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Elephant

The **elephant** (*Loxodonta africana)* is a species of mammal native to central and southern Gouba in scrublands, forests, and near water sources. The elephant is the largest terrestrial animal in the world.

## Distribution and habitat

The elephant ranges in southern and central Gouba across the countries of Owanda, Habouga, Olondga, and Capertoom. It lives in a variety of habitats including dense forests, savannas, scrublands, and may sometimes move into townsites.
Common Hedgehog

The Common hedgehog, also known as the quilted hedgehog, is a hedgehog species found in Parania, from Rabra up to Cheskachena. Hedgehogs are small mammals with cone-shaped faces, short legs and bodies that are covered with porcupine-like quills. Despite their similar appearances, porcupines and hedgehogs are not closely related. Unlike porcupines, hedgehog quills are not easily detached from their bodies.

## Distribution and Habitat

It lives in a variety of habitats, including woodlands and grasslands but also frequently in man-made habitats from orchards, vineyards and **farmland**, to parks and gardens.
Christianity by country

## Parania

### The Isle of Chark (Charkland)

In a 2015 survey, around 70% of the Charkland population were apart of the Evangelical Church and around 74% of the population was Christian but only 31% of the population saw themselves as “real Christians” leaving only around 43% of the population being nonreligious but apart of a church of a sort.

### Cagneux

In a 2017 survey, around 80% of the Cagneux population were apart of the Catholic Church but only a whopping 14% of the population saw themselves as religiously devout. Southern parts of the country remained around 90% Catholic with many churchgoers, however.

### Apelchem

Around 55-63% of the Apelchem population are Christian, but only 22% of the population attend church regularly. The capital, Amben has about 80% of the people who see themselves as at least nominally Christian (normally Protestantism or Catholicism).

### Kosna

Kosna is between 49-55% Christian with growing irreligious and Islamic populations. Around 26% of the population are regular church-goers however.

### Hartnett

79-85% of the Hartnettian population are at least nominally Christian (usually Orthodox) with around 50% of the Christian population going to church regularly.

### Oppseed

Around 84-96% of the Oppseed population are nominally Christian with only around 12% of the Christian population going to church regularly.

### Minuka

Minuka is between 64-77% Christian (usually Orthodoxy), but only 1/3 (33%) of the Christian population practice religious activities or go to church regularly or on a daily basis.

### Parlinn

Parlinn is between 60-75% nominally Christian (usually Protestantism) with only 4% of the Christian population practicing religious activities regularly.

### Windsure

Windsure is nominally between 78-90% Christian (usually Catholicism, though Protestantism is stronger in the east). Around 21% of the Christian population, however, practice religious activities regularly.
East River

The **East River** is one of the longest and prominent rivers in the world and is located in Eastern Kutwhe where it flows from the southeastern portion to the northwestern portion. It’s mouth flows into the Marima Ocean. The largest and capital city of Kutwhe is located on the East River (East Kutwhe City) and the River to locals is known as Estana Kutwhe, meaning East River.

The river is very clean making it very good for the locals. The river is also prohibited from trashing and pooping with a fine of $130. Parts of the river is considered holy or sacred and has a notion of The River Spirit to say so.
Carmenne Ozenilatch

**Carmenne Ozenilatch** is a woman from Western Apelchem who was the mistress of infamous Miss Vegan's long-lost father. She lives with Miss Vegan's biological sisters, Junelily and Hayzel, who found out they were related to Miss Vegan through a DNA test on Christmas Day, 2022.

## Personal Life

Carmenne Ozenilatch was born in Apelchem but has worked as a courtesan in the Wisetoom region on the Isle of Charquinnt between the ages of 20-28, where she met Miss Vegan's unnamed father who was supposedly lacking attention from her mother, namely Sue Armstrong. They began an affair as Sue Armstrong cared for their three daughters, Cassidee (Miss Vegan) being the oldest of the three at 4 years old, with Hayzel and Junelily being 3 and 2 years old. Eventually, Sue found out about the affair and she filed a divorce with Cassidee's father, with the father and Carmenne taking legal custody of Hayzel and Junelily leaving Sue with Cassidee, who she kicked out of the household once when reached 19. Soon, Hayzel and Junelily's father ditched Carmenne with the two, cutting off any communication, be it online or face-to-face with the three and went his own way with another woman whos information is only known up to her name "Azie" and where he met her, supposedly in Jabala; it is unknown if he is still with Azie. Carmenne decided to cut off her courtesan, partygoing life and decided to "retire early" at 32 years old and move back to her hometown in Western Apelchem where she currently lives with Junelily and Hayzel, she supposedly knew Cassidee was related to the two but decided to stay silent due to all the "commotion and tragedy" Cassidee causes. She is currently 71 years old and lives with Junelily and Hazel, aged 46 and 47.
Cerene

Cerene, formally the Republic of Cerene, is a southern Heretharian island off the coast of the Marima Islands. Toba, Hodabe, Lotoces, Doherea, Dahara, The St. Walpurga Islands, and Mayura are among the smallest of the southern Herethearian islands. The island is situated between Oglos and the Marima Islands, however it is politically and physically much closer to the Marima Islands.

The Marima Islands place the country among the top deist countries in the world.

