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 Because Yedari has only been crossed once by an [[the_humans|Exohuman]] expedition during the [[beta_age|Beta Age]], its landscapes, ecosystems, and native cultures remain largely unstudied. This journey, known as the "[[Westward Passage Expedition|Westward Passage Expedition]]" (2626-2628), was conducted as part of an effort to traverse the Western Habitual Belt and confirm the Twin-Section Hypothesis. However, it was a march-through exploration, meaning that no in-depth studies were conducted, and Exohumans only documented brief encounters along the route. Because Yedari has only been crossed once by an [[the_humans|Exohuman]] expedition during the [[beta_age|Beta Age]], its landscapes, ecosystems, and native cultures remain largely unstudied. This journey, known as the "[[Westward Passage Expedition|Westward Passage Expedition]]" (2626-2628), was conducted as part of an effort to traverse the Western Habitual Belt and confirm the Twin-Section Hypothesis. However, it was a march-through exploration, meaning that no in-depth studies were conducted, and Exohumans only documented brief encounters along the route.
  
-Based on Exohuman interviews with Native tribes, scientists expect that Yedari's flora, fauna, and tribal structures are similar to those of Nivari—with regional variations and species unique to its ecosystem.+Based on Exohuman interviews with Native tribes, scientists expect that Yedari's flora, fauna, and tribal structures are similar to those of Nivari with regional variations and species unique to its ecosystem.
  
 Despite the assumed similarities, the Exohuman expedition did confirm at least one major difference: the existence of a massive mountain range, unknown in Nivari, which the [[the_natives_tribes_of_voi_700_d|Native Tribes]] call "[[Yedari Mountain|Yedari]]." This is the only named landmark that Exohumans recorded, but they never explored it directly. Despite the assumed similarities, the Exohuman expedition did confirm at least one major difference: the existence of a massive mountain range, unknown in Nivari, which the [[the_natives_tribes_of_voi_700_d|Native Tribes]] call "[[Yedari Mountain|Yedari]]." This is the only named landmark that Exohumans recorded, but they never explored it directly.
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 Since no permanent Exohuman settlements exist and the [[peace_treaty|Peace Treaty]] restrictions prevent further exploration, Yedari remains largely undocumented. The few Exohumans who have encountered its people and landscapes know it only as a place glimpsed in passing — never truly explored, leaving many aspects of its geography and culture unknown. Since no permanent Exohuman settlements exist and the [[peace_treaty|Peace Treaty]] restrictions prevent further exploration, Yedari remains largely undocumented. The few Exohumans who have encountered its people and landscapes know it only as a place glimpsed in passing — never truly explored, leaving many aspects of its geography and culture unknown.
  
-===== Geography and Landscapes =====+===== Climatic Conditions, Geography and Landscapes =====
  
 Most of what is known about Yedari comes from: Most of what is known about Yedari comes from:
  
-  * **The Twin-Section Hypothesis –** which suggests that Yedari should have similar landscapes to Nivari.+  * **The Twin-Section Hypothesis –** which suggests that Yedari should have similar climatic conditions and landscapes to Nivari.
   * **The Exohuman Expedition Log (Beta Age, 2626-2628)** – which briefly recorded some geographical observations during their westward journey.   * **The Exohuman Expedition Log (Beta Age, 2626-2628)** – which briefly recorded some geographical observations during their westward journey.
   * **Interviews with Native Tribes –** conducted during the expedition, hinting at additional undiscovered features.   * **Interviews with Native Tribes –** conducted during the expedition, hinting at additional undiscovered features.
  
 +==== Assumed Borderland Microclimates ====
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 +As Yedari has not been directly studied, scientists assume its border regions experience distinct microclimatic effects similar to those found in other parts of the Habitual Belt. These assumptions are based on comparisons with the twin-section of Nivari, as well as observations from Zilari, which validated portions of the Twin-Section Hypothesis.
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 +==== Assumed Western Borderland Microclimate (Shift to Desert Side) ====
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 +  * The transition from Yedari into the [[desert_side|Desert Side]] likely causes:
 +  * Drier air masses, reducing overall humidity in western Yedari’s grasslands.
 +  * Increased wind activity, as desert air currents interact with the cooler steppe environment.
 +  * Greater temperature fluctuations, with warmer days and colder nights compared to central Yedari.
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 +==== Assumed Eastern Borderland Microclimate (Shift to Vazhak / Dark Side) ====
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 +On the eastern border, where Yedari meets the [[vazhak|Vazhak]] region of the [[dark_side|Dark Side]], it is assumed that the following conditions may develop:
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 +  * Lower average temperatures, due to the absence of sunlight and reduced planetary heat circulation.
 +  * Frequent mist and fog, forming in areas where cooler air meets slightly warmer, moisture-rich zones.
 +  * Unusual plant adaptations, with species evolving to store heat and moisture efficiently in the perpetually dim environment.
 ==== Confirmed Geographic Features ==== ==== Confirmed Geographic Features ====
  
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   * [[Known Wildlife of Yedari|Known Wildlife of Yedari]]   * [[Known Wildlife of Yedari|Known Wildlife of Yedari]]
  
-**Neighboring Regions:**+**Neighboring Regions (Cardinal direction from the perspective of Zilari to the north):**
  
   * [[north_pole_section|North Pole Section]] (Northern / Habitual Belt)   * [[north_pole_section|North Pole Section]] (Northern / Habitual Belt)
-  * [[vazhak|Vazhak]] (Western / Dark Side) 
   * [[zilari|Zilari]] (Southern / Habitual Belt)   * [[zilari|Zilari]] (Southern / Habitual Belt)
 +  * [[vazhak|Vazhak]] (Western / Dark Side)
 +  * [[desert_side|Desert Side]] (East)
  
 **The Regions of the North Midbelt Section (East and West):** **The Regions of the North Midbelt Section (East and West):**
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