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	Panin The neutral, international, fair and powerful city of Panin. This is the most populous city in the world, located where the humans first landed on Kepler. It has been ruled by many people, has served as the capital of many empires, either through parliamentary or authoritarian means. It now, however, belongs to no country, and governs itself under strict protection of most of the world. Due to Panin's autonomy, it is difficult to expand its borders because the lands surrounding it belong to other nations, and thus the city is incredibly cramped; it is stacked upon itself tenfold, with catwalks and streets wrapping around the tops of skyscrapers and gardens touching the clouds. If you visit here, be warned; you may get lost easily in the neon lights and multitude of paths or trampled in the commute to and from work.	0	0
	Aiśse Located on the far west island chain called 'The Novels,' Aiśse is the largest of the nations that preside there. It is one of the first countries to be considered a powerhouse on Kepler save for the city of Panin, claiming the entirety of the Novels as their own despite a presence by people a century before them; they assembled an army while most Keplers were toiling with mercenaries. Their capital, Ágestinfel, is the first city outside of Panin to reach one million people, and portrays an open and cozy architecture, very white and pearly and French. They speak Novelic, a Northern-European derived cocktail language shared amongst the nations of the Novels.	0	0
	Mabórgh The smallest of the countries on the Novels. They were given independence from Aiśse after being taken from them in an early war; in which case they were given autonomy, and over time, sovereignty. They speak Novelic, and is like Aiśse's little brother; it has stayed neutral in most conflicts.	0	0
	Flinzeeland This is a country similar to Prieel, many of the Prieelish people having originated from this country. They were one of the first nations to declare itself outside of Panin as a free state. The country hugs the coast across the strait from the Novels, and speaks Flint, a language heavily influenced by Dutch. Their capital is Meering.	0	0
	Tsetsia The original inhabitants of The Novels. They lost most of their land to Aiśse, including their original capital, and hold a bit of a vendetta against them. They speak mostly Novelic now, though many are bilingual, their second language Tsetsian, which sounds like a language from the Caucasus and is written in a Georgian alphabet.	0	0
	Ujjvalla A small nation formulated as a 'New Hindi republic.' It is tucked into the southwestern shore of the continent, and possesses the most gold of any country in the world, due to a plethora of fruitful mines.	0	0
	Liempore A central-Proseperan nation, the founders of French-Malian descent. They are the first country to successfully push back Aiśsen invasion; Liempore and Aiśse are notorious enemies, this pushback leading to a snowball effect of pushback towards the Novelic country. Liempore's architecture is old-fashioned, almost neo-Classical; they live in a democracy that has very recently fallen into subtle clutches of corruption. Their capital is Nouveau Bamako, and they speak a Creole-French language called Liem.	0	0
	The Narrowlands An anarchist wasteland. It is extremely narrow in width, about the width of a city, but long in length. If you're crossing it, cross fast; it has no law, and bandit gangs and criminals use that to their advantage to catch unsuspecting travelers. On one side is Liempore, the other Panin.	0	0
	Avenoge A French democratic country on the eastern side of the continent. It is pristine and new in its architecture, often pumping out the newest technology in the world. Their language is derived from French and other Western European languages, and it is called...Avenogian.	0	0