## History

The island went undiscovered until the early 1900s, and it was one of the few places in the globe where the indigenous people were allowed to stay longer and rule the land. Cerene was was only a little island in the Marima Island archipelago before becoming known as "Cerene." It wasn't until 1903 that Thomas Thaddeus, a Nareemian explorer, discovered the island and negotiated a pact with the people, providing them with improved living conditions, technology, and other methods. The island became a port for exports from countries such as Xingshuan and Mecirhan in the early 1900s, and by the 1960s, it had become a popular holiday destination. All indigenous were forced to convert to Christianity in 1976, but some refused. Today, there is a very diversified religious interaction, with roughly 60% of the people being Christian and deists, such as the Marima Islanders.

## Geography

The island is only about 100 kilometres long and wide. The island is hilly and humid, with a subtropical climate and mostly tropical tree-filled woods. The island, on the other hand, contains more human and built constructions than natural generation, with many agricultural buildings and dwellings dotted over the island. The Holmane, the island's only active volcano, hasn't erupted in almost 500 years, which is a good thing. The capital, Jasper, occupies around 23% of the island's total area, demonstrating how small the island is.
Blue iguana

The blue iguana is a endangered species of lizard native to parts of Parania and northwestern Pasia, it is found in Nalvano, Orirbella, Bilva, Kosna, Hartnett, Silegre, The Celestial Islands, Mecirhan, Avishalman, and the northern half of Kafanayat. The preferred habitat for the blue iguana is rocky, sunlit, open areas in dry forests or near the shore, as the females must dig holes in the sand to lay eggs in June and July. A possible second clutch is laid in September. The blue iguana's herbivorous diet includes plants, fruits, and flowers. Its color is tan to gray with a bluish cast that is more pronounced during the breeding season and more so in males. It is large and heavy-bodied with a dorsal crest of short spines running from the base of the neck to the end of the tail.

Like all *Cyclura* species, the blue iguana is primarily herbivorous, consuming leaves, flowers, and fruits from over 45 species of plant. The diet is very rarely supplemented with insects, crabs, slugs and fungi.
Hurricane Season

**Hurricane Season** is a event and annual natural disaster that mainly affects Northern Marima Ocean countries. Desert Ocean countries have their own adaption of the Hurricane Season, that being the Typhoon Season. Mainly hit countries are usually of subtropical or tropical climate, but temperate and even almost tundral regions have been hit with various hurricanes.

## Notable Hurricanes

### Hurricane Tove

The Hurricane Tove was a large and destructive hurricane/typhoon that affected most of southern Herethear, The Soon Islands and Kamver, especially the cities of Coheen, St. John-Neumann, Huddington, and Uhen, it also barely made affects on the southwestern state of Clementine. Tove originated in June 2011 and first formed somewhere between mainland Kutwhe and Orchid Isle, where it drastically hit the cities of Coheen, East Kutwhe City, and other numerous Kutwhean cities as well as affecting most of northern Orchid isle. The hurricane lasted up to fourteen days and hit Kutwhe, Orchid Isle, and the western tier of Mako Mako in June 25th, 2011 and made way to southern Kamver sometime in July 1st, 2011. Hurricane Tove became the most costliest and deadliest natural disaster known to date in the southern Herethearian Islands and Siere, killing up to 1,971 people, which mostly drowned, suffocated, or got hit by numerous objects during floodings, and injured an estimated 10,500 people. Tove costed up to $128 billion in Kutwhe and Orchid Isle, and $94 billion in Kamver and the Soon Islands, making a combined $220 billion cost. The state of Clementine was affected slightly by strong gusts and strong hail and rain but did not cause any serious fatalities compared to Kamver or Kutwhe. The hurricane made a landfall somewhere northwest of the Soon Islands where it may have soon hit the countries of Chuliana and Cheskachena.
Blue jacaranda

The **blue jacaranda** (*Jacaranda mimosifolia*) is a sub-tropical tree native to southeastern Pasia and northern Gouba's hot and semiarid lowlands whose lovely and durable violet-colored flowers have caused it to be frequently planted elsewhere. The tree grows to a height of 66 ft with a thin, grey-brown smooth bark.

## Distribution

The blue jacaranda has a native range that comprises of Rabra and Avishaman's coastal, humid sub-tropical wetlands west to Okun's hot and semiarid lowlands. The plant has since escaped captivity in similar climates like in southeastern and south-central Kosna, much of the Celestial Islands, Kutwhe, the southern Orchid Isle and southern Lobevia.

### Invasive Species in Orchid Isle and Kosna

#### Orchid Isle

Southeastern inland Orchid Isle's terrain is a very hot (With temperatures reaching between 35°C and 45°C), arid, and having a lack of water besides saltwater along its western coastline. This climate parallels similar to Okun's semiarid lowlands which has allowed the blue jacaranda to adapt quickly, and hence, becoming an invasive weed.

#### Kosna

The areas around Sharikba (Specifically the vast wilderness south and west of it) is a dry, arid desert with temperatures between 23°C and 34°C on average which parallels its originally climate of Okun's hot and semiarid lowlands which also allowed the blue jacaranda to adapt quickly and is regarded as an environmental weed, becoming naturalised in the late 1700's.
Athens National Park

**Athens National Park** is Nareemia’s oldest national park which was established around 1865. Located in Athen’s Mammoth Peaks, 110-160 km out of the capital, Athens National Park includes many icy glaciers, dense coniferous forests, and prominent alpine topography. What brings about **Athens National Park** so special is its easy access and close locality to the considerable unspoiled wilderness of the Mammoth Peaks.

