Atlantia sits far south of Volaris, big enough to be its own continent and old enough to treat every surface nation as a recent arrival. It has Etherium under its seabed, a navy that appears where it has no right to be, and a court that has kept the same treaties since before Britannia had a name.
Britannia tried to take it once. The war lasted a season. The Britannian fleet came home smaller and the empire changed its language to trade partner. Atlantian diplomats are never surprised.
The danger is inside. Two houses claim the trident, the old one that holds it and the younger one that holds the shipyards, and every treaty signed abroad is a move in that argument. A weak season for one house is an opening for the other, and Britannia knows it.
The most guarded site in Atlantia is a structure at the bottom of the world, sealed by Atlantia's founder, who said one thing about it and nothing more. The stones are not the oldest things on this planet.
Notable Figures
Neighbouring Lands
Connections of Atlantia
The World Does Not End Here
Atlantia is one thread in a larger story — the rest of the world waits beyond its borders.