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The Arlen Fortress was just an old ruin before King Terrowin stumbled upon it one day. He quickly ordered his men to set to work and eventually he had his very own castle. There's only two ways in and out and that's where each bridge reaches the castle. Its heavily fortified and guarded and anyone coming down the bridges would be easily spotted so think twice about coming with ill intentions.

The Griffin Pass is a large mountain range spanning to the east of Golisvear Kingdom. There is a small pathway that cuts a swath down the middle of the mountains. It leads to quite a large meadow filled with flowers and grass and the occasional tree here and there to provide shade. Be forewarned however, this is Griffin territory, they have been known to be aggressive towards visitors, though they mostly mind their own business if you mind yours. Sometimes they'll even fly down to look you over...that is if they don’t attack first. It all depends on what mood the Griffin that spots you are in.

They have been known to fight off Dragons in their territory so tread lightly when entering. You enter this beautiful, peaceful place at your own risk.

The Spire of Utoyelna lies in a secrete location on the top of a mountain peak. Only the strongest of the strong can make the climb, and only a fool that wasn’t in the order dare climb it to get to it. It is a small castle like structure that allows a 360 degree view and can be quite easily defended.

Calling this a cave would be an understatement. It’s a huge cavern with water, stalagmites and plenty enough land to step on. Plenty of wild animals come in to drink at the waters edge or to graze through out the green grass that stretches into the cavern all together. It is rumored that the cave is inhabited by a massive dragon who will kill all who enter.

The vast kingdom of Golisvear is large in the least. The homes and business are surrounded by large protective walls. There is enough space between the walls and the homes to not cause a bout of claustrophobia. There are two gates in and out of the kingdom and that is one on the North side and One on the South. Guards patrol the streets as well as the walls to ensure safety and that crime will be kept on its toes. The gates are heavily fortified and guarded so no one can come in unseen.

Towers on either end of the front of the cream colored building. In front stand a batch of two story glass doors, leading inside to the lobby of The House of Fine Arts. Although the building stands three stories tall, only the first two are used for the public. The attic is rumored to contain an old crazed actress, locked away from the world. But no one really believes that.

The West Side of London is a fairly simple area. Known as one of the safest areas it is no wonder that the Littleton Schoolhouse and Rosewood Church are located there. Despite Smithson Bank being there as well, no one can remember the last criminal activity in the area. Most people respect this area and want it to remain the same.

This part of town is the posh and over expensive area. The North and the South areas are kept separate, although they do of course mingle. But other than that distinction the Upper Class is all the same. With the enormous houses and the constant dinner parties, one wonders if there is ever a dull moment in the Upper Class of Victorian London.

The darkest part of London. The hottest part of a city is said to be downtown, and London is an important city all around. Host of the Ross Coal Mine, Bernard Chimney Sweep Service House, 4th Street Textile Factory, and, though most don’t come right out and mention it, the Local Brothel.

Main Street is the busiest street in London. Many vendors of every sort and assorted shops line the street including Jones Tea Shop and the Fabric Shop. But intersecting Main Street is 6th Street. And on that street is the Barber Shop.

Orphanages are not a pleasant place to live, if for no other reason than for the requirement to reside there. Other than the staff, every resident at Fleetwood has undergone some trauma in the form of either parental death or abandonment. The three story Victorian structure, which cannot be called a house, and can hardly be called home, seems to project the mournful feelings of the children inside, in its sunken demeanor and vine covered walls.

The Residential area is for working class and middle class families. The population is vast and is the heavy majority of London, though less attention is paid to this area than the prestigious Upper Class. There are one or two assorted parks and gathering places, but for the most part it is not too glamorous.

In the northwestern point of Oklahoma is a small town called Hooker. The population is still fairly small but slowly climbing. Hooker has all the basic amenities of a small, western community.

Considering there is no town without it's residents, Hooker must have homes around the area. Most homes are just outside of the town, small properties with a horse or two. Other properties are farther outside town, ten miles away at the farthest, and have large farms.
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Originally America was a beautiful nation, full of promise and freedom. Now-a-days United America is less than beautiful, and anything but free. Suffice to say that though United America stretches from Alaska to the strait of Magellan, most of the action still takes place in the former United States. The beaches are still beautiful, but they are restricted, and overall the mainland is industrial and uninhabited, as there is much space to fill after the mass genocide.

Pax Pacis is very similar to its roots in Australia, though, as to be expected, there are differences. Though Australia was founded as a prison, Pax Pacis was founded for freedom. Every City is bustling, and the towns are cozy. Everywhere there seems to be an air of happiness, derived from knowing exactly how bad things are everywhere else. In the capital of Sydney things are a bit more serious, but for the most part everyone throughout the continent is laid back.

All the action can’t take place in just Pax Pacis and UA, right? Correct. Though most of the action takes places in the former America and former Australia, there are still interesting goings-on in the remaining four continents. With the Continental Monarchy of Dominito, and the Continental Dictatorships of AN, AA, and Glaciallis, what couldn’t happen? While a revolt is unlikely, and a parade celebrating freedom isn’t on everyone’s calendar, don’t put it past people; Even the most suppressed nation has its secrets.