Editing Adzikis in Winter

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''''Ac tanu Mat ren Adzikis e Anoa''''

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==From the Booklet that accompanies the King Random Deck.==

Adzikis in Winter.  Snow in drifts, in sweeps, in sheets, in the deep dark chill of mountains clear of fire.
Adzikis is a world in recovery in many ways.  In other ways, it has become something it had no hope of becoming.  It is peaceful.

This world was once a vibrant and thriving world just nudging into a high technological age.  They had discovered a type of magnetic reaction between three different type of stones that they had developed into a rail transport system and a wide variety of other technological devices.  Oceangoing ships filled with well-dressed travelers plied the many seas and the cosmopolitan ports were thriving with their commerce.   Manned flight was common but expensive and usually reserved for government personnel and cargo shipments.   There were nation states with a variety of conflicts in a gun age that relied on archers as well as rifleman. Theoretical engineers were figuring out that the several moons could be reached by devices just outside the current state of technology, but in a few decades it was possible to explore the heavens.  A few communication satellites had been placed in orbit and the computer age was taking off like wildfire. .    

In small isolated enclaves were people that the vast populations considered nuts and wackos just because they claimed to be able to use magic and called themselves wizards and witches.  They were objects of scorn and mocking comedy.   Unknown to the masses though, they practiced high order sorcery as well as listry.

Then catastrophe struck. 
 
My investigations suggest several things occurred at the same time and they are why this place is cold and peaceful. First a series of earthquakes, then dramatic cooling and a global winter.  And since disaster breeds the best and worst things in the nature of man they had great efforts to save populations and devastating warfare over surviving resources.

This occurred over 200 years ago in their time. They adapted. They embraced the cold.  They reordered their priorities.

They became poets.

Embracing their pain, they began to cherish life, and love, and art, and creativity.  They began to prize ingenuity and invention.  They developed poetic forms and languages for specialization in certain areas.  One language, ''Aurol'', was chosen as the language of business.  Another, ''Untalis'', became the language of anger.  Feloso became the language of friendship and community.  ''Ac Tanu'' became the language of love.  Each language had its forms and its poetry.  Once each language had served different races and nation-states, but the effort of recovery made them decide to use language differently.  Now there was one universal language with subsets selected to be used for specific needs.

One language, ''Tufoli'', became the language of food and drink.   Here is where their genius really blooms.

Since they were embracing life and suffering extreme deprivation at the same time, they learned how to use what they had well.  Spices were used to cover bland and uncertain meats.  Sugars were used to fill caloric intake so baking became almost a religion.  They eat all kinds of things sweet.  They discovered that they could make a respectable alcohol out of almost any vegetable refuse and that by filtering it through specially scented charcoals got a nearly tasteless base alcohol with a variety of slight scents to cover the harsh base taste.  Mixing sugar with it helped too.

More about sugar in the addendum.

Ive spent time here.  It has a vibrancy of a world turned into an artists retreat. One where militarism has been abandoned.  Where arguments between nations are solved though sports, cooking contests, and acrobatics.  They have a form of international athletics that are followed by millions. I found people here amazingly forthright and direct, yet capable of great serenity.  Its enticing, and dangerous. Its a process in development and only a world wide acceptance that violence is bad keeps the course pure.

'''Addendum

''So this world took a serious walloping.  It happens in shadow if you look.

''First, a series of massive earthquakes associated with a great global shifting of tectonic plates, probably an effect of Patternfall, caused about 20% of this world’s lands to crumble into gravel and sink below the sea. Much of these were in the tropical regions, but one major chunk was in the arctic region. 

''The cataclysmic earthquakes and the subsequent disruptions of the oceans and weather systems caused a massive storm spanning most of the equatorial regions.  This caused a general cooling of the world’s oceans.  Due to the oceanic currents cooling, and other related effects, the general temperature dropped as much as 40 degrees around the world.  This meant that even equatorial regions, used to balmy temperatures of 100, 110, and 120 suddenly were dealing with 60s, 70s, and 80s.

''Unfortunately for this world, the regions 25 degrees north of the equator and 30 degrees south of the equator had only about 5% of its landmass after the earthquakes.   Several archipelagos sprinkled around the central belt of this world survived the big shaking but volcanoes erupted and spewed ash into the already turbulent atmosphere.

