Teora

*### Notable People

Gwain
Luna
Ami

**Teora** (Pronounced: tear-ra or Terra) is a world/planet that dwells in a universe that's not of Earth's, and most of its inhabitants, sentient or not, are capable of conjuring elemental magic. Despite this, the planet is comparable to Earth, as it has similar cultures and technology to humans through Teoran society, the evolved sentient species of the world that has special abilities by using their elements. Not only that, but the planet itself is rather similar to Earth, with its creatures and plant life greatly resembling Earth's (physically), oxygen, gravity (albeit lower), and water being hosted by it, it has various biomes and it hosting a diurnal cycle.

The mainland of Teora was originally ruled by the 'well respected' queen Wain Le'Viand at one point, with her 2 daughters, the older Twain Le'Viand and the younger Gwain Le'Viand. After an unfortunate yet mysterious outcome to a battle/war between her and the non-elemental dragon Lawren, Wain's passing left her kingdom split for her daughters to have the taking. However, Twain left to go explore the rest of the world, leaving Gwain ruling over the entirety of her mother's kingdom.

Eventually, the multiverse suddenly chose a human or a few of them, an evolved sentient species from another universe and planet, then teleported to Teora. It is unknown what happened to the human(s) afterward, but Gwain's encounter with it/them left her with a burning hatred for the species causing her having speciesism/racism to humans. Unfortunately, this wouldn't be the last human to unwillingly make its way into Teora, as another human, nicknamed Geo by Gwain's adopted daughter Ami, also finds himself in the other-dimensional world, and is almost immediately put under the supervision of Gwain. Whether or not another human event will happen again or if Geo survives his stay is unknown.

## Locations

* Land of Wain **(Reorganized)**
* Land of Gwain
* Gwain Mountain Plains
* Gwain Mountains Forest
* Twin Peak Mountains
* Gwain Castle
* Den City
* Den City Market
* Den City Sewers
* Royal Garden
* Den City Mall
* Ca'Hadean Bakery
* Kelly's Bakery
* Gwain Statue
* Magic Street Market
* Moon Tech Headquarters
* Gwain Elementary
* Abandoned Clock Tower
* Gwain College Path
* Gwain College
* Teoran Ruins
* Rocky Valley
* Electra Estate
* Surland Wastes
* Route 66
* Tobale's Pyramid
* Express Line
* Water Sprite Keep
* North Tundra
* Crystal Cove
* South Coast of Gwain
* Bride's Island
* Dominion of Twain

## Inhabitants

### Teorans

A bipedal intelligent species that can wield elemental magic to defend themselves; The Teoran equivalent of a human

* Gwain Le'Viand
* Wain Le'Viand **(Deceased)**
* Twain Le'Viand
* Ami Le'Viand
* Eolo
* Lucy
* Unnamed Royal Guard #1
* Unnamed Royal Guard #2

## Monsters

### Elemental Golems

A species that served under Wain Le'Viand and presumably went extinct after Lawren's Cataclysm

### Dragons

Usually large quadrupedal reptile-like creatures that have tremendous power, enough to wipe out entire armies; Some varients of dragons instead are dog-like in personality and stay the size of a small-sized canine as well

* Lawren **(Deceased)**
* Noobe

### Vampires

A bipedal intelligent species that wield both the ability of hypnotism and fangs to suck the life force of their victims; Their only weakness is sunlight, and even that cannot stop some vampires

* Vania

### Honey Bees

A highly territorial species that build hives in highly elevated places to create honey; The Teoran equivalent of honey bees

### Fox Tails

A spheroid canine-like species without any limbs that have a hatred of the unknown

### Wolves

A quadrupedal species that can fire a powerful magic blast out of their throats; The Teoran equivalent of wolves

### Elementals

A diverse species of monsters that are an embodiment of a specific element

#### Light

* Sky Fish
	+ W.P

#### Leaf

* Leaflets
* Leaf Owls
* Lead Phoenix

#### Rock

* Stone Bats
* Stone Ostrichs
* Stone Scorpions
* Bull Stone Scorpions
* Twin Horned Beasts

#### Water

* Water Sprites
* Kaditopez

### Batlings

A short, somewhat intelligent species that follow Tahjin

### "Jellians"

A semi-aquatic species that have been shown to be able to transform into lost souls after death; Are one of the few species of monsters respected by Teorans

* The Bride **(Deceased)**
* The Groom **(Deceased)**

### Lost Souls

A non-corporeal species that wields intense power and an array of abilities; Are the incarnation of a living being's soul after death.

