The Continents

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The Continents is the known realm in which The Everyman's Answer takes place.

History
Roughly around two hundred million years ago, the last supercontinent, known as Pangaea, began to disintegrate, its land masses subsequently drifting apart. While it was the progenitor of the Old World continents, a new supercontinent was expected to form in the future, forecasted to be 'Amasia', a merge between the Americas and Asia. This wasn't expected for another fifty million years into the future.

Scientists predicted wrong, and the cycle sped up at a remarkable pace; the recurrence interval between successive supercontinents became less and less. The year is now 2351, and the world has been completely reborn, but under a differentiated pretense. North America and Europe have merged together, the supercontinent rediscovered under the name of Thayce; named after the daughter between the two ruling parties of American and Europe. Boasting as the strongest nation of the North, it was rivaled by the technology the conjoining of Asia and Australia, 'Sloav Ucrar' presented. Meanwhile, Blèiwanna, the merging between South America and Africa, suffered an unfortunate fate, and more than sixty percent of the land mass is saturated by water due to an increase of rising sea levels.

Cultures, geology, zoology, botany, history and technology and medicine have been redefined, and the world underwent massive change. The impossible became possible, and the future was in the present.

Thus, we call this merging the Golden Age, and the civilization that was before, the civilization that belonged to our ancestors, the Old World.

Geography
''To see more details about continent's individual geography, visit Thayce Article, Blèiwanna Article, and Sloav Ukrar article. ''

Religion
One of the most dominant religion throughout the continents is Godheedian -- the appreciation and worship of technology. Though they do not worship a deity, they worship an ancient artifact called the Potentia: an all-granting force that gives the wisher whatever they desire.

As such, practitioners of other religions are looked at with disgust, Incendiarism being the most prominent example.