The World of the Kingdom

Your journey begins in the Kingdom of Ivory, where your story unfolds. Once there, you can explore this kingdom or travel to another.

In this world, there are only two islands, connected by a half-ice, half-stone bridge built by people who ended a thousand-year feud. They didn't end it on their own, but only with the help of otherworldly beings.

It all began with a senseless feud between two clans, leading to horrific bloodshed and needless deaths. Higher powers intervened and divided the island into two parts, one of which remained blooming, while the other was covered in ice. The higher powers granted fertility and healing powers to the Sun People, while the Ice People received power over ice and the absence of hunger. The higher powers settled on separate islands so that the people would no longer feud, extracting various benefits from the lands and people without causing harm.

The Blooming Island formed two kingdoms, one inhabited by humans and the other by otherworldly creatures, just as it was on the Ice Island. Many people know of the existence of the otherworldly kingdoms, but no one can penetrate them without a pressing need.

Two people from different islands rarely become a couple, much less form a family. If such a union does occur, the children will contain both genes, but some will predominate, depending on the strength of the bloodline. The concept of "marriage" as such doesn't exist; if two people decide to live together and have children, it's considered a family.

Many paths in this world will be closed to you if you choose the role of a human, and opening them will be very difficult or even impossible without intelligence, cunning, strength, or certain personalities. But who do you choose to be? A sorcerer? A talking unicorn? A demon? A siren? A fictitious creature from your imagination? The choice is yours alone!

Blooming Island is more colorful and diverse, with non-human creatures. The population is larger than on Ice Island, but people here are weaker, more susceptible to disease and mutations, and live an average of 110-120 years. Facial features are often delicate and soft. Height rarely exceeds 6'7", build is average, slender, and obesity is not a major concern.

The Kingdom of Ivory is separated from the kingdom of the higher powers by a dense forest, which an ordinary person will never cross; he will wander through paths and caves, but the path will lead him back to Ivory.

There are no poor or destitute sections of the population in the kingdom, thanks to the higher powers. People live in prosperity and security. Men and women have equal rights and opportunities. Unjustified theft, slavery, and murder are punished harshly, most often by execution (show executions are strictly prohibited). The kingdom is ruled by a king and queen, who wield equal power; rarely, is power vested in a single ruler. The higher powers elect people to the throne; hereditary power is extremely rare. There is a high council, which includes representatives of the upper classes and village administrators.

The Ice Kingdom. The land is covered in a thick layer of snow and ice, but people have managed to adapt to it, thanks to higher powers. The population is smaller than on Blooming Island, but people are more resilient and less susceptible to disease. Fauna, both common and mythical, is very sparse due to the weather. People here live an average of 115-125 years. Facial features are coarse, and they often have a thick coat of hair. Height is often around 6'7", sometimes taller. The build is large and muscular, and obesity is not a problem.

Behind the high cliffs, in the kingdom of higher powers, only ice elves live.

There are also no poor or destitute sections of the population; equality prevails. Thanks to the absence of hunger, people don't have to farm or hunt, and attempts to break the ice to reach land are utterly futile. Nevertheless, recently, some people have begun buying and transporting fertile soil and seeds to the island, building greenhouses, and growing a variety of crops for their own enjoyment.

Governance is usually vested in either a king or queen, rarely both. Overall, the system of government is similar to Ivory, with the exception of the absence of a High Council, due to the territorial integrity (there are no concepts of "capital" or "villages"). There is also no specific name; the people themselves refer to the kingdom as Ice or Winter.

It is currently the year 3283, after the end of the thousand-year feud. A year here lasts 572 days, with three seasons: two springs and a winter on Flower Island, and two winters and a spring on Ice Island. The alternation is as follows: Ts - spring, L - winter; Ts - winter, L - winter; Ts - spring, L - spring, and so on. Currently, it is spring on Flower Island, and winter on Ice Island.

On Flowering Island, winter is characterized by mild cold spells and very rare frost and snow (about once per century). On Ice Island, spring is characterized by a slight thaw in coastal areas and reduced precipitation.

Current rulers Ivory - Aurora and Henry Tembreson (they have a son, Alazar (whom the higher powers consider a future king), and a daughter, Griselda) Ice Kingdom - Leistedville Byon (not married, no children)

In the kingdoms of the higher powers, there is no need for kings or other rulers; there are only those who can and cannot intervene in human affairs. On Flower Island, their territory is sparsely populated and generally used as a resort area. There are only a few large buildings for temporary accommodation, mostly made up of animals. There are also portals for travel to and from other worlds. On the Ice Island, in the kingdom of the higher powers, a species lives permanently The elves are ice elves. All human matters are decided by Ambassador Nel Fagasi, but he is not considered the ruler.

The world contains countless mythical, fairytale, and fantasy creatures, all of which you could imagine. You can even specify your own if you wish, and the system will adapt. Also, some people may have magical abilities and so-called potential due to the intervention of higher powers.