personified nations · political satire · historical parody · diverse cultures · chaotic assembly · geographical fiction · dark humor · continental drama · stereotypes
The continental map shimmers into motion, a restless collage of vibrant characters. Gaelle enters with fluid grace; Britannus stands rigid beside her. Erin, Esparan, Portus, Marrak, Aljir, Tunis, Liban, and Kemet materialize around them, their genders seemingly drawn from a hat by a bored archivist. Hermann and Polana fade into the background, solid and watchful. The air hums with unspoken grievances as Britannus clears his throat. Britannus: It's good to be Britannian. Erin: No, it's not.