Realm of the Marcian Traysians, the Emerald Lands are greener than any other. From the endless trees that climb the Saarin Mountains, to the vibrant hills and the slightly darker marshes, Traysia is exceptional—and seldom shared with outsiders. There is good reason for this: Traysians require far less from nature than other mortals, and they are far less prone to violence and destruction.
The coasts north of Haaralia are pale as bone, entirely unlike the darker volcanic rock of sa Tarocas coss Zulathen Iliiras—the Beast and Intrepid Isles—which sparsely dot the Sea of Beasts. Pegasi are found only in these lands, for they have been safeguarded by the Traysians for several thousand years. This, too, has added to their reclusive ways.
The Belkin Forest is also home to an exclusive race—the Belkin. Due to their nature, Belkin men eventually transform, becoming part of the very trees that stand within the forest’s borders.
Realm of the Marcian Traysians, the Emerald Lands are greener than any other. From the endless trees that climb the Saarin Mountains, to the vibrant hills and the slightly darker marshes, Traysia is exceptional—and seldom shared with outsiders. There is good reason for this: Traysians require far less from nature than other mortals, and they are far less prone to violence and destruction.
The coasts north of Haaralia are pale as bone, entirely unlike the darker volcanic rock of sa Tarocas coss Zulathen Iliiras—the Beast and Intrepid Isles—which sparsely dot the Sea of Beasts. Pegasi are found only in these lands, for they have been safeguarded by the Traysians for several thousand years. This, too, has added to their reclusive ways.
The Belkin Forest is also home to an exclusive race—the Belkin. Due to their nature, Belkin men eventually transform, becoming part of the very trees that stand within the forest’s borders.
Realm of the Marcian Traysians, the Emerald Lands are greener than any other. From the endless trees that climb the Saarin Mountains, to the vibrant hills and the slightly darker marshes, Traysia is exceptional—and seldom shared with outsiders. There is good reason for this: Traysians require far less from nature than other mortals, and they are far less prone to violence and destruction.
The coasts north of Haaralia are pale as bone, entirely unlike the darker volcanic rock of sa Tarocas coss Zulathen Iliiras—the Beast and Intrepid Isles—which sparsely dot the Sea of Beasts. Pegasi are found only in these lands, for they have been safeguarded by the Traysians for several thousand years. This, too, has added to their reclusive ways.
The Belkin Forest is also home to an exclusive race—the Belkin. Due to their nature, Belkin men eventually transform, becoming part of the very trees that stand within the forest’s borders.
Realm of the Marcian Traysians, the Emerald Lands are greener than any other. From the endless trees that climb the Saarin Mountains, to the vibrant hills and the slightly darker marshes, Traysia is exceptional—and seldom shared with outsiders. There is good reason for this: Traysians require far less from nature than other mortals, and they are far less prone to violence and destruction.
The coasts north of Haaralia are pale as bone, entirely unlike the darker volcanic rock of sa Tarocas coss Zulathen Iliiras—the Beast and Intrepid Isles—which sparsely dot the Sea of Beasts. Pegasi are found only in these lands, for they have been safeguarded by the Traysians for several thousand years. This, too, has added to their reclusive ways.
The Belkin Forest is also home to an exclusive race—the Belkin. Due to their nature, Belkin men eventually transform, becoming part of the very trees that stand within the forest’s borders.
Realm of the Marcian Traysians, the Emerald Lands are greener than any other. From the endless trees that climb the Saarin Mountains, to the vibrant hills and the slightly darker marshes, Traysia is exceptional—and seldom shared with outsiders. There is good reason for this: Traysians require far less from nature than other mortals, and they are far less prone to violence and destruction.
The coasts north of Haaralia are pale as bone, entirely unlike the darker volcanic rock of sa Tarocas coss Zulathen Iliiras—the Beast and Intrepid Isles—which sparsely dot the Sea of Beasts. Pegasi are found only in these lands, for they have been safeguarded by the Traysians for several thousand years. This, too, has added to their reclusive ways.
The Belkin Forest is also home to an exclusive race—the Belkin. Due to their nature, Belkin men eventually transform, becoming part of the very trees that stand within the forest’s borders.