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Contents
Geography
Continents
Aretgia
Regorta
A large vaguely crescent shaped continent, Near the north of the planet, with it's opening facing Aretgia to it's southeast. It is sometimes referred to as the "mind" of Yulatra.
Most of it's signature civilization lives in the north-right section, with tall skyscrapers and city walls, and large docks that spread out a long way into the water. It has always been ruled over by Arlen the Cyberlich and a parliament of scholars. Neither are particularly relevant however, as the state is extremely liberal, to the point of being almost lawless. This freedom has given the nation the position as the world's leader in magical and technological advancement (disregarding the chaos breakers.) With this, the nation has a very cyberpunk aesthetic to it. And is looked down upon as a dystopian hellhole as much as it is praised as a land of freedom and science.
Next to the city is a large body of water, with various purifiers and processing plants for the good of the city. The rest is all covered in forest with a few farm villages, with the exception of the Forest Crater.
Sulapel
Utra
Hewa
Villu
A rocky continent, near the south, to the west of Hewa. It was mostly deserted before the arrvial of the chaos breakers, with relatively rocky beaches that did not lend themselves well to civilization.
After Graiin's Rise to power, the chaos breaker tower appeared there almost overnight, covering the harsher majority of the continent. Now it swarms with races and species otherwise alien to Yulatra. It's used as a haven for retired chaos breakers that for whatever reason cannot return home. Houses are scattered about with no rhyme or reason, and consist of random alien architecture that do not always follow consistent building codes.
