Urzen Continent Info & Stuff
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Alright. Imma put some of my ideas here.
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URZEN
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Although the country is somewhat gender-segregated, it is ironic as the third person isn't distinguished by gender, making everyone only have one pronoun. (So, you can't have he/him or she/her pronouns! It's only they/them used as a third-person singular)
Urzen also is filled with several supernatural creatures, that most of them dwell with human civilization, and alter several lives of people. So when you see an angelic-looking creature in your house, high chances are that some creatures are messing with your mind, or they're actually in there. Everything is fine as long as either Iyrin or the Fiends aren't the ones who are looking at you. -
URZEN
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Although the country is somewhat gender-segregated, it is ironic as the third person isn't distinguished by gender, making everyone only have one pronoun. (So, you can't have he/him or she/her pronouns! It's only they/them used as a third-person singular)
Urzen also is filled with several supernatural creatures, that most of them dwell with human civilization, and alter several lives of people. So when you see an angelic-looking creature in your house, high chances are that some creatures are messing with your mind, or they're actually in there. Everything is fine as long as either Iyrin or the Fiends aren't the ones who are looking at you. -
Apologies for the double posting. I just realized that. And for that, take some new Urzen information!
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Some places of Urzen are restricted for normal citizens, specifically used as a punishment field for criminals to be sent in hellish realms. -
I should be not using technology during late times, especially for someone who is going to take blood samples in a few hours. But take some Urzen Lore:
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Some cities/countries of Urzen are communistic, but no actually has "screwed up" the society. Perhaps this is because the leader is actually a god...
Whether a god or not, some cities are severely theocratic. So blasphemies against gods, imaginary or not, are punished severely. This isn't an excuse for foreigners too, as they are warned before entering Urzen. -
Old update...
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After assassination of one of the "gods" in the city of Theoshazh, one of the bloodiest revolts known as "Bloody Theo", which 7000 people (the city had population of 50000 approximately) had died. -
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The Continent of Urzen is divided into 10 countries
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