Carob Island
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The shores of Carbob Island are unfriendly ones- sheer unscalable cliffs guard it from the outside world. The island's northern edge features a beautiful bone-white beach where it is possible to make land. From there, visitors must make their way through the jungle to the cliffs, and pass through the caves to reach the heart of Carob Island, an untouched tropical preserve surrounded on all sides by cliffs.
In the eastern part of this enclosure lies the Monolith, home of the mysterious Madame Cee, to the western part... the mysterious megamaze.
It is unclear why round a Pacific island was named after long, thin Mediterranean vegetable. Possibly the thin strip of beach on the northern edge resembles a carob.
