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Greniou is the neighboring planet of Mantua, the fourth planet to harbor life, and the center of the Elite Grenian Empire. The planet is managed by 4 major powers united by one leader, the Lord Premier. It is a planet of advanced technology joining the ranks along with Ferona as the most technologically advanced. The planet is considered and feared as a very intimidating, violent, and cruel cove to heartless and cold beings.

Geography

Continents

Korriaka

Located in the northern pole, Korriaka is a massive skydome settlement residing above the last remaining body of water in Greniou, the Tyxho lake. It is the political center of the planet and serves as the capitol of the empire. The Korriaka region is vastly unpopulated down below but in their respective Skydome states, also known as the Korri Coalition, activity is mostly what it is known for. There are a total of 634 Sky Domes within Korriaka, most of them housing businesses and government properties. However, it is known that the richest of Greniou each own properties within Korriaka, including the Errin family.

Before the sun goddess Zhenn condemned the planet into an eternal day, Korriaka was once a polar region in which a spiraling spiritual pathway once stood. Most of the humans back then would use it to send offerings to Minske, the moon goddess and the ruler of the night, and communicate with her every 11 years or so in the pathway's very strange appearing cycle. Many animals were once found around Korriaka in abundance such as Polar Bears, Whales, and seaward humanoids. Now in present days, nothing is left bellow other than the last remaining [and melted] ice caps which form their iconic lake.

Scomiriv

Scomiriv is the territory residing eastward from Korriaka. Greniou's many mines are located within Scomiriv's mountain chains and is a prized territory to their empire. Production of weaponry and technology, thanks to Greniou's valuable and highly revered metals and other solids, is their main provider for their economic infrastructure and trade. Many interstellar ports are located here, a majority of them being ship docking station transporters that connect to warp gates located in their lot of space. Though Scomiriv is near by it's richer counterpart continental region, there are only a few hundred Sky Domes housing the people in charged of Greniou's mining businesses and traded goods. As for the surface world, it's rich sand dunes and rocky mountains prove to be a very popular settlement for the poor and a great place to take refuge from Inoperables.

Nivoxhere

Nivoxhere is the southern continent nestled between Scomiriv and Dieranoshi and the center of metropolitan activity for Greniou's upper middle class. Though it is surrounded by two other continental regions that favor Sky Domes and emphasizing differences between rich and poor, Nivoxhere takes the liberty of embracing an otherwise horrible environmental situation by means of adaptation and positive works. Greniou's power plants located in Nivoxhere's high peak mountains feed off solar energy and Decay Streams that hit the region and provide a plethora of energy to power it's atmospheric barrier. Since this region is located within sacred grounds where a historical genocide occurred, many of the cities are heavily guarded with protective force fields and frequency-reversing technology to ward off Inoperables and other unspeakable abominations. Other than that, Nivoxhere, with its canyons and beautiful sands, is a popular tourist site for immigrants.

Nivoxhere is also (secretly)a haven for surviving Angelics.

Zhvekosnaka

Dieranoshi

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Trivia

Greniou is the birthplace of famed scientist Hycho Klaoden Garnere, and the planet where the Theory of Frequencies and Vibration Identity plus the creation of the Garnere Range of Frequencies was first discovered, worked on, confirmed, and published in by Garnere himself.