## Ecology

### Ecoregions

Athens National Park spans three ecoregions, including montane, subalpine, and alpine. The subalpine ecoregion, which consists mainly of dense forest, comprises 53 percent of Athen’s National Park’s area. 27 percent of the park is located above the tree line, in the alpine ecoregion. The tree line in Athens National Park lies approximately at 2,300 m (7,500 ft), with open meadows at alpine regions and some areas covered by glaciers. A small portion (3 percent) of the park, located at lower elevations, is in the montane ecoregion. Lodgepole pine forests dominate the montane region of Athens National Park, with Engelmann spruce, willow, aspen, occasional Douglas-fir and a few Douglas maple interspersed. Engelmann spruce are more prevalent in the subalpine regions of Athens National Park, with some areas of lodgepole pine, and subalpine fir. The montane areas in Athens National Park, which tends to be the select habitat for wildlife, have been subjected to crucial human consequence over the years.

### Wildlife

Athens National Park has over 45 recorded native species living in their Mammoth Peaks. Grizzlies, as well as black bears, dwell amongst the forested areas, while cougars and black pumas inhabit the upright foothills. White-tailed deer, northeastern moose, prairie dogs, and solenodons preferably live in the mixed-boreal woodlands. Rarer occurrences of animals are the ingenious whistler moose, red-tailed hawk and the wood muskox.

In the alpine zone, bighorn sheep, tahrs, marmots and pikas are typically seen. Due to the harsh winters, zero reptiles are seen.
Barn Owl

**Barn Owls** are a type of an owl, barn owls are symbols of **intelligence**, **determination** and wisdom. A Barn owl hunts quietly over grassland looking for small animals; seemingly flying high, thinking big ideas quietly, while paying attention to the small details to solve problems and develop plans.

## Distribution

They are one of the greater widespread animals on the planet, besides the deer. The Barn Owl occupies a wide range of habitats and altitudes, including deserts, **grasslands**, **forests**, agricultural fields and urban areas. This **species** is common in most habitats throughout the state. They are found around agricultural areas or basalt **cliffs**, as well as forest openings, wetlands, and other open spaces.
Extreme Points of Nareemia

### Most Easternmost Point

The northernmost point of Athens (Cape Ellis) which is 89.9km north above the capital of Kilesano. The latitude is 49° N.

### Most Westernmost Point

The westernmost point is the Caskjack Twin Islands, which is located 1984 km west of Siere, and 1086 km southwest of the Siere state of Kamver (which is partially in Nareemia.)

### Most Southernmost Point

The most southernmost point, contrary to it being Southport, is Desert! Almada in Desert which is located 534 km south of the capital Port Limo. The latitude is 23°.

### Northernmost Point

The most northernmost point of Nareemia is in New Siere, at Chilly Musk which is located about 1996 km north of the capital of Acria. The capital is at latitude is 53°.
Dream Goddess

The **Dream Goddess**, also known as the **Haze Headmistress** is a ancient goddess that is said to sit on a floating, mystical cloud that is known as the *Cloud of Great Goodness*. She is said to have long hair, abundant of dreams, and every night as she brushes her long flowy hair, dreams are said to slide down her hair and hop into people's heads. However, if she doesn't tend for her hair at times, "bad dreams" or "nightmares" can be sent to random people's heads instead.

## Description

She is said to be very petite, around 149cm, but has very, VERY long hair. Her hair is said to be tied in a braid during daylight, and has a "earthy" color no human can see. At night, she sits atop her cloud and her hair vividly displays many unknown colors, as she brushes her hair to send dreams down to people's heads. It is said whatever she is thinking in her mind is what the dream will be about, so she usually writes a scroll for each human that believes in her presence. She is said to speak in a voice softer then the cool night air itself and has skin more sandy and lustrous then the rising sun. She, very rarely, can lose her temper if her hair is in bad shape and can send nightmares.

## Festivities

Mid march is her feast day, known as the Regal Festivities, which many write a pamphlet for her on how they want their dream to be that night, many place candles and a few fruits next to their message and place it outside at nightfall. It is unknown however if this festivity is true or if it is just for fun.

## Story

She doesn't have a particular story, but she is sometimes said to be born in the sky to no parents, making her a orphan. She was also said to be cared for by Mako Mako, who once wanted to cut her hair, but the Dream Goddess strongly advised she loved her hair.
Common blackbird

The **common blackbird** (Turdus merula) is a species of thrush native to most of northern and western Parania with more of a spotty distribution in the eastern and southern parts of its range. The species is found primarily in woods and gardens and make nests out of mud. It is an omnivorous species, eating a wide variety of insects, earthworms, berries, and fruits.

## Distribution and habitat

Common blackbirds have been seen in every Paranian country, as well as the Celestial Islands and northern Pasia, but they are almost exclusively found in the northern and western parts of their range, with numbers in eastern Parania being sparse. The eastern blackbird is a similar species known as the refereebird in eastern Parania, while the two birds are not closely related. The highest populations of common blackbirds may be found in the Borogoves and northern Lobevia, each of which has over 10 million animals.
Beska Festival

The **Beska Festival** is a festival celebrated in Nalvano. **Beska** strictly translates to (“Beach”) which the festival is all about. This festival is celebrated on June 13th, where many celebrate by going to the beach and hanging around overnight. Some holiday traditions include limbo, beach games, and making foods. The most momentous tradition is the **Beska Goat**, a golden goat with curled horns which is often used to decorate each year before midnight. Many put flower crowns, leaves, vines, stickers, paint, and other accessories onto the goat and afterwards throw it into the ocean (picking it up afterwards).
Discus

