miles away from its south coast. Other than the Edesian mainland, it's the only non-tropical Edesian island. It's named after Bibesia, the Roman goddess of drinks who presided over feasts along with Edesia.

Agenor
Agenor is the second-largest Edesian island, next to the Edesian mainland itself. It's located to the east of the Mithras-Cybelian land bridge. Agenor has a smaller sister island to its south called Tyro. Both islands were named after a Phoenecian king from Greek mythology called Agenor. According to some accounts, Agenor was the son of Poseidon and he ruled over a city called Tyre, which was named after his wife, Tyro.

Belus
Belus are small twin islands southeast of Agenor. They're named after Belus, the twin brother of Agenor in Greek mythology.

Chrysaor
Chrysaor is the third-largest Edesian island, next to Agenor and the Edesian mainland itself. It's named after Chrysaor, a son of Poseidon who sprung forth from Medusa's blood (along with his brother, Pegasus) when Theseus cut off her head.

Pegasus
Pegasus is a relatively small island south of Chrysaor. It's named after the great winged horse from Greek mythology, son of Poseidon and brother of Chrysaor.