''The areas 25 degrees to 45 degrees north and 30 degrees to 50 degrees south had almost 70% of the landmasses.  Temperatures plummeted.  Worldwide populations suffered dramatically. Billions died. The long cold winter set in for good.

''One major immediate effect of this global calamity is that about 50% of the world’s population of animal and plant life perished, including people. 3 billion out of 5 billion lost in days.   Suffering and starvation in the first 10 years cost the planet a billion people. The 10 years after the disaster warfare cost the planet another half billion.  In 10 years the population of the planet went from over 5 billion to under 400 million.
 

''It all seems natural as catastrophes go.  But it occurred at the time of Patternfall and there are tales of small battles fought by the wizards that make sense if they had a tiny piece of the Black Road come here to light things off.  I can get no one to confirm it, but i have a strong suspicion that the appearance of the Black Road and the battle by wizards to eradicate it may have started the calamities that effected this world.  Ive asked around, they are not talking. 

''Go Brand.  Chalk up another shadow screwed by my mad, sad, and ought to be dead, brother.

''Yet Adzikis has much to recommend it.  They have survived a terrible tragedy on their world and by embracing life have become at once one people, regardless of appearances, and embraced creation of life. The change of the world’s name is a sign of their resiliency. Before the big shaking the place was called Adzikis.  A poem about the new world called it "Adzikis in Winter". The name stuck and became a rally point for the survivors.

''Despite the massive destruction, many elements of the growing industrial age survived.  But their development was diverted down unusual paths.  Intercity transportation occurs on a well-designed mag-lev rail system.  Yet most travel in the city is on foot, bicycles, hoverboards, or in horse drawn carriages.  Some magtrav wagons and vehicles exist but they are mostly used for official governmental travel and for cargo.  There are some magtrav bus systems. Mainly on long cross-city and regional routes. 

'''Solar power systems are the most common power source as well as thermal dynamic power. ''

''The common people have a type of repulsion/hover technology that i'm fairly certain was imported from offworld.  An extremely common sight is someone walking with a floating cart behind them carrying groceries and such. There are a wide variety of heating systems but most people have adapted to colder weather. 

''Nearly all agriculture on this world is hydroponic and communal.  Most of it is also large scale and managed for the communal betterment of the population inside mammoth buildings. However, nearly every dwelling has small enclosed hydroponic systems used to recycle water, waste products, and air while growing herbs and small vegetables. These small hydroponic systems are remnants of the systems used at the time of the cataclysm by the survivors.  In time the efficiency and productivity of these household systems may have been key to the populations survival.  As such, the systems are as much decoration and art works as they are sources of food and clean air. 

'''''The Sugar of Adzikis'''''

''This world has a plant called the Sweet Flora.   Really.  ''The Sweet Flora''.  There is no linguistic reason for either word, or for ‘The’ to be put in front of it.  It’s just spoken of that way.'' 

<blockquote>
'''''“Hey, Jed, what’s that plant over there?  It sure smells good. “'''''

'''''“Well, Zeke, that’s The Sweet Flora.”'''''

</blockquote>  


''Linguistically it is pronounced ‘thesweetflora.”  In ''Thari'' it comes out as The Sweet Flora and that’s the common pronunciation.  You’re not kidding anyone, sister.''

''This is a plant like a sunflower.  Tall and thick stalked, with a gigantic pale yellow flower with bright purple seeds in the middle.  It blossoms when the sun rises and follows the sun through its passage.''

''The lower stalks sprout bulbs the size of cantaloupes that contain an unpleasantly sweet sap of a dark yellow color.  The roots are comprised of a deep straight taproot and a collection of tubers like potatoes right below the surface.  It grows in all climes though it prefers temperatures around 40 to 50.  It seems that there are aficionados’ that can tell what temperature the flower was grown in by tasting its various produce.  Snobs.  What I do know is that if you plant a sprouting of this it will grow in frozen tundra as easily as cool tropics of this world.''

''It does not, however, transplant well into other shadows.  Funny thing that.  It can be done just takes some doing.  It is grown in large quantities at Vulsar Base''.

''The flower can be harvested in several ways.  First off; the stalk and its taproot are generally left alone for a couple years.  The stalk may be two feet across. The stalk and taproot are harvested after 5 years worth of seeds, leaves, petals, bulbs and tubers. It makes a reasonable paper, like a poster board.'' 