Discus are a species of cichlids native to southern Herethear and parts of southern Taolim. They vary in many colours and patterns, making each and every discus a unique one of their kind. Discus are freshwater fish with their largest populations residing in Kutwhe. *Symphysodon* are highly social, typically occurring in groups that may number many dozens of individuals, which is unique among cichlids of Herethear. When breeding, the pair moves away from the group, possibly to reduce the risk of cannibalism of the young. As with most cichlids, brood care is highly developed with both the parents caring for the young.Additionally, adult discus produce a secretion through their skin, which the larvae live off during their first four weeks. During the first two weeks, the parents stay near their young allowing them to feed easily. In the last two they swim away, resulting in the young being gradually "weaned off" and starting to fend for themselves. Although rare in fish, more than 30 species of cichlids are known to feed their young with skin secretion to various extent, including *Pseudetroplus* and *Uaru* species. Sexual maturity is reached in one year.

## Distribution

They are found in tropical and subtropical climates like Kutwhe, Mako Mako, Orchid Isle, The Marima Islands, parts of Cerene and the southwestern coast of Oglos. They were introduced to southern Taolim as a designer fish for fish tanks however, many were released or escaped into southern Taolim’s rivers where they are seen as a invasive introductory species.
Hadenough

**Bohdan Hadenough,** regularly known as just **King Hadenough** or **Hadenough** was a aggressive king and ruler of the Woods Kingdom. The king was born sometime between the 1780s-1800s and had a thing with black magic, often secretly going to the woods at night and practicing it in secret. He created dark arts with the magic like imageries of dragons that would slice off the gypsies’ heads, or frogs that would zap lightning into single men’s’ villages. He didn’t do any harm with his black magic until his daughter was born, Iphigenia. Iphigenia was once a soft-hearted and cheery little girl, running around the woods and knew her fathers magical skill, however, she didn’t know it was black magic, she once always wanted to fly using her fathers magic and her father had a “brilliant” idea. His “brilliant idea” was to make Iphigenia as strong as 10,000 wolves, as well as to slew any other royalty to make the Woods Kingdom the strongest. Iphigenia, was suddenly lifted into the air, her laughing, only thinking it was a game. As Hadenough casted a spell in Latin to “grow fangs as sharp as a tusk, grow scars as long as a branch.” and so on. His wife, Anastasia, secretly watched from behind a bush, shocked. Her mother instinct came, but it was too late, as Iphigenia became that of a wolf. For her revenge, she stabbed Hadenough in the back and buried him near a abandoned cemetery, telling the villages people of his evil ways. The villages people, however, didn’t trust Anastasia for what she did to the village’s king and that very night, the castle was abducted and Anastasia was pushed off the castle’s balcony by invaders for revenge. Iphigenia, alone, was guided by her father’s spirit, Anastasia’s spirit siding him in shock and disappointment. Anastasia promised, when her daughter turns 16, she will try to go back to the living world for a week to get that evil out of her. Hadenough warning Iphigenia if he sensed another princess walking by, and that’s when Iphigenia and Brassica meet.

## Appearance

Hadenough has pale skin, long black hair as well as a beard, as well as being slender, in good-shape and tall. Hadenough was very strong, known to “lift houses as large as the mountains” and had a voice “louder then thunder”. He was also known to scare many, his servants doing whatever he wanted right, Anastasia wasn’t afraid of him, however. He had wide amber eyes that shamed the sun, and black bushy eyebrows. He was around 34 at the time of his death. He was 29 when Iphigenia was born.
Desert Ocean

The **Desert Ocean** *(Faraway: Dry Mahogany)* is a ocean east of Marima Ocean and south of Samira Ocean. It is extremely dry and salty, almost no sea life are found here. Five countries border the Desert Ocean, Eastern Oglos, South Taro, Nareemia, and Taolim. It is between the Taolim and Herethear.
Dunlin

The dunlin is a small wader indigenous to coastal areas of most of the Northern Hemisphere. The dunlin is a tiny wader that is sometimes segregated from the other "stints." The name is a dialect variant of "dunling," and it was first mentioned in 1531–2. It comes from the word dun, which means "dull brown," and the suffix -ling, which means "a person or thing having the given quality." The genus name comes from the Ancient Greek words kalidris and skalidris, which Aristotle used to describe various grey-colored waterside birds. The word alpina comes from the Latin word alpinus, which meaning "high mountains."

## Distribution and habitat

The dunlin is present in many countries and calls parts of Nareemia, Siere, Oglos, Chuliana, Cheskachena, Naliland, Minuka, Kosna, Hartnett, Sidrova, Nalvano, Orirbella, Bilva, Abramos, Apelchem, Parlinn, Elsenord, Vindborg, The Isle of Chark, Windsure, Cagneux, Lobevia, The Celestial Islands, Dalamatia, Mecirhan, Kafaniyat, Avishaman, Rabra, Jabala, Peisybaku, Piranab, Mako Mako, Orchid Isle, the Aborda Republic, Toba, Lotoces, Doherea, Kutwhe, Mako Mako, Hodabe, the Marima Islands, Cerene, Tameya, Xingshuan and Seyeong home. They are almost, always found near water surfaces.
Hawfinch

