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[Werternut]

For centuries, a thick book has been mysteriously drawing a world within itself. Even at the beginning, people in the world couldn't speak, so they communicated through writing and actions. The first three people became known as Leif, Cassius, and Redmond. They chose their regions of land: Leif's divide simply known as the "Grasslands", Cassius' land was "Oceanus", and Redmond's became the "Fjords". In the first two decades of conception, peace was constant; no one wanted to alter this. The leaders were treated almost like gods, but it could not be changed that they would die eventually. Eventually, a few people became greedy, and began to steal. These thefts turned into killings, and corruption escalated. Although crime was kept in check, it was still common. Thus, the elderly leaders of the great kingdoms met, and decided on what should be done. Several ideas were put up, but none would have been effective. Eventually, Cassius pulled up a topic that made sense to all three; their age. As their final will, the kings' remaining strength was martyred to siphon the evil from their people, and to seal anymore from entering. Leif, Cassius, and Redmond were buried in the capital of their region, with a tall tower of memorial erected to honor them.

However, in Cassius' spell, it did not destroy the evil; it had simply prevented it from entering the people. This was unknown to the people of the town, so the return of peace was only celebrated. A few years after the world-wide slump, a small party of people from the Fjords made an expedition to venture over the Divide, the mountain that divided the Grasslands and the Fjord. However, by making a wrong turn, the expedition discovered something; the evil dispelled had manifested into people, becoming copies of the people who originally hosted them, only without any of their good traits. Some of them were simply just entities of concentrated evil; they weren't human anymore. The expedition party quickly left in fear, but those creatures had already seen them....

Every few decades, one of these entities managed to pass over the Divide. A person or persons chosen by the book would eventually stop whatever evil had risen and the peace would return. At one time, however, there was an evil that became known as "The Thief"; instead of simply attacking, it stole people willpower to make them enfeebled and incapable of retaliating. All of the soldiers became weak sacks, utterly incapable of fending off The Thief. Every time the book singled out a hero/heroine, The Thief knew and defeated them before their realization. Quickly, the world was absorbed....

.... A lost man stumbled through a dense forest, hoping to find his way out. By chance, he found a rickety and deserted cabin. Glad to have found some form of shelter, he entered the shack and found a wooden chair with a small table and pencil next to a thick book. Curious, he began to flip through the old pages of the world that was becoming corrupted by an evil, and continued to read for hours until he reached the end. As he finished the book, he stared at the pencil thoughtfully. Slowly, he picked it up and drew a person in the book. "Perhaps that'll stop that thing," he chuckled softly to himself. Since the Book itself did not choose the hero, the Thief was unaware of it's existence; the man's drawing would soon put itself on the map.
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Special city boundaries are marked by three-foot high, granite blocks. The buildings vary from place to place, but there will always be a tall, round tower around the center of the cities with their flag flying at the top. The exclusion to this rule is Violetten, where their flag sits on a rock mound.

Established in a clear, hilly area with occasional trees. The buildings are tannish with two floors and dark green roofs, and the flag is the same dark green with a shield in the center. Rapiers cross behind the shield.

Built at the base of the mountain known as the Divide, it is very rocky and snowy. Buildings are thick-walled log cabins, and the flag is brownish-red, with a war hammer on top of a slightly lighter colored circle.

Created along the oceanside, it is one of the most used fishing ports. Calblue is also known for being extremely religious towards the book and its story. The buildings are on wood planks and stilts, and the walls of buildings are often painted light blue. The flag is navy blue, and has a yellow, 4-point star in the center. The edges appear to be embroidered with runes.

Drawn in the shadow of the Divide, people there have learned to be alone. The city is also their entire country, and no government controls the population. They also have a general hate for the outside regions. Buildings there are often small and are often dugouts instead of proper buildings. The flag is dark purple, almost to the point of being black. An arrow and a dagger cross in the center; vivid green covers the arrowhead and blade, which is believed to represent poison.

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-This is taking place in a fantasy world. There's magic, swords, arrows, enchantments, and similar.
-You do not have to be a human.
-This RP is light-Casual; 3-4 sentences should be used.
-Once people join, you can vote on the starting region.
-INSERT DEFAULT RULES HERE
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