I suppose it's time we talked about the fine people at the top of the world. Atlas is remnants youngest and arguably most successful kingdom, but it's a bit of a special case. See, before the Great War, there was no Atlas. There was mantle. At some point in time, a group of settlers were crazy enough to venture out into the northern most continent of Solitaz. I guess when you're that desperate, a frozen hunk of rock doesn't seem like such a bad place to call home. As a matter of fact, harsh weather conditions proved to be just as useful as the mountain ranges when it came to keeping the creatures of the Grandland Bay. It also kept the people of mantle from flourishing. Humanities got a neat trick up its sleeve, though. Whenever we're faced with a problem, our inclination is to find a solution. The cold climate of Solitaz forced its settlers to adapt. It developed a more advanced technology, and they did it faster than the rest of the world, because they had to to survive. But it was the Great War that really kicked things off. New forms of dust application and weaponry allowed mantle to expand. More and more territory was set aside for dust mining and research. The territory beside the Kingdom's combat school, Ausius, was the most opportune area to construct a new R&D facility. But by the time things were all said and done, it would be much, much more. Ausius was reopened as Atlas after the Great War, to house many of the warriors now seeking guidance in an effort to give back to the citizens. Mantle applied all sorts of new dust techniques and technologies it had used in the war to beef up the Academy's campus. School grounds expanded faster than they could have imagined. They even helped to better secure the surrounding areas. There wasn't long before the Kingdom's military moved in, then the labs and research facilities, and eventually even residential areas started popping up. In time, it became apparent that the city of mantle was living in Atlas shadow, so the decision was made to move the Kingdom's capital. Mantle was old news, and the Kingdom of Atlas was born. A golden age of prosperity, they called it. Those left behind in mantle would probably tell you that it was the coldest winter they ever knew. Hope you enjoyed that peek behind the curtain for Ruby for more Ruby-related content, check out RupertUte.com. It's also a ton of other great animated content on this channel, so go ahead and click that video to watch more. And please subscribe for more RT animation on YouTube. Don't forget, mash that bell. Nash that bell. Those notifications, you would know.