The **hawfinch** (Coccothraustes coccothraustes) is a finch native to most of Parania apart of from Minuka, Naliland, Chuliana and eastern Cheskachena. The bird prefers dense woodlands across Parania with high populations in the central and northwestern portions of its range and lower populations as you get more east. Hawfinches love berries, especially cherries. The hawfinch is never seen alone, and is usually seen in a group or in a pair.
Common daisy

Common daisy is a flower species native to northern and western Parania. It’s native range is through the Isle of Chark, Windsure. Cagneux, Oppseed, Munnach, Bunnart, Parlinn, Elsenord, Vindborg, Bilva, Apelchem, Silegre, Nalvano, Orirbella, Abramos, Orirbella, western Cheskachena and the northern Celestial Islands. It has been introduced to Nareemia and Siere’s cooler portions, mainly southern and eastern Siere and northern Nareemia. It has also been spotted on Kamver Island and the Soon Islands.
Hino Hni City

**Hino Hni**, formally the City of **Hino Hni**, is the capital and most populated city of Mako Mako. The city is extremely populated, with the downtown metropolitan region being one of the most densely populated in the world. Hino Hni City is located on the notorious Tin Bay, which runs through the city's downtown area. Despite being densely inhabited, Hino Hni City has ranked among the top ten safest cities in the world due to its concentration on crime prevention. Makolans are also considered to be courteous due to their religious beliefs, which helps to keep crime rates low.

## Etmyology

Because the Makolan word "Hanohani" meant "our place," Nareemians visiting the region referred to historical "Hanohani" as Hino Hni because the phrase sounded close to a Japanese spelling.

## History

Hino Hni City was established near the southeastern Makolan rainforests and on Tin Bay to provide residents with easy access to lumber, fish, plants, and other resources. Because the Makolans employed plants in their daily rituals and sought fish for food, this location was ideal for them. Hino Hni City's old downtown quarter has formidable barricades placed around it to prevent attack by Marima Islander invaders, their arch-enemies. As early as the 1600s, the city grew from a town to a city, as the indigenous Farma people of the country banded together to form a strong community in the event of an attack.
Animals of Stafcord

Stafcord is a very large province of Siere, bordering the Zenith Mountains to it’s entire west, Athens to it’s south, and the near Arctic to its north. The province is so big it has so many different climates and biomes throughout, such as dry, arid deserts to the ultimate south, boreal forest covering 92% of the province, and mountains straddling the Tolwick border. This has many opportunities for more animals.

## Zenith Mountains

Ungulates like mule deer, white-tailed deer, bison, big horned sheep, mountain goats, wapiti, chamois and whistler and greater moose are common in the Zenith Mountains and regions below the tree-line of it. Birds like the black-billed magpie, trumpeter swan, blue jays, northern cardinals, black-backed woodpeckers, white-throated sparrows, common crows, common ravens, wild turkeys, pine grosbeaks, and songbirds are present in the mountains. Rodents like collared pikas, common pikas, deer mice, bushy-tailed wood rats, harvest mice, island marmots, beavers, groundhogs and house mice present in the mountainous regions. The rest include red foxes, raccoons, black bears, red foxes, gray wolves, fox squirrels and mountain cats which are seemingly more elusive.

## The Relchacat Desert

Located at the most southernmost point of Stafcord, straddling the border line of Athens and Stafcord lies the arid but temperate Relchacat Desert which houses creatures like mule deer, bighorn sheep, pronghorn, red foxes, coyotes, prairie falcon, jackrabbits, wood rats, prairie rattlesnakes, short-horned lizards, and bison. Former species include the black bears, wild turkeys, raccoons, and gray wolves which escaped the drought aridity of the desert to humid and cooler areas north and west.

## Skrikendi Forests (Northern Stafcord Forests)

The northern forests are not much different then the Zenith Mountain boreal woodlands except they are much colder noting that they are pointing near the Arctic Circle. Animals found here include mountain goats, black bears, greater moose, whistler moose, mule deer, sandhill cranes, marmots, willow ptarmigans, sandpipers, warblers and red foxes.

## The East Coast

The East Coast of Stafcord runs throughout a moderate oceanic climate. It is not as cold there as you would think, no matter how north it is compared to other Siere provinces. This applies to more animals that like to stay near coastlines. Animals like humpback whales, porpoises, harbour seals, gray whales, sockeye salmon, mule deer, black bears, raccoons, island marmots, sand pipers and bald eagles thrive throughout the coastlines.
Coleus

## Other Information

### Geographic range

Kutwhe, Mako Mako and, in a more spotted distribution, the Orchid Isle, Coyan and the Marima Islands

### Largest population in range

Mako Mako and eastern and southern Kutwhe

### Lowest population in range

Orchid Isle

**Coleus** is a species of flowering plant in the family Lamiaceae (the mint or deadnettle family) native to Mako Mako, Kutwhe, and the northern and eastern regions of the Orchid Isle. It is an evergreen perennial that typically reaches heights of 60–75 cm (24–30 in) and a width of the same measurement. It is commonly cultivated for the highly ornamental variegated leaves present in cultivated variants.