''The leaves, which grow big and thick, are used as a paper product, mulched and pressed into sheets.  This is not terribly efficient and is usually only done for certain religious ritual reasons and for stylistic reasons.  There is a type of poetry only written on Florimel Paper.  I kid you not, it’s called Florimel Paper.  Do you wonder who found this world first?''

''The leaves can be dried and cut and seeped in hot water and makes a very nice tea.  It is the base of a wide variety of floral tea blends.'' 

''The leaves can also be cut into chunks and chewed to produce a slightly hallucinogenic and euphoric effect.  A lot like cocoa leaves. This process is extremely common in the industry though frowned on and is thought to be a drug of the lower classes.  It is also a bit disgusting, involving large oily wads of chaw and lots of sweet tarry spittle.  It does, however, get around and is often found at fashionable soirées in a modified form.'' 

''Usually the tubers are harvested in warmer weather.  They have a texture like potatoes and can be used like them.  That is if you like your mashed potatoes to taste like pureed maple candies.  That said, there is an extremely large volume of culinary lore that uses the Flora Tubers.  Many of the dishes are extremely tasty if a bit too sweet for my taste.''

''The bulbs can grow to be 8” to 12” in diameters and can be harvested year round.  They grow quickly. A clipped bulb leaves a stem attached to the main stalk that can be replaced in 10 to 15 days in a cool and watery climate.  This is the main source of sugar on this world.  The sap is easy to process and easy to store.  It does not freeze in survivable temperatures, becoming a slow and thick syrup.  Barrels are filled with the rendered sap and shipped off for refining.  The bulb husks are considered a perk of the growers and harvesters and has plenty of culinary uses. These uses do not rise to the level of respectability though which is why the harvesters get them.  Still, the husks are used in a variety of methods similar to tamales.  They are also a main ingredient in fertilizers on this icy planet.''

''The flower petals are easy to render into both sugar and scents.  
*The sugar has a very strong and pleasant floral smell. It can be used in any preparation sugar can in most universes.  A refined and strained form is nearly identical to unscented white sugar. 
*The seeds can be roasted and eaten whole; shell and all.  It is nutty and sweet.  A common preparation of flora seeds is roasting them and coating them in a ginger sugar.  Clove, rosemary, and pepper coatings are also quite good.  Seeds are also ground into a flour and used accordingly.''

''Flora seeds and petal are often used to flavor the filtered pure alcohol made from the bulb sugar.  Sort of a floral rum and quite tasty.''

''One last comment on the Sweet Flora.''

''In the front article I commented that a base alcohol could be made by filtering the pruno-pure alcohol made from almost any vegetable matter through a scented charcoal.  This is the charcoal made from the woody stalks of the Sweet Flora plant.'' 
''
A bit time consuming, and not the easiest way to make alcohol drinkable, it is still a common practice, with a wide following on this make-do-with-less & waste-nothing world.''

''Recycling is not as fanatical here as on Taxorami, though it is an ever-present activity, but the Adziks would understand and admire the Taxonomist thriftiness.''
 
==GM_Note==
 This world was going to be a part of a campaign centered around Flora.  And the battle of the black road, the wizards stopped the world from being consumed, but it might be hard to explain to the survivors on this ice block of a world.

===<div class="center" style="width: auto; margin-left: auto; margin-right: auto;">'''[[Adzikis in Winter]]'''</div>===
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''''Ac tanu Mat ren Adzikis e Anoa''''

Adzikis in Winter.  Snow in drifts, in sweeps, in sheets, in the deep dark chill of mountains clear of fire.
Adzikis is a world in recovery in many ways.  In other ways, it has become something it had no hope of becoming.  It is peaceful.

This world was once a vibrant and thriving world just nudging into a high technological age.  They had discovered a type of magnetic reaction between three different type of stones that they had developed into a rail transport system and a wide variety of other technological devices.  Oceangoing ships filled with well-dressed travelers plied the many seas and the cosmopolitan ports were thriving with their commerce.   Manned flight was common but expensive and usually reserved for government personnel and cargo shipments.   There were nation states with a variety of conflicts in a gun age that relied on archers as well as rifleman. Theoretical engineers were figuring out that the several moons could be reached by devices just outside the current state of technology, but in a few decades it was possible to explore the heavens.  A few communication satellites had been placed in orbit and the computer age was taking off like wildfire. .    

