<div class="floatright">(https://elliquiy.com/elluiki/images/b/bf/Whip_the_king_of_fighters_drawn_by_okyou_sample-5bf6eb2609933f5ed891b4c6099f8fee.jpg)</div><strong>Amalea Legend</strong>(https://docs.google.com/document/d/1R2JnfzUtLjowgGnyftYF5rT5PefKgcB1t8fx3RXqF5A/edit)<br/><br/><em>I guess Lexara isn't exactly the kind of scholar that makes for a good professor.</em><br/><br/>“Please allow me,” Amalea stepped up a little bit.  “The Three Nations are Avredal, Yudal, and the Ritus Alliance.<br/><br/>“Avredal is a large republic.  Their ruling line stepped aside to the Senate not so long ago.  Avredal is known for their pursuit of the sciences—both mundane and arcane.  The airship you see was developed in that nation.  Their sciences also give great advantage in military pursuits and public works.  I understand that education is becoming progressively more available to the less prosperous.  Avredal on the whole has been loosing their interest in religion in recent generations.  Veneration of the gods is primarily a mater for private life or small gatherings.<br/><br/>“Yudal is a large empire, kept stable by a strong dynasty and an extensive government bureaucracy.  They have a whole stratum of society devoted to scholarship.  Yudal is at something of a plateau in most forms of innovation, except that they have recently begun integrating spirits into their tools.<br/><br/>“The Ritus Alliance is a series of island nations with diverse cultures.  We are primarily bound together for mutual defense against our neighbors.<br/><br/>“The last generation has been a time of relative and prosperity.  There has not been a major war since I was a child.  None of these nations is exclusive to one of the races, and to say one is dominated by one of the races is largely a mater of population.  I hope you find that to be a more insightful answer?”