Nalibia

New Month, same me. lol

New month new me. lol

Dang, time to do a thing again?

oopsy... Almost forgot. lol

Here again

Doing my do-dill...

Do we not do this anymore? lol Or am I the only one slacking. lol

Almost a month already. lol Howdy all.

Howdy do.

Collaboration I am still looking for nations from Polaris, Doll Guldur, Aura or Andolia; who would like to collaborate. This RP takes place in the 500th to 700th century AF, and is a chance for you to share and establish an early history of your nation. Some Questions (feel free to add whatever else): Was your nation called something else 400-600 years ago? What was your government like 400-600 years ago? Did your people follow a different faith, and what was it like? How did your people react to foreigners arriving at their docks, or on their coast (if you didn't have docks)? (hostle or curious) What do you think a foreigner's first impression would be of your nation at that time? What do you think foreigners would be most impressed about your nation at that time? Even if your nation didn't exist yet in that area, you can discribe what the natives of that land lived like. Were they hunter-gatherer tribe, Nomadic moving to better hunting grounds, an earily colony, etc.? And the same questions as above; What were they called? What style of goverment did thay have, who or what was their god, etc.. Tell me anything about your nation's culture or goverment that you think would be interesting, or that you simply wish to share.

The United Republics of Fauthur is breaking news this evening, as Kerglom Hafth, Head of the Fauthur Government has enacted an emergency edict to allow for unregulated industrial waste dumping into oceans not inside thier naval borders. The edict allows for any industrial waste, that means nuclear, textiles, colors, acids and non usable materials to be disposed of, offshore into the Viatic Ocean. Emperor Adebimpe Similola address the nation this evening stating, "We cannot stand idly by while the seas that cradle our lands are poisoned," he declared, "The actions of The United Republics of Fauthur are a blight upon the very essence of our shared world, and we must act to protect not only our own shores but the global ecosystem as a whole. It is water that gives us life, we depend on it not only for liesure on our lakes and beaches, but the very food it provides and the rain it carries over our lands." Empress Azaliah Tamar when asked, if other nations would support actions being taken against The United Republics of Fauthur. Responed, "The Kingdom of Zoran as enacted harsh sanctions against Fauthur, we plan to mirror these sanctions, and are calling on our allies and neighbors to collectively condemn the actions of The United Republics of Fauthur. Together, we will impose these sanctions with the full force of our combined economies. The United Republics of Fauthur will learn that there is a cost to their recklessness, and that the world will not tolerate their disregard for the sanctity of our oceans." Imperial Queen Ammani Xianyuan, was in the Imperial Press room to answer questions concerning both the impact of the sancions aginst Fauthur and the impact of such waste being dumped into our shared waters. Imperial Queen Ammani Xianyuan: "The health of our oceans is vital to the prosperity of Nalibia," she assured the crowd. "The sanctions are a necessary step to ensure the well-being of our citizens and the preservation of our planet's delicate balance." NBN (Nalibia Broadcast Network) Reporter: "Your Highness, how will these sanctions affect our economy? Won't the citizens of Nalibia suffer?" Imperial Queen Ammani Xianyuan: "While we anticipate some short-term challenges, we are a resilient nation. We have diversified trade partnerships and the wisdom of EUEI to guide us through this turbulent time. Our economy will adapt. The true cost would be the destruction of our environment and the health of our people, should we remain silent in the face of such egregious violations." INA (Imperial News Agency) Reporter: "What of the potential retaliation from Fauthur?" Imperial Queen Ammani Xianyuan: "Our empire has weathered storms before. We stand firm in our belief that our actions are just, and we will do whatever it takes to protect our lands and our people." IJ (Independant Journal) Reporter: "Your Highness, can you elaborate on the potential effects of Fauthur's waste dumping on Nalibia's coastline and ecosystem?" Imperial Queen Ammani Xianyuan: "The illegal dumping of industrial waste, including nuclear materials, will not only disrupt marine life but could lead to widespread contamination of our fishing grounds and coral reefs. The ocean is a delicate web of life, and if even one strand is torn, the entire ecosystem may unravel. The long-term effects are incalculable, but we do know that our citizens' health and livelihoods are at stake." Queen Ammani's expression grew solemn as she considered the gravity of the question. "The consequences can be dire, but it is important to remember. Fauthur has not yet dumped waste into the Viatic Ocean and most importantly, not into our gulf yet. We are merely making The United Republics aware of our stance and our willingness to take actions against their activites." Iruka: We will keep you informed of new developments on this, and other news affecting our great Empire.

