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Date Created - January 10, 2013
Date Opened - January 11, 2013
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Organizations
Svijet Mercenary Society - A mercenary organization that accept any race and have stations set up in every settlement in Svijet. They're all allies, and have come together with the hope of creating peace between the nations. These mercenaries stand for justice, and they're a vigilantly group that have been helping law enforcement despite the law's efforts to end vigilantly groups.
Races
Humans - Humans are the most prominent species of Svijet. They are unable to perform magic on their own, and normally rely on weapons and techniques for fighting. Humans, however, are the most adaptable of the races, being able to live in almost any of the climates that some races would not be able to handle.
Elves - Elves are very similar to humans in appearance, but usually have six inch long, pointed ears. Most elves are more pale in complexion, with fairer features such as bright hair and bright eye color. They are able to harness the energy of Medeis and use magic freely; once learned how to, of course. But, they're mostly very tranquil and pacifists. The females are normal a bit more frail than females of the human race, whereas the males are pretty much equals, if not a bit more built. Elves also age at a much slower pace than humans, living to be close to five or six hundred years.
Dwarves - Dwarves are rough, mountain dwelling people who are normally a bit shorter in size than an average human. While some may grow to be full sized, typically they stand about a foot or two shorter than most average-sized species. They can use a strain of enchanted magic, purely based on the Earth element, and can infuse their magic with inventions of the sorts; like alchemy, though not as complex. They are brute in strength, and much wiser than most people assume them to be.
Humanoids - Human-engineered beings. Humanoids resemble humans, but they have colored hair (colors not included are brown, blonde, and black), and their eyes are the same color as their hair. They are different from replicas being that they are created from absolutely nothing, scientifically altered and brought to life by both Medeis particles and alchemy. They have a learning ability way above any other race, and normally live their lives out based on their first impressions and information taught. It's rare for a humanoid to change their way of life after these impressions and the information is taught, and because they have no internal clock, they can live forever. However, they can be worn down by time and will eventually deactivate themselves for thousands of years at a time.
Replicas - A replica is a being created from DNA of another being. They are completely man-made, but no scientist has been able to successfully clone any being completely. They are always different in some way. Replicas, if ever released or escaped from experiments, are incredibly strong compared to humans. They have powers of the being they were cloned from, only with much greater physical strength, and are better with using Medeis far better than elves. Many fear and destroy these creatures before having a chance to live; many replicas often band together in camps to prevent this, and they are welcoming of other replicas and humanoids. Replicas don't age, and because of their creation, they outlive elves by centuries.
Half Bloods - The term used to define those with the mixed bloods of humans and elves, humans and dwarves, or elves and dwarves. They will often share physical and racial traits of their parents. But, half bloods [or, as some call them, "filth veins"] are often abandoned and discriminated against. They're usually the first to die during raids in villages, and because of their bloods, they make up three-fourths of the countries' armies. It's rare for families to claim the bodies of their half blood family members.
Homunculus - Artificial life created by alchemy, created by half-bloods for protection. Though emotionless and duty-bound throughout their first few years of existence, homunculus often adapt to emotions. Normally it would be a threat to their duty, but a homunculi's emotions strengthen it's amount of ambition because they form strong bonds with their masters. Though great for protection and friendship, creating a homunculus forever traps the creator in his or her current age. Their minds develop, but everything else is forced to never change. They die when their homunculus is destroyed; however, the process is not mutual. If a creator is killed, the homunculus will live on. The results range from becoming an empty shell of a past life to becoming devoted to the safety of all half-bloods.