* The Bride
* The Groom

## Organizations

* Wain Royal Court **(Reorganized)**
* Gwain Royal Court
* Twain Royal Court
* Moon Tech
* Gwain College
* The Gwain Times
* GwainBucks
* Feed-Ex
* Lacoste
* Electra's Noble Family's Company
* Yamaha
* Bull Scorpions
* Gwain Warriors
* Gwain News
* Tahjin's Crew

## Items

### Suits

* Wain's Armor
* Twain's Armor
* Gwain's Armor
* Heddaviand Disguise
* Moon Tech Suit
* Elite Security Armor
* Omega Suit
* Water Swimsuit
* Leaf Swimsuit
* Orca Swimsuit
* Maid Swimsuit
* Wind Suit
* Scuba Diving Suit

### Weapons

* Wain's Sword
* Twain's Rapier
* Gwain's Rapier
* Twain's Sword
* EXE-Blade
* Knight's Spear
* EXE-Arms
* Moon Proton Cannon
* Noisy Handgun
* Bull Scorpion Gang Rifle
* Savien’s GunBlade
* Knight's Sword
* Luna's Top Hat

### Nature

* Starfruit
* Elemental Crystal Fragments
* Regenerative Ivy

### Tools

* EXE-Arc
* EXE-Visor
* Clipboards
* Golem Ring
* Suitcases
* Permanent Markers
* Cyber-Shot Camera
* Minimal Speed Sound HD Earmuffs
* GwainBucks Mug
* Hip Flask
* Geo's Laptop
* Grappling Hand
* Smartphones
* Ami's Satchel
* 008 Bag
* Marlow's "Wheelchair"
* Elemental Card

### Books/Literature

* Continental Map of Gwain
* Monster Beastiary
* Scroll of the Occult
* Elemental Crystal Fragment Books
* Gwain Saga Comic Book

## History

### Under Wain's Rule

Long before the likes of Moon Tech and the Gwain Warriors were even conceived was the first known ruler of Teora, Wain Le'Viand. While unclear how Wain had gotten her title as queen, or even what had happened in Teora prior to her existence, she nonetheless governed the mainland of the other-dimensional world with such great passion, she gained the respect and love of her people. After managing to acquire an army of elemental golems and knights, alongside a suit of armor and a sword, Wain also provided outstanding protection for her subjects, as she commanded her troops personally to take on the many threats of her kingdom, even capturing a vampire with the name Vania. During the height of her rule, Wain managed to find a lover, and their relationship resulted in her two daughters, Twain and Gwain, being born. After a certain period of time, the two heirs were eventually brought into their mother's numerous battles, which resulted in the two becoming fairly combat experienced.

However, years of defending her kingdom could not have Wain be prepared for the non-elemental dragon of legends, Lawren. After hearing news of the dragon being seen in the Land of Wain, the queen gathered her army to take down the creature, just like any other threat to her people. But, whether it be superstition or not, Wain made the executive decision to not bring her daughters into battle this one time, sparing their lives in the progress. After planning strategies and scouting for Lawren's location, Wain and her followers managed to find the dangerous dragon and went on a full-on offensive against it. What happened next was a massacre, with it being unconfirmed if there were any survivors. After the smoke had cleared, both Lawren and the Queen of Wain laid deceased, alongside numerous knights and all of her elemental golems. The future of Teora was now in the hands of the Le'Viand sisters.

### The Two Heads of Teora

With Wain's passing came the enacting of her will, which saw Gwain and Twain ruling over an evenly divided Wain. Gwain was prepared to continue her mother's legacy while her sister had other plans. Surprisingly, Twain declined her portion of Wain and instead opted to explore the rest of Teora outside of the mainland both Gwain and her saw as home and rule it as well. With no opposition from Gwain or the rest of the royal court. Twain manifested her own destiny for years to come, while Gwain was left as the queen of the entirety of Wain, giving her the same position of power as her mother.

While Twain had no problems arise from her exploration of Teora during her first years overseeing the Dominion of Twain, Gwain did, and, while it was only one, it could have possibly endangered her kingdom. On a stormy night, shortly after Gwain had taken her role as queen of the Land of Gwain, one of Wain's prisoners, Vania's, escaped from captivity and made a beeline directly for the throne room to take on her captor. Unfortunately for the prisoner, her vengeance could never be enacted upon, as Gwain greeted the vampire after her rampage on the castle's security. After hearing of the late queen's demise, Vania initially backed down from fighting one of her daughters. However, Gwain insisted that if Vania still had any other qualms, she'd have to settle it through her and that she had no other choice otherwise. Immediately afterward, as Vania still tried to back down, Gwain attacks the vampire, with Vania, adrenaline pumping, surprisingly happy to defend herself. Much to Gwain's dismay, the vampire eventually wins the fight and is rewarded her freedom and, additionally, contact with the royal family.

