Terranovan Seven

***The Terranovan Seven***, also known as ***The Terranova Seven of the Great Nova***, were a group of seven of eight individuals who were former military personnel from the United States. They were sent on a mission by the President of the United States to find a nuclear weapon known as the "death ray." The group was made up of Lawrence Blackwood, Margaret Winters, Leonidas Lambert, Elijah Dougherty, John Rossmore, Dominick Martinez-Clayton, Libertine Ludovic, and Jack Baldwin. The group crossed the Mediterranean Sea in search of the weapon, which they believed was hidden on an undiscovered island. Upon arriving on the island, they discovered an indigenous tribe that had invented the death ray.

The President ordered the group to execute everyone and bring the death ray back, but the Terranovan Seven refused to do so. Instead, they negotiated with the tribe and convinced them to give them the death ray. They took the weapon back to the mainland and gave it to the President. In return, Lawrence was given the island as a thank you gift for saving the world, but he agreed to share it with the other seven members of the group.

However, Wilhelm Dial disagreed with the decision to give the death ray to the President. He was a member of the Anarchists Order, a terrorist organization that plotted to steal the death ray and use it to destroy the world. When the group brought him in, he was sentenced to life in prison.

The seven members of the Terranovan Seven decided that they wanted to create their own society, based on their own principles. They believed that the current government was corrupt and that they could build a better society by following their own principles. They began gathering resources and planning their new society, which they named "Terranova."

## Origin of phrase

The phrase "Terranovan Seven" was coined by a journalist who was covering the story of the group's mission to find the "death ray." The journalist was impressed by the group's bravery and their refusal to follow orders that went against their principles. He wrote an article about the group, referring to them as the "Terranovan Seven" because they had founded a new society based on their own principles. The name caught on, and soon people all over the world were using it to refer to the group.

As the story of the Terranovan Seven spread, the phrase took on a life of its own. People began to use it to describe anyone who showed bravery in the face of adversity, or who stood up for what they believed in, no matter the cost. It became a symbol of hope and inspiration for people all over the world, who saw in the Terranovan Seven the kind of courage and integrity that they aspired to.

Over time, the phrase "Terranovan Seven" became synonymous with bravery, integrity, and the willingness to stand up for what is right, no matter the cost. It was used to describe everyone from soldiers on the front lines of battle to activists fighting for social justice. It became a rallying cry for people who wanted to make a difference in the world, and who were willing to put everything on the line to do so.

Today, the legacy of the Terranovan Seven lives on, not just in the name that they inspired, but in the countless people around the world who continue to be inspired by their story. They remind us that, no matter how dark the world may seem, there is always hope, and that sometimes, all it takes is a few brave souls to change the course of history.

## Currency and postage

Lawrence Blackwood - One of the founders of Terranova and its first president. He is featured on the one hundred-dollar bill.

Maria Santos - A feminist and human rights activist who fought for women's rights in Terranova. She is featured on the twenty-dollar bill.

Dominick Martinez-Clayton - One of the founders of Terranova and a military hero who led Terranova to victory in its war of independence. He is featured on the twenty-five-dollar bill.

William Henry - A scientist and inventor who contributed significantly to the development of Terranova's technology and infrastructure. He is featured on the fifty-dollar bill.

Samuel Jackson - A civil rights leader who fought for racial equality and social justice. He is featured on the ten-dollar bill.

Anna Lin - A renowned artist and cultural icon who helped shape Terranova's unique cultural identity. She is featured on the five-dollar bill.