Akumjeli Yodit Sulaiman squinted into the distance, the sun glaring off the vast expanse of water. "This isn't what I expected," he murmured to himself, his voice barely audible over the gentle lapping of waves against the bow of the ship. The maps back in Nur had shown a narrow sea, easily crossed by boat. Yet here he stood, the horizon a smudge of blue and white, hinting at a vastness that seemed to stretch forever. The vessel beneath his feet, the 'Maiden's Whisper', had borne him this far, its sturdy wooden hull creaking with each swell. The ship's name had been chosen by his late wife, a gentle reminder of her hope and belief in his quest for discovery. Akumjeli had always found solace in the ship's steadfastness, the way it sliced through the water like a knife through butter. Now, however, he questioned the wisdom of its name. The sea seemed to have forgotten the whispers of maidens and instead spoke in a language of endless riddles and unyielding silence. He tightened his grip on the leather-bound journal that hung from his belt. His mission, bestowed upon him by the Priesthood of Nalibia, was to explore and map the lands beyond the known world. Akumjeli had dreamed of this adventure since he was a child, poring over the faded charts of his ancestors who had sailed the same waters, their names etched in history for their daring voyages. The crew, mostly seasoned sailors from the coastal cities of Nur, exchanged nervous glances as the ship ventured deeper into the uncharted sea. They had grown accustomed to the familiar landmarks and predictable currents of their own waters, but this was a realm of myth and legend to them. Akumjeli knew he had to be the beacon of confidence, the steady hand that would guide them through this uncertainty. He approached the helmsman, a gruff man named Hakim with a face weathered by salt and sun. "Keep us on course," he said firmly, his voice carrying the authority of his royal decree. "We will find land, and when we do, we will return as heros." Hakim nodded, his grip tightening on the polished wooden wheel. The ship sliced through the waves, driven by the wind that seemed to whisper secrets of the lands they sought. Days stretched into weeks, and the monotony of the sea began to wear on the crew's spirits. Akumjeli filled his journal with observations of the sea creatures that followed them, the patterns of the stars that wheeled overhead, and the changing moods of the men around him. They grew restless, their whispers of doubt and fear swirling like the sea spray around the ship. One evening, as the sun painted the sky with a fiery farewell, Akumjeli called the crew to gather around the map table. He unfurled the parchment, revealing a section that lay beyond the known territories. "Men," he began, his eyes scanning the weary faces before him, "our destination is not just a land of gold and spices. It is a place of knowledge, a new horizon for our people to exchange knowledge and establish trade." A murmur of excitement rippled through the group. They had heard tales of distant lands, but never had they been so close to the edge of the world. Akumjeli's words brought a spark of hope to their eyes, a reminder of why they had left the comforts of home, and the embrace of loved ones.

But why? lol. If I had drawn up this exact plot in the beginning (which I would have if I known ghostrider pick another plot) I would have it. I am not a gifted writer, and when I do write only two or three people read it (if that even). lol I'm not asking for a huge chunk of land or imposing/encroaching on anyone else's land. As for a "major service to the region" I'm not sure what that means. lol In my story of "Akachi the Unfaithful" I wanted for him to flee and start his rule in the north. Yeah, it has been months since I added to the story, but I haven't abandoned the idea of continuing it. lol If someone claims that land, I would have to ask them to be a part of the story. If they agree and then leave I'd have to rework the story, and if they say no I have to abandon the idea all together (or wait for them to despawn and cross my fingers for the next person. lol). I'm not trying to be a bug, I just really want that land. lol

*Clears Thoat* Come on, just give it to me. lol My reasoning... Why not? lol Not as an NPC, just as part of my existing land.

(WIP) The Province of Mamon King Ving Ilah of house Medhane (left/top) and First Queen Consort Genzeb Rashida of House Manoah (right/bottom) Capital City: Gayarou Ruler: King Ving Ilah of house Medhane Consort: First Queen Consort Genzeb Rashida of House Manoah King Ving Ilah of house Medhane ascended the throne in the spring of 1390, and named Genzeb Rashida of House Manoah as his queen. King Ving is the second longest sitting monarch in Nalibia. High Priest: High Priest Timon Lila Askari Population: 1,573,121 Provincial Animal: Crown Black Eagle Provincial Dish: Poboy (Picture of ) The province of Mamon is located on the west coast of Nalibia. It host both lust jungle and deep swamp. The Metropolitan areas of Mamon are: (Picture of ) Gayarou Population- 313,014 City Perfect- (Picture of ) Chukwu Population- 316,234 City Perfect- Major Companies in Mamon Marula Oil, is a state owned multinational oil and gas corporation headquartered in Mamon Province, Nalibia. Marula Oil upstream operations involve activities such as drilling wells, developing reservoirs, and constructing infrastructure. Its downstream operations involve refining crude oil, distributing refined products, and marketing petroleum-based products. Marula Oil have operations across the globe, with a strong presence in deep-water exploration, particularly in the international water of the Viatic Ocean, where they currently holds more than 200 leases. In Nalibia, Marula Oil's refining capacity accounts for 60% of total domestic capacity, providing Nalibia with affordable petroleum along with its gas stations which are some of the most widely recognized. In addition to its core businesses, Marula Oil is also involved in research and development in renewable energy sources and advanced energy technologies. Marula Oil has invested in a number of projects in alternative fuels, biofuels, biodiesel, hydrogen fuel cells, and geothermal energy. Marula Oil is committed to the safe operation of all its facilities, and strive to improve the quality of life for its employees and all those living in the communities they serve. Pamile Data & Intelligence (PDI) is another global leader based out of Mamon, Nalibia. They provides its customers with insights related to their target markets, customer behaviors, and broader economic trends as well as connects businesses with online communities. PDI is passionately curious about Society, Markets and People. “Game Changers” – our tagline – summarises our ambition: PDI provides true understanding and make the changing world easier to navigate, so that its clients can make faster, smarter and bolder decisions. Pamile Data & Intelligence’s wide range of services covers multiple industries, including retail, healthcare, transportation, politics, and automotive, and our company is part of the Pamile global communications firm. Pamile Data & Intelligence has offices around the Esferos and is always looking for new lands to expand into. Mamon Food Production Barley Rice Lentil Sesame Peas Cucumber Flax Cloves Moringa Cow Sheep Chicken Crawfish Oyster Crab Royal Lobster Redfish Flounder Black Drum Sheepshead Bonga Crown Black Eagle Poboy National Summary Holidays and Celebrations Culture and Pastimes Government Offices and Titles Official Faith