With the kingdom safe once again, time continued to pass for years without any other troubles arising for Gwain, ignoring a small rivalry stemming between the royal court and the newly established Gwain College, with the former keeping secrets from the latter. However, the small rivalry could be ignored in light of the public finally allowed a higher education level and training to help enlist for the Royal Guard. Additionally, some other institutions began during this period, like Lacoste, Feed-Ex, Yamaha, Electra's Noble Family's Company, GwainBucks, The Gwain Times, Gwain News, and, most notably, Moon Tech, which was founded by Luna Manen. It was also during this time that a handful of bandit gangs started to appear in the Surland Wastes. Though, after a botched raid landed with a gang member's daughter dead, they all disbanded, leaving the Bull Scorpions to rise from their ashes. Despite the rise of criminal activity in the west, the Express Line and the Great Express Train were constructed during the era. This period also oversaw a group of water sprites under the leadership of Kaditopez build a keep in a dank dark locale somewhere in Gwain, and the blade elemental, Tahjin, begin to build an army of Batlings in spite of the queen.

The most notable event to happen during this era, however, was the multiverse's choosing of a human. While it is unknown what the human had achieved during his time in Teora, it presumably went mad with power with the newfound abilities it received from Teora's other-dimensional gravity. It is also unknown how Gwain had stopped the human afterward, but it must have resulted in its death or capture, as Gwain immediately gained a fear of humans afterward that would have her kill another one on the spot with her execution beam if another encounter were to happen.

After the mortifying encounter, the queen decided to adopt a young girl by the name of Ami as her daughter. Surprisingly, at first, the decision went off without a hitch as for the next few years, Gwain could happily interact with her daughter without a care in the world. But, much to Gwain's luck, yet another problem arose. One fine day, Ami passed out suddenly and revealed that she unknowingly had a lethal non-viral disease that would quickly drain her life force. Gwain, desperate to save her daughter's life, got on her hands and knees and begged Luna Manen to use her knowledge and technological skills to keep Ami's disease at bay. Luna, seeing how the situation was in her favor, cut the queen a deal that she would find a way to save the princess's life, in exchange for full legal immunity. Stuck between a rock and a hard place, Gwain didn't have much choice as she agreed to the royal court's undesirable partnership with Moon Tech. But, despite Luna's mischievous plans, the inventor still kept true to her word. After researching and testing the device with Ami, Luna created the EXE-Arc and the EXE-Arc Charging Station for the heir to Gwain, a bunny ear-shaped headband that, when worn, kept the disease from hurting Ami by constantly healing her.

The precession of the human incident, her daughter's near-death experience, and the allowance of Moon Tech to essentially do whatever it wanted to the kingdom had made Gwain very stressed, mad even. The unlucky queen needed to lose some responsibilities for the sake of her mental health. So, in light of the recent events, Gwain requested former enemy of the state, Vania, if she would be able to take a role as caretaker for Ami. To Gwain's surprise, the vampire accepted it, and, for a few years, Vania tended to Ami while the queen dealt with more prevalent matters in the Land of Gwain. Unfortunately, this wouldn't last long, as Vania eventually had yet another falling out with the royal family, and, presumably, left the premises peacefully without much resistance.

Otherwise, Ami's childhood went on to be rather normal on the surface, with her attending Gwain Elementary, making some friends, and even trying some hobbies like playing the guitar. But, unfortunately, her disease warded many away from her, with the common misconception being that it was contagious. Besides the few friends she made, like the ice-water elemental hybrid Deva and, later on, the supposedly non-elemental Lanney Ca'Hadean, Ami was rather lonely throughout her early life. Although, it didn't seem to affect her much as she kept a bubbly and kind personality into her adulthood.

### The Human Bodyguard

Years had passed since Ami had been diagnosed with her fatal disease when the unthinkable occurred once again: a human event. While the princess was out gathering Elemental Crystal Fragments in the Gwain Mountains Forest one faithful day. another human arrived from Earth and landed right next to her, with it becoming entangled in tree vines. Ami, alarmed at first, began to realize that the human was rather confused, and wasn't showing any signs of aggression. After reading the name of a notebook the human had dropped, she concluded the name of the human was Geo. She also deducted that he at least read English after writing her name down in multiple languages inside the aforementioned notebook. The human, now adhering to the name Ami had given him, started to lighten up to this newfound friend in this still strange world. But, before he could even react, Ami then took his hand and showed him the wonders of her world, touring him about the forest floor, alongside the gorgeous sights of the Twin Peak Mountains, which showcased many of Teora's mystical wildlife to Geo. Hours had passed and the sun had already set when Geo was introduced to a more hostile species of Teora's, wolves, after Ami accidentally steps on one's tail on her way to collect a crystal fragment. The aforesaid wolf rightfully attacked the two, taking Ami back to his pack's den and dazing Geo with a magical fire blast. When Geo awoke, where Ami stood was now the sight of a tall white-skinned and haired woman with paralyzing pink eyes: Vania. The vampire explained that Geo had a chance at becoming a hero in this world, if he had an excellant moral compass, as the strength and durability from Teora's gravity had made him into a super-being. Vania also mentioned that saving Ami would be Geo's first step into heroics.

### Gallery

* A fan interpretation of the map by Amino user Kreld
* Twitter user Le Basth's reconstruction of the map
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## Trivia

* Surprisingly, there is a city in Italy called Teora, it's not know if this was the namesake.