Kenes

Kenes is the name given to the northwestern region of Siris. Kenes is bisected by the Iathelta s'Aien range, and can be divided into southern, northern, highland, and interior subregions. Kenes is bounded by the Firda River to the south, the Frostfell range to the east, iShare Kthai to the north, and Niye Khalyu to the west.

Southern Kenes is characterized by rolling grasslands dotted with isolated pockets of dense but stunted forest growth. Its coastline is jagged and rocky, with steep bluffs rising over 50 feet in many areas. The largest settlement in southern Kenes is Etsval, which lies at the southwestern-most corner of the region at the mouth of the Firda River.

Northern Kenes, situated between the Aien and Frostfell ranges, feature a vast network of canyons carved by over 50 powerful mountain rivers. Most of these rivers converge at Lake Sima in the fertile Kenesi Basin, forming the Ukrani River, which ultimately feeds into iShare Kthai via the Ukrani Delta. This lush river delta is home to the city of Caraasha, the largest city in Siris.

The Kenesi highlands are a rocky, arid region situated in the rain shadow of the Aien Mountains in the northwestern portion of Kenes.

The Kenesi interior is covered entirely by a vast, dense, and largely undeveloped region known as the Keneswood.