"Whoosh, whoosh, whoosh." Clear sea waves gently slapped the fine sandy beach, braving wave after wave courageously sweeping back onto the land, only to slowly recede, leaving colorful seashells as proof of the wave's past visit.
This is the western coastline of the Yarran Continent, the longest gently sloping coast in the world.
The sea is blue, a deep and boundless of blue. The undulating surface of the sea reflects a golden brilliance under the sun. Within the sparkling waves, dolphins waft and leap into the air, emitting unique calls. The blue sea mirrors the blue sky, filled with countless white seabirds spiraling and soaring, occasionally tucking their wings to dive, plucking small fish from the sea surface and shooting back to the sky. The sharp bird calls were interconnected, and while should be chaotic, it made the beach exceptionally quiet instead.