## Distribution

The plant is a common in humid, lowland rainforests and sometimes near small urbanized areas in Kutwhe, Mako Mako, and parts of The Orchid Isle, The Marima Islands, and southern Coyan.
Flora and Fauna of Bernadeet

This is a list of plants and animals found in Bernadeet Beach; C = Common, V = Vagrant, UC = Uncommon, E = Endangered

## Fauna

* Red fox (Vulpes vulpes, introduced) **C**
* Eastern cottontail (Sylvilagus floridanus, introduced) **C**
* House mouse (Mus musculus, introduced) **C**
* Mule deer (Odocoileus hermionus) **C**
* Eastern gray squirrel (Sciurus carolinensis, introduced) **C**
* Brown rat (Rattus norvegicus, introduced) **C**
* Ring-tailed cat (Bassariscus astutus) **V**
* Big brown bat (Eptesicus fuscus) **C**
* Nutria (Myocastor coypus, introduced) **C**
* Harvest mouse (Reithrodontomys megalotis) **UC**
* Marsh shrew (Sorex bendirii) **C**
* Opossum (Didelphis virginiana) **C**
* Ruby-throated hummingbird (Archilochus colubris) **C**
Blue dogs of Nalvano

Northern Nalvano has a strange stray dog population, existing on the outskirts a few miles north of the capital city, Cantangos. The dogs have a strange, luminescent blue colour and have been seen with a maximum population of around 40, living healthy above Cantangos. Nobody knows the real answer to this mystery, but the dogs sure are healthy.
Grapevine

The **Common Grapevine** is a grape vine found throughout Orirbella, eastern Kosna, Bilva, Hartnett, Nalvano, Silegre and northern Mercirhan. The grapevine is eaten freshly and is often used for making wine, juice, or vinegar, or sometimes dried to produce raisins. Use of grapes dates back to the times of Neolithic, whereas many pagan tribes harvested grapes and used them in rituals and cave art, these cave arts are found in the Mecirhan-Kosna border.
Father Crescent

The **Father Crescent**, also known as **The Sleepy Man**, **Lord Lavender**, or **Man in The Moon** is a legendary character originating from Parania, often themed with the Crescent Festival, who is said to bring gifts to children who had been good throughout spring, if they offer him a cup of prune juice and a basket of fruit, leaving them the subsequent items in retrieval - a bundle of lavender, mint oil, tea leaves and a toy and if a child has been bad, he brings them rocks. He, like Santa Claus, has an animal that helps him deliver gifts to those who seek it, a purple horse decked in lavender named Brigid, the horse is said to travel at the speed of light, house to house.

## Traditions and Routines

### The Window Tradition

The tradition of **Father Crescent** walking through an open window is shared by many Paranians today. Some say that since doors are locked and cthe chimneys are often running fire - Father Crescent is often said to walk through a window. Some say he skips houses if the window is closed or locked.

### Crescent Eve

April 18th marks Crescent Eve - or the night when **Father Crescent** starts his nightly mission. To prepare for this, many Paranians open their windows nearing nighttime to let **Father Crescent** come in, and many offer him prune juice and a basket of fruits hoping for a gift in return. Afterwards, many have a vegetarian feast to not scare his horse, Brigid, and set off for bed. It said that if you suddenly smell lavender or prune juice, **Father Crescent** has been! Many also sprinkle brown sugar onto the floor to track his footprints throughout the house.

### Purple Presents

**Father Crescent’s** presents are often fastened in purple, so make sure your gifts aren't wrapped in purple lest they become mixed up with his! His presents are also said to have a scent of lavender built into them.
Fauna of the eastern chaparrals

The eastern chaparrals are a geographical characteristic that spans six nations, including Obnivir, Hartnett, Kosna, Mecirhan, Kafaniyat, and Avishaman, and may be found from southern Obnivir to northern Avishaman. A diverse range of species can be found in the area, and the species that call it home are listed below.

## Mammals

### Carnivorans

* Culpeo (*Lycalopex culpaeus*, common)
* Golden jackal (*Canis aureus*, common)
* Red fox (*Vulpes vulpes*, rare)

### Ungulates

* Common gazelle (*Gazella subgutturosa*, common)
* Wild donkey (*Equus africanus asinus*, common)
* Eastern black deer (*Cervus tenebrisa*, rare)
Cotton rat

**Cotton rats** are a species of rodent native to Southport down through southernmost Orchid Isle. They have small ears and dark coats and inhabit tropical or deciduous woodland. Hispid cotton rats occupy a wide variety of habitats within their range, but are not randomly distributed among microhabitats. They are strongly associated with grassy patches with some shrub overstory and they have little or no affinity for dicot-dominated patches. Habitat use and preference by hispid cotton rats usually appear to depend on the density of monocots. However, some studies are equivocal on the importance of other vegetation. For example, hispid cotton rats may respond favorably to a high percentage of dicots in a stand if cover remains optimal. Hispid cotton rats are mainly nocturnal, but activity has been observed at all hours. Activity patterns appear to be influenced by both biotic and abiotic factors. They are active year-round. Populations usually exhibit a bimodal breeding season, with peak litter production occurring in late spring and late summer-early fall. Reproductive peaks in March and June for hispid cotton rats; all trapped females were pregnant from March through July, but none was breeding in November and December. They do not breed in the coldest winter months. In Bayland, breeding is restricted to the frost-free months.

A nest is constructed by the female either on the ground surface or in a burrow. Nests are cup- to ball-shaped and woven of grasses. Hispid cotton rats in the northern parts of their range makethicker and denser nests, but not larger, than those of southern hispid cotton rats.