In small isolated enclaves were people that the vast populations considered nuts and wackos just because they claimed to be able to use magic and called themselves wizards and witches.  They were objects of scorn and mocking comedy.   Unknown to the masses though, they practiced high order sorcery as well as listry.

Then catastrophe struck. 
 
My investigations suggest several things occurred at the same time and they are why this place is cold and peaceful. First a series of earthquakes, then dramatic cooling and a global winter.  And since disaster breeds the best and worst things in the nature of man they had great efforts to save populations and devastating warfare over surviving resources.

This occurred over 200 years ago in their time. They adapted. They embraced the cold.  They reordered their priorities.

They became poets.

Embracing their pain, they began to cherish life, and love, and art, and creativity.  They began to prize ingenuity and invention.  They developed poetic forms and languages for specialization in certain areas.  One language, ''Aurol'', was chosen as the language of business.  Another, ''Untalis'', became the language of anger.  Feloso became the language of friendship and community.  ''Ac Tanu'' became the language of love.  Each language had its forms and its poetry.  Once each language had served different races and nation-states, but the effort of recovery made them decide to use language differently.  Now there was one universal language with subsets selected to be used for specific needs.

One language, ''Tufoli'', became the language of food and drink.   Here is where their genius really blooms.

Since they were embracing life and suffering extreme deprivation at the same time, they learned how to use what they had well.  Spices were used to cover bland and uncertain meats.  Sugars were used to fill caloric intake so baking became almost a religion.  They eat all kinds of things sweet.  They discovered that they could make a respectable alcohol out of almost any vegetable refuse and that by filtering it through specially scented charcoals got a nearly tasteless base alcohol with a variety of slight scents to cover the harsh base taste.  Mixing sugar with it helped too.

More about sugar in the addendum.

Ive spent time here.  It has a vibrancy of a world turned into an artists retreat. One where militarism has been abandoned.  Where arguments between nations are solved though sports, cooking contests, and acrobatics.  They have a form of international athletics that are followed by millions. I found people here amazingly forthright and direct, yet capable of great serenity.  Its enticing, and dangerous. Its a process in development and only a world wide acceptance that violence is bad keeps the course pure.

<span style=color:darkgreen>Addendum

<span style=color:darkgreen>So this world took a serious walloping.  It happens in shadow if you look.

<span style=color:darkgreen>First, a series of massive earthquakes associated with a great global shifting of tectonic plates, probably an effect of Patternfall, caused about 20% of this world’s lands to crumble into gravel and sink below the sea. Much of these were in the tropical regions, but one major chunk was in the arctic region. 

<span style=color:darkgreen>The cataclysmic earthquakes and the subsequent disruptions of the oceans and weather systems caused a massive storm spanning most of the equatorial regions.  This caused a general cooling of the world’s oceans.  Due to the oceanic currents cooling, and other related effects, the general temperature dropped as much as 40 degrees around the world.  This meant that even equatorial regions, used to balmy temperatures of 100, 110, and 120 suddenly were dealing with 60s, 70s, and 80s.

<span style=color:darkgreen>Unfortunately for this world, the regions 25 degrees north of the equator and 30 degrees south of the equator had only about 5% of its landmass after the earthquakes.   Several archipelagos sprinkled around the central belt of this world survived the big shaking but volcanoes erupted and spewed ash into the already turbulent atmosphere.

<span style=color:darkgreen>The areas 25 degrees to 45 degrees north and 30 degrees to 50 degrees south had almost 70% of the landmasses.  Temperatures plummeted.  Worldwide populations suffered dramatically. Billions died. The long cold winter set in for good.

<span style=color:darkgreen>One major immediate effect of this global calamity is that about 50% of the world’s population of animal and plant life perished, including people. 3 billion out of 5 billion lost in days.   Suffering and starvation in the first 10 years cost the planet a billion people. The 10 years after the disaster warfare cost the planet another half billion.  In 10 years the population of the planet went from over 5 billion to under 400 million.
 

<span style=color:darkgreen>It all seems natural as catastrophes go.  But it occurred at the time of Patternfall and there are tales of small battles fought by the wizards that make sense if they had a tiny piece of the Black Road come here to light things off.  I can get no one to confirm it, but I have a strong suspicion that the appearance of the Black Road and the battle by wizards to eradicate it may have started the calamities that effected this world.  Ive asked around, they are not talking. 

