Island Sodor Map Novels & Stories

I said grabbing the maps and moving them to the center of the table. After a couple hours of going back and forth and tossing ideas out, we finally had it down to 4 different locations: Sabah in Borneo, Harris in Scotland, Oahu in Hawaii, and St. Lucia. Charlie had given me a list of questions to ask my mate next time she connected with me to help narrow down this list even more. I was hoping she was just in Hawaii because it was the closest option but with the other 3 locations outside the country, the odds were not in my favor for that.

Soren gave me a sincere look. I didn't want to jump on the opportunity just yet. Even though everything had seemed to work out really well so far, I just had an uneasy feeling. "Thank you so much for the offer. May I think about it?" "Absolutely!" Soren seemed to be happy that I didn't turn him down immediately. I realized I forgot to ask for a piece of important information. "What's the name of the island?" "It's Papeno."

“…While I do know that this map belongs to the Seadom tribe, it’s only because of passed down knowledge from my ancestors… Truth be told, this is my first time seeing this map as well,” muttered Takuya with a sigh after briefly looking at the map. “…Then… Do you have any idea how we can get to Yearning Island? Or at the very least, how we can locate it? From what we know, the island seems to float about on sea and is only locatable through a special method of sorts. As Master Ghost said, the island appeared on the map once, but never again ever since…” replied Gerald with a slight frown as he looked at the map…

Legolas said pointing towards the maps. “Thought so. Anyways. Ok so if we narrow this down by the War locations, it automatically eliminates our Hawaii location. I’m not going to rule out St. Lucia just yet. It is really far south but it’s still within the vertical lines of the first and last wars.” I was pointing out the small island to show where St. Lucia was while Legolas was looking over the other 2 locations that Charlie had helped us come up with.

I wake to the sound of a sailer calling “LAND AHOY!!” immediately I look around everyone was asleep. Bella fell asleep on watch duty. I shake awake the others but putting my finger to my lips so they’d stay quiet. As Raven starts to rub her eyes to wake herself up, we hear “Ok Britt, The box we will start with is Hay For Farms to get that out of the way, then we will have to get out all the other boxes slowly so we don’t have to do a lot of boxes.” a sailer said.

"The supplies are in place, the supplies are in place. On the uninhabited island, at coordinates 12'35, 23'35, and 47'62. Please pay attention. The supplies are in place, the supplies are in place. On the uninhabited island, at coordinates 12'35, 23'35, and 47'62." Eli looked at Sean, "Do you know how to get there?" Sean took out the compass from his bag. The compass was special, It told them the longitude and latitude of the island, instead of the Earth's. Simply speaking, they had simulated the island into a sphere and marked its position. "Do the supplies contain food?" Eli asked. "That's not all. There are food, drinks, bullets, smoke bombs, and so on," Sean explained. "Should we go and

Christon nodded firmly. One was still valuable, Alexander thought. He then took out a map and pointed. "Do you have any idea where the Trio Alliance Island is?" Christon examined it for a while before drawing a circle with his hand. "It should be in this area." The range was broad, covering half of the ocean. "Can you be more specific?" Alexander asked, spreading out several nautical charts. "They all look the same to me," Christon scratched his head, looking confused and hesitant to point out a specific location.

The least mafia-like student was training? Unfortunately, there was no time for idle chat. The trio set off from Pirate’s Bay into the forest with Zen as the navigator. According to Zen, the island was split into nine zones. However, only five maps were available. They had parts of five maps, and the unmarked four areas of the island must contain something interesting. None of the scout teams reported back yet, so Zen wanted to check on the closest blank spot. “Help!” someone screamed from a distance, and Zen stiffened.

“And whatever happens after that, we’ll deal with it.” As the crew finished their preparations, Tanner joined Maxton on the deck, his tablet showing the map to the island. “It’ll take us a few days to reach Havalu,” he said, pointing out the route. “We’ll avoid the main trading lanes, as you requested. Less chance of anyone noticing us.”

Somehow my pack is still on my back, I reach around puling out the map. We made it to the island but we still have to find the volcanic obsidian stone. The map tells us it’s directly in the middle of the island, but we had no way of knowing how to get there and it wasn’t going to be easy to find through all these trees. Even worse, we only have a few hours of daylight left. We will have no choice but to sleep here tonight. “This is going to take us days” Ben complained. He was probably right. “Well we better start” Rod said walking into the trees ahead of us.