Gestation in hispid cotton rats lasts about 27 days. Litter sizes range from one to 15 young, with larger litters more typical of northern populations and also of late-season litters. Neonates are well developed; they are mobile and lightly furred, but their eyes are not open. The eyes open around 18 to 36 hours after birth. They are weaned in 10 to 15 days and reach minimum adult size by about 41 days.
Ethelinda

Ethelinda is a Romani gypsy girl that Brassica meets in the woods playing a pan flute. Ethelinda is known to the royals as ‘rag girl’ and ‘scrub foot’ because she is often depicted as barefoot wearing ripped attire. She wears her hair in a ponytail as well as having diamond-shaped earrings on her ears, she also wears a blue lace top with a purple sash with brown leather pants. She has white skin, blue eyes and strawberry-blonde/light brown hair with bangs.

## Role

When Brassica went to fetch water from the nearing pond, she heard a pan flute nearby, she followed the noise which led her to Ethelinda leaning upon a tree playing *O splendour gloriae*. Brassica greeted the girl and Ethelinda replied back with a greeting, but was hesitant, because Brassica looked of royalty and she was.

## Personality

Ethelinda’s personality can change quite periodically. Most of the time, she is often concentrated on her pan flute sessions and is often hopeful that she can become a master pan flute player. She is a social butterfly and has yet to speak to someone passing by. She is also athletic, sporty, brazen, and competitive in sportsmanship but has a soft spot for she can become pacific, respectful, honest, kind and a good listener.
Crescent Season

The **Crescent season** also called the springtime season is an annual period taking place in many Paranian countries, usually running from mid-March to May. The **Crescent season** is similar to that of the **Christmas season** except taking place on the opposite side of the year.

## Definition

The **Crescent Season** is said to involve the holidays of the Crescent Festival, The Great Dinner, and sometimes other holidays. It is associated with shopping for Crescent gifts which spike up money for companies (with the other holiday being Christmas).

The **Crescent Festival,** contrary to its lasting one day (April 19th), actually ends on May 1st. The **Crescent Festival** often ends up with many lavenders being grown in shops, the meaning of the **Crescent Festival** is to prepare for the lavender’s time to shine which is in “May”, as well as many “Crescent wrapping papers” being sold in shops which are extensively purple and other colours, though “Father Crescent” is said to bring the purple ones so it is advised to save the “purple ones” for him. Shops also play “Crescent music” which, contrary to Christmas music, is chiefly instrumental or opera. Famous crescent music includes Madama Butterfly, Ouverture, Lavender Blue, Helvegen, Drunken Sailor, Voices of Spring, To Spring.

## Cultures

There are many symbols of the Crescent Festival, such as, of course, the lavender, Father Crescent, Fox Lady (Mainly for western, northern and southern Parania countries), Culpeo Man (Mainly for eastern Paranian countries), and the crescent phase of the moon. All symbols are usually depicted in purple, and are usually painted onto kitchen material like spoons, forks, spatulas, plates, pans, knives, etc. There are many Crescent related toys related to these symbols, plush toys and figurines of the Fox Lady and sometimes, The Culpeo Man, were created but didn't become common until the early 20th century.

The color purple is very common to be seen in the Crescent Festival; possibly to clone the blooming of lavenders everywhere. The smell of lavender is also extremely common everywhere (Especially Cagneux); due to this, many call this season "Sleepy Season".
Frithqah

The **Frithqah** is an ancient race of mermaid-like creatures that originally originated in Bokumbuh and The Colungos; but as typhoons became more and more common and dangerous and began taking apart the lives of their species in those southernly regions; they shifted east where they then ended up miles east in the eastern Vitena Bay off the coast of Bayland and northern Southport. The frithqahs are very fast and majestic creatures as well as being a symbol of luck and is often seen in the early manuscripts of the southern indigenous peoples of Nareemia.

## Abilities and Behaviour

The frithqah were created as a defunct by Mako Mako while she tried creating the moon jellyfish; but accidentally made them too powerful and humanoid to be what she was intending to make. As she was creating them she accidentally made them the ability to grant many wishes but before she could catch them and change their ability; they swam insanely fast for her to catch them. Because of this, she made them move to the dangerous stormy location of northwestern Bokumbuh and southeastern Colungos which could possibly catch them for her to change them back. Unfortunately, many died but some stayed alive and shifted west to the eastern Vitena Bay where they still thrive in small but growing numbers and if caught, have to grant the catcher five wishes.
Butcher rose

The **butcher rose** (Rosa macello) is a species of rose native to the northwest of Herethear, ranging naturally as far south as to southern Maineda, as far west as to the Sommet-North Smitona border, as far east as to the Desert Ocean’s coast and as far north as to northernmost Stafcord and Tolwick. The rose is a deep and crispy yellow-gold colour.
Drape

The **drape** is a mythical being that has been described much like a unicorn, as well as being the “physical form of grandeur ” itself. It looks much like a hybrid of a unicorn and peacock and can “stalk” those who need happiness in their life, but in a good way. She transforms into a transcendental form and is said to carry happiness on her back and bring them to one’s house or mindset. Drapes derived from the region of northwestern Parania, some said to be higher ranks of all unicorns, mules, donkeys, ponies and horses. Some Paranians believe there is either just one singular **drape** and some believe there is a fundamental the rank of them.

Contrary to the powerful magic, unicorns hold in their horns, **drapes** are said to have magic 20x the size of unicorn magic. Many chronological Paranians went on formidable missions to find this horn as the inside of the horn is said to hold promising and glories.
Common moneywort

***Common moneywort*** is a flowering plant of the Primulacaea family, also known as creeping jenny, herb twopence, and twopenny grass. It is an evergreen perennial native to much of western and northern Parania, with escapees from cultivation and gardens steadily spreading its range south into southern Parania and Pasia.

