Euclid

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Euclid
Type	Planet
Residents	Native fauna Humans Hybrids Native flora Non-native fauna Angels Demons

Euclid is a planet created by the deity Xeren and the main setting of The Demon's Light. It consists of five distinct continents surrounded by an ocean. Euclid has a population of approximately 375 million humans. Prior to the Great War, Euclid was a thriving planet with 8.7 billion humans.

Calendar

The calendar on Euclid is split into six months, each named after a Power and with sixty days. Due to this, a year lasts 360 days. Each week is six days long, and there are 60 weeks in a year.

• Centenus (Centaur)
• Nialus (Nilohes)
• Palvatos (Palvatar)
• Vritras (Vritra)
• Xerus (Xeren)
• Tuiscos (Tuisco)

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The Euclidean calendar is typically split into two dating eras:

• Ante Tumultus or AT: A period of six-thousand years, starting with the end of the first Great War. Euclid prospered during this era, and many global advancements were made.
• Tumultus Post or TP: The current period, which began when Alchemilia Corporation opened a portal to Eden and angels came through. This resulted in a global war as humanity began to fight for their existence against angels and demons