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This article contains heavy discussion of plot details from the newest Unwanteds Quests books. You are at risk of major spoilers if you haven't read up to the newest installment in the series. Be careful!

The Island of Fire, also called Pirate Island, was a volcanic island inhabited by the pirates. The volcano island frequently submerged into the water, then came back out. However, the inside of the island was hollow, and created a sort of reverse aquarium, allowing life to survive inside the island. The island is to the west of Warbler. From west to east, it is the second island in the Seven Islands.

Previously, the pirates lived in a seemingly flourishing society, with an intricate lifestyle under the water. They kept slaves, usually from Warbler Island, and traded with other lands. The pirates also captured and sold sea creatures, most commonly from the Island of Legends, and kept them in a tank underneath the island.

The island was abandoned after the final battle; most of the pirates died in the conflict, and anyone left over moved out of the island. Sky was attempting to work on the island and try to study its submerging pattern, but was unsuccessful, and had to abandon the project. It was revealed in Quests that the island is actually part of a volcano system, and if someone is swallowed up when the volcano submerges, they can be transported to other worlds.

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History

Maiven wonders if one of the meteors caused the creation of the Island of Fire[1], but the pirates seem to have been around well before the meteors hit, as they were shipwrecking people for hundreds of years and were responsible for Nadia's kidnapping while the meteors struck, so it's unclear when the island was created.

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Official Artwork

Disclaimer: While these artworks are official, there are many differences in how the places are portrayed compared to their book descriptions. Many of the official artworks may be incorrect. While they can be used as reference for fan artworks, they are not an accurate representation of how the places may actually look or be set up.

References

  1. The Unwanteds Quests: Dragon Fire, "Across the Sea" (21)


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