Sansu Lake (Saan-zu)

Sansu Lake is a natural water reservoir nestled within the majestic Bilfen Mountains, located near the equator of Hortis. This picturesque lake has long served as a vital resource for the local farming communities, providing essential water supplies for irrigation and sustaining agricultural activities. However, recent concerns have arisen due to a significant drop in the water level, attributed to increased exploitation by off-world corporations.
Situated amidst the breathtaking beauty of the Bilfen Mountains, Sansu Lake holds a prominent position within the region. The lake's pristine waters have played a crucial role in supporting the agriculture-based livelihoods of the nearby farming communities for generations. The abundant water resources have enabled the cultivation of crops and the sustenance of livestock in this otherwise dry and inhospitable region. While the fertility of the land is a far cry from the lavish river deltas found on the northern hemisphere of Hortis, it has nonetheless attracted a small and tightly connected farming community around it.
The tranquility of Sansu Lake has recently been disrupted by the activities of off-world corporations seeking to exploit the resources of the Hortis region. These corporations, driven by their commercial interests, have increased their presence in the area, escalating resource extraction and industrial activities. Unfortunately, this upsurge in exploitation has led to a considerable decrease in the water level of Sansu Lake, causing distress and concern among the farming communities that rely on its waters for their agricultural endeavors.
In response to the challenges posed by the exploitation of Sansu Lake, the local farming communities have united to voice their concerns and advocate for the preservation of this vital natural resource. Recognizing the importance of sustainable farming practices and responsible resource management, these communities are actively engaging in dialogue with corporations and the Clockwork Federation to seek solutions that ensure the long-term well-being of Sansu Lake and the surrounding ecosystem.

by Bianca

Type

Lake