Arris

Arris is a fictional world where the fantasy series, Den & the Wolves, takes place. In the ancient language, it translates literally to 'Our Land'. The inhabitants of Arris are known as Arlains (singular: Arlain).

Arris' landscape has undergone several dramatic changes over the course of millennia, and has seen tribes and kingdoms rise and fall. Maps were generated of the world twice: once during the Dichotome by the ancient cartographer Orot, and then again during the Empiritome by explorers Bartly & Bric.

Ancient Arris
According to Orot, the ancient world consisted of two large continents, both inhabited by Ancient Arlains:


 * Canterlok, the central island
 * Neolok, the new island

These continents were separated by oceans, informally named:


 * Nirir Sea; the northern sea
 * Siyir Sea, the southern sea
 * Neola Sea, the new sea
 * Voyla Pass, the voyager's passage



Modern Arris
According to Bartly & Bric, the modern world consists of four distinct continents, of which only three are permanently inhabited:


 * Eada, the eastern island
 * Nirtoh, the northern continent
 * Win Wenada, the wide west
 * Siytoh Minor, a series of uninhabited islands

These continents were separated by oceans, named:


 * The Cantera Sea; the central sea
 * Great Southern Eir, the south-eastern sea
 * New Eir Sea, the new eastern sea