## Distribution

With modest native populations in the northeast, common moneywort is most frequent in wet and marshy areas in western and central Parania. While there are no native populations in the southeast, common moneywort is rapidly expanding its range and becoming naturalised in Obnivir, Hartnett, and the southern half of Sidrova, with wild populations expected to become naturalised and healthy in Kosna, Mecirhan, and Kafaniyat in the coming decades. It is regarded as a weed in the northwest of its distribution due to its toughness and ability to resist being easily uprooted off lawns, with small portions regrowing.
Dancing Spirit

The **Dancing Spirit** is a category of spirit that is recognized in Makolan, Farma and Kutwhe religions. These spirits, often are seen as constantly dancing for more and more money to come to the watcher.

## Backstory

The **Dancing Spirit** is said to be made from moonlight which sculpted a humanoid figure, no bigger than a candlestick. The Dancing Spirit is often seen dancing in a little toy that is said to bring more and more wealth to the person who watches it.
Gooseneck loosestrife

The **gooseneck loosestrife** is a blooming plant that belongs to the Primrose family. It is endemic to northwestern Parania, the Borogoves, Apelchem, and Silegre, while Lobevia and Lavotia have a small naturalised population. Moist woodland edges, wet ravines and woods, sunny grassy hills, and mountain slopes all have it.
Eastern mute swan

The **eastern mute swan** (Cygnus olor orientalis) is a species of swan and member of the waterfowl native to cooler areas of eastern Parania. The species is very plentiful in its range and is common in forests with ponds and creeks in Naliland, Chuliana, Cheskachena, Minuka, Panstivo, Obnivir, Sidrova, Podochovia, and Hartnett. Its range has abruptly expanded over the year and it has met ranges where it coexists with its western counterpart, the western mute swan and the two where their species coexists are usually seen as one specie.

## Distribution and habitat

Eastern mute swans are found mainly in densely populated forests with brooks, creeks or ponds. Their highest recorded population is located along the northeastern coast of Panstivo where there are about 6,800 - 8,300 breeding pairs that are mainly concentrated in the touristic town of Noun, a town which is also known to use primarily boats as their form of transport.
Buddleja globosa

Buddleja globosa, also known as the orange-ball-tree, orange ball buddleja, and matico is a species of flowering plant native to the northeastern half of Oglos, the Karen Desert, and throughout the two states of Desert and Dansinglet. *Buddleja globosa* is a large shrub to 5 m (16 ft) tall, with grey fissured bark. The young branches are subquadrangular and tomentose, bearing sessile or subsessile lanceolate or elliptic leaves 5–15 cm long by 2–6 cm wide, glabrescent and bullate above and tomentose below. The deep-yellow to orange leafy-bracted inflorescences comprise one terminal and < 7 pairs of pedunculate globose heads, 1.2–2.8 cm in diameter, each with 30–50 flowers, heavily honey-scented. Ploidy: *2n* = 38 (diploid).
Common walkingstick

The **common walkingstick** (*Diapheromera femorata*) is a species of stick insect found in Parania, particularly its west and central portions as well as parts of the northeast (ex. Southeast Cheskachena, Chuliana) and is a common insect around the large-leaved oak. It is the most common of 90 species of walkingstick in Parania & northern Pasia.
Coheen

**Coheen** is a major port city located just above East Kutwhe City in southeastern Kutwhe. The city is between the East Kutwhe River and the Marima Ocean making it have many sources of water and food. It is located on the same latitudes of southernmost Kafanayat and parts of northern Yiva making it in the “Humid Marima Belt” which makes the city warm and humid year round.

## Geography

The city is basically on a small island divided by the East Kutwhe River to its north, south, and west as well as the mighty Marima Ocean to its east with a small bridge connecting the city to the capital of East Kutwhe City. The city is surrounded by many geographical features like tropical rainforest, waterfalls and of course, rushing rivers.

### Climate

The city is very warm and humid year round with a average of 86 percent of humidity. The city is very very warm too with averages being around 39.9° C as a high and 32.3° C as a low. The city experiences minimal sunlight and is often greeted by rainy days and many fog. It is situated in the Marima Ocean coastline so it is apart of the Typhoon Season belt.

## Demographics

Most of the city’s religious beliefs are unaffiliated with 44% of the population being with no religion, 33% of the population follow traditional Kutwhean Makolan beliefs, 20% are Christians (Mostly Roman Catholics), and 3% are other beliefs like Buddhism, Hinduism, Baha’i Faith or Islam.

An average of 70% of the population of Coheen can speak English and a average of 12% can speak fluently in Spanish. The population of the city is 997,340 people. 73% of the population identify as indigenous Farma, 19% said they identify as white, 5% identify as Asian, 2% identify as black, and 1% identify as Latin/Hispanic.

## Closest Cities

Closest cities are East Kutwhe City being only about 2 minutes south of Coheen, Calian City being about 16 minutes northwest of Coheen, and Dresahani being about 40 minutes northwest of Coheen. Closest foreign cities and countries are Oglos (2,200 km away) with the closest Oglos city being Oglos City, Orchid Isle being 970 km south with the closest city being Orchkutwhe, and Nareemia being 1,800 km north with the closest city being Harris in Clementine.