<span style=color:darkgreen>Go Brand.  Chalk up another shadow screwed by my mad, sad, and ought to be dead, brother.

<span style=color:darkgreen>Yet Adzikis has much to recommend it.  They have survived a terrible tragedy on their world and by embracing life have become at once one people, regardless of appearances, and embraced creation of life. The change of the world’s name is a sign of their resiliency. Before the big shaking the place was called Adzikis.  A poem about the new world called it "Adzikis in Winter". The name stuck and became a rally point for the survivors.

<span style=color:darkgreen>Despite the massive destruction, many elements of the growing industrial age survived.  But their development was diverted down unusual paths.  Intercity transportation occurs on a well-designed mag-lev rail system.  Yet most travel in the city is on foot, bicycles, hoverboards, or in horse drawn carriages.  Some magtrav wagons and vehicles exist but they are mostly used for official governmental travel and for cargo.  There are some magtrav bus systems. Mainly on long cross-city and regional routes. 

<span style=color:darkgreen>Solar power systems are the most common power source as well as thermal dynamic power. 

<span style=color:darkgreen>The common people have a type of repulsion/hover technology that i'm fairly certain was imported from offworld.  An extremely common sight is someone walking with a floating cart behind them carrying groceries and such. There are a wide variety of heating systems but most people have adapted to colder weather. 

<span style=color:darkgreen>Nearly all agriculture on this world is hydroponic and communal.  Most of it is also large scale and managed for the communal betterment of the population inside mammoth buildings. However, nearly every dwelling has small enclosed hydroponic systems used to recycle water, waste products, and air while growing herbs and small vegetables. These small hydroponic systems are remnants of the systems used at the time of the cataclysm by the survivors.  In time the efficiency and productivity of these household systems may have been key to the populations survival.  As such, the systems are as much decoration and art works as they are sources of food and clean air. 

<span style=color:darkblue>'''The Sugar of Adzikis'''

<span style=color:darkblue>This world has a plant called the Sweet Flora.   Really.  ''The Sweet Flora''.  There is no linguistic reason for either word, or for ‘The’ to be put in front of it.  It’s just spoken of that way. 

<blockquote>
'''''“Hey, Jed, what’s that plant over there?  It sure smells good. “'''''

'''''“Well, Zeke, that’s The Sweet Flora.”'''''

</blockquote>  


<span style=color:darkgreen>Linguistically it is pronounced ‘thesweetflora.”  In ''Thari'' it comes out as The Sweet Flora and that’s the common pronunciation.  You’re not kidding anyone, sister.

<span style=color:darkgreen>This is a plant like a sunflower.  Tall and thick stalked, with a gigantic pale yellow flower with bright purple seeds in the middle.  It blossoms when the sun rises and follows the sun through its passage.

<span style=color:darkgreen>The lower stalks sprout bulbs the size of cantaloupes that contain an unpleasantly sweet sap of a dark yellow color.  The roots are comprised of a deep straight taproot and a collection of tubers like potatoes right below the surface.  It grows in all climes though it prefers temperatures around 40 to 50.  It seems that there are aficionados’ that can tell what temperature the flower was grown in by tasting its various produce.  Snobs.  What I do know is that if you plant a sprouting of this it will grow in frozen tundra as easily as cool tropics of this world.

<span style=color:darkgreen>It does not, however, transplant well into other shadows.  Funny thing that.  It can be done just takes some doing.  It is grown in large quantities at Vulsar Base.

<span style=color:darkgreen>The flower can be harvested in several ways.  First off; the stalk and its taproot are generally left alone for a couple years.  The stalk may be two feet across. The stalk and taproot are harvested after 5 years worth of seeds, leaves, petals, bulbs and tubers. It makes a reasonable paper, like a poster board. 

<span style=color:darkgreen>The leaves, which grow big and thick, are used as a paper product, mulched and pressed into sheets.  This is not terribly efficient and is usually only done for certain religious ritual reasons and for stylistic reasons.  There is a type of poetry only written on Florimel Paper.  I kid you not, it’s called Florimel Paper.  Do you wonder who found this world first?

<span style=color:darkgreen>The leaves can be dried and cut and seeped in hot water and makes a very nice tea.  It is the base of a wide variety of floral tea blends. 

<span style=color:darkgreen>The leaves can also be cut into chunks and chewed to produce a slightly hallucinogenic and euphoric effect.  A lot like cocoa leaves. This process is extremely common in the industry though frowned on and is thought to be a drug of the lower classes.  It is also a bit disgusting, involving large oily wads of chaw and lots of sweet tarry spittle.  It does, however, get around and is often found at fashionable soirées in a modified form. 

<span style=color:darkgreen>Usually the tubers are harvested in warmer weather.  They have a texture like potatoes and can be used like them.  That is if you like your mashed potatoes to taste like pureed maple candies.  That said, there is an extremely large volume of culinary lore that uses the Flora Tubers.  Many of the dishes are extremely tasty if a bit too sweet for my taste.

<span style=color:darkgreen>The bulbs can grow to be 8” to 12” in diameters and can be harvested year round.  They grow quickly. A clipped bulb leaves a stem attached to the main stalk that can be replaced in 10 to 15 days in a cool and watery climate.  This is the main source of sugar on this world.  The sap is easy to process and easy to store.  It does not freeze in survivable temperatures, becoming a slow and thick syrup.  Barrels are filled with the rendered sap and shipped off for refining.  The bulb husks are considered a perk of the growers and harvesters and has plenty of culinary uses. These uses do not rise to the level of respectability though which is why the harvesters get them.  Still, the husks are used in a variety of methods similar to tamales.  They are also a main ingredient in fertilizers on this icy planet.

<span style=color:darkgreen>The flower petals are easy to render into both sugar and scents.  
*The sugar has a very strong and pleasant floral smell. It can be used in any preparation sugar can in most universes.  A refined and strained form is nearly identical to unscented white sugar. 
*The seeds can be roasted and eaten whole; shell and all.  It is nutty and sweet.  A common preparation of flora seeds is roasting them and coating them in a ginger sugar.  Clove, rosemary, and pepper coatings are also quite good.  Seeds are also ground into a flour and used accordingly.

<span style=color:darkgreen>Flora seeds and petal are often used to flavor the filtered pure alcohol made from the bulb sugar.  Sort of a floral rum and quite tasty.

<span style=color:darkgreen>One last comment on the Sweet Flora.

<span style=color:darkgreen>In the front article I commented that a base alcohol could be made by filtering the pruno-pure alcohol made from almost any vegetable matter through a scented charcoal.  This is the charcoal made from the woody stalks of the Sweet Flora plant. 

<span style=color:darkgreen>A bit time consuming, and not the easiest way to make alcohol drinkable, it is still a common practice, with a wide following on this make-do-with-less & waste-nothing world.'

<span style=color:darkgreen>Recycling is not as fanatical here as on Taxorami, though it is an ever-present activity, but the Adziks would understand and admire the Taxonomist thriftiness.
 
<span style=color:darkred>((GM_Note: This world was going to be a part of a campaign centered around Flora.  And the battle of the black road, the wizards stopped the world from being consumed, but it might be hard to explain to the survivors on this ice block of a world.
==Telmar==
[[File:Telmar-tropical city on Adzik.jpg|200px]]

Telmar is a tropical city and one of the biggest metropolitan areas on planet.  It sprawls over several hundred islands with a population of over 30 million souls.

==The Sweet Flora==

==zine==

[[Adzikis in Winter for the Zine]]
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 <span style=color:darkred>((GM_Note: This world was going to be a part of a campaign centered around Flora.  And the battle of the black road, the wizards stopped the world from being consumed, but it might be hard to explain to the survivors on this ice block of a world.
-==Cities==
+==Telmar==
-===Telmar===
 [[File:Telmar-tropical city on Adzik.jpg|200px]]
-'''Telmar''' is a tropical city and one of the biggest metropolitan areas on planet.  It sprawls over several hundred islands with a population of over 30 million souls.
+Telmar is a tropical city and one of the biggest metropolitan areas on planet.  It sprawls over several hundred islands with a population of over 30 million souls.
-===Seeya===
-[[File:Seeya-Adzikis.jpg|200px]]
-A relic of the Black Road War, '''Seeya''' features a population of 100k nut its the glacier people come to see.  At night the giant ice block with the massive hole becomes a viewing center showing picture of Adzikis before the war.
 ==The Sweet Flora==