The Granite Pyres of the Logáun Landú. Logáu is a large place, similar in size if not somewhat larger than Pangea and that is true of here too. It is a region that is as large as the continental United States and is home to a variety of distinct, temperate wet biomes such as the Joer, the Granite Pyres, the Cupric Basin, amongst others. It is also only home to about 400,000 people generally isolated in smaller cultural pockets throughout the often overwhelmingly forested landscape.

Unlike the Americas, known as Suyu, Logáu has been uninhabited for 25,000 - 30,000 years. It is a far vaster space with a lot more ancient wilderness even to the generally rewilded Americas.

In any case here is a drawing enjoy