Pine Island

Pine Island Pine Island is the setting and main plot point location throughout the story of No Time. The Topography of the island consists of Mount Uroruh in the center, a hilly and rocky region to the South-East, a desert region in the majority of the Western half of the island, and a rather appealing and green region in the East.

Location
The location of Pine Island is described to be in the Eastern Archipelago, among an island chain east of the continent Antillia in the Atlantic Ocean, off the Iberian Peninsula. Pine Island is one of the smallest islands in the Archipelago, being slightly smaller than Root Island, the closest neighboring island along with St. Andrey.

Root Island
Root Island is the Island that is connected to Pine Island via an abandoned bridge in the East, and it is among the island chain in the Eastern Archipelago. Root Island is also where the Manhofer Testing Grounds is situated, and it needed to be connected to the island for transporting essential materials and such for scientific experiments.

Settlers
Pine Island was discovered by many groups of people who travelled around the Atlantic Ocean, the first group were known as the Natives who inhabited the island in the distant past at around 300 BC. The backstory of the Natives is vague but it is not known anywhere that they came from an island far from the Archipelago known as Monch Kamambum, which they sailed from in order to supposedly spread their culture or migrate. The second group who came across the island were the Vikings, who established their Viking Colony on the western shore of the island during the year 1011. The Vikings did not have much of an influence on the island besides leaving behind an old Church which is still visited in the modern era of the island. But in dark sea cannon the natives came from other islands when they were connected.

The third group who settled on the island was Prince Berend of the Southern Archipelago, in the year 1490. There, with his wife Luthiana, decided to settle down in the village of Cape Dun in the West. Cape Dun grew greatly as the first city on the island, but lost it's popularity as Pine Lake was constructed in the 1800s. Eventually Cape Dun became the location where Bridge Town was built in the future by CCORP. The main area of the story takes place on the Eastern side of the island in Pine Lake.

Pine Island Reserve
The Pine Island National Reserve consists of the old ruins of a Native Village that used to be inhabited hundreds of years before the discovery of the island by Prince Berend, and the Old Forest in the south. A Ranger Tower sits above the ruins on a large hill. Inhabited by The Ranger (1930-).