Hive Vitreous

Hive Vitreous was the central hive and de-facto capital of the Gohma, built around the Eyes of Vitreous and the original nest of the Matriarch. It was located on the shores of Lake Kilsie roughly 45 miles northwest of Gundrumether.

History
When the Druthulidi Iemanis was slain, its corpse fell upon the Misery Mire, and its seven eyes took on a life of their own. One of these eyes, a being known as Vitreous, settled near the heart of Misery Mire, mindlessly spawning Vitreons. However, nearby, one of the smaller eyes of the fallen Demon became the Matriarch, the first of the Gohma. This creature and its spawn were discovered by the Fallen Sage Sulkaris, who began to embody Iemanis, becoming its hand in the world. Led by what believed itself to be the Will of Sulkaris, the Gohma were given awareness and purpose, reintegrated the Eyes of Vitreous into their hive. For centuries the Gohma reunified pieces of their fallen greater being into the grand Hive as millions of generations of Gohma were spawned and died, growing the Hive ever stronger.

In 127 AG, a combined army of Hylians, Oocca, Hybrid Zora, and Gorons marched into Misery Mire to exterminate the Gohma and destroy Sulkaris once and for all, burning down the Gohma Hives across the Mire until reaching Hive Vitreous. After an attempted parlay by a manifestation of Sulkaris, the allied forces attacked, managing to route and seemingly destroy the last Gohma Hive on Hyrule, including the Matriarch itself. However, as a last ditch effort to preserve itself, the Gohma reincorporated all Gohma, living or dead, into a recreation of Iemanis using the Sage Medallions Sulkaris had recovered from her slain First Sage siblings. This aspect of Iemanis swiftly proved to be too much for the mortals, but was destroyed by Hylia Nohansen after Princess Tetralyna Nohansen Zelda V made a pact with her. Hive Vitreous was completely destroyed between the violent rebirth of Iemanis and Hylia's divine wrath, which tore apart the land and drowned much of Misery Mire under a tidal wave.

Hive Vitreous was the heart of the Gohma Hive, bustling with the activity of countless millions of Gohma, and was eternally surrounded by a sea of the infamous blue fog that facilitated the Gohma hivemind and the ceaseless buzzing of the giant flies the Gohma used as a livestock. Despite being the most populous center in Hyrule by far, the utterly hostile Gohma and endless miles of dangerous swampland ensured no traveler ever visited the Hive and returned to tell the tale,