Seviah
Seviah is a mountainous desert country, two borders from the Thes'set Desert to the west, and just south of The Lonely Line. It is the location of the iconic Naitoum-Einolasen (or, the Lonely Mountain), which takes up a large amount of the entire country.
The country is also known for its two massive main cities - the capital Elora in the east, and Leone in the northeast. The ancient sacred city of Naitoumi-Sevah, located atop the Lonely Mountain in the center of the country, is one of the oldest cities in the universe.
Apart from only 2 closed districts in Leone, Seviah is an entirely true-air country.
There are almost no moving-city roads in all of Seviah, and what roads do exist are only minimal docking areas on the outer fringes of the two large cities. While the lack of moving-city roads were originally due to the mountain, this went on to become a part of Sevian culture. Instead, the country has countless open-air true-roads that crisscross the desert and the mountains.
Seviah has a very old, ancient culture of nomadic desert dwellers and sand worship, a religion that is still strongly present today. Most Sevians follow some form of nature or true-earth religion.
There is an aura of timeless, austere desert allure to Seviah, where traveling by horseback along wild, twisting paths through the sands and mountain steppes is the norm. Many people say of Seviah that it is a step back in time, and are awed by the untamed beauty of the landscape.
The country is also known for its two massive main cities - the capital Elora in the east, and Leone in the northeast. The ancient sacred city of Naitoumi-Sevah, located atop the Lonely Mountain in the center of the country, is one of the oldest cities in the universe.
Apart from only 2 closed districts in Leone, Seviah is an entirely true-air country.
There are almost no moving-city roads in all of Seviah, and what roads do exist are only minimal docking areas on the outer fringes of the two large cities. While the lack of moving-city roads were originally due to the mountain, this went on to become a part of Sevian culture. Instead, the country has countless open-air true-roads that crisscross the desert and the mountains.
Seviah has a very old, ancient culture of nomadic desert dwellers and sand worship, a religion that is still strongly present today. Most Sevians follow some form of nature or true-earth religion.
There is an aura of timeless, austere desert allure to Seviah, where traveling by horseback along wild, twisting paths through the sands and mountain steppes is the norm. Many people say of Seviah that it is a step back in time, and are awed by the untamed beauty of the landscape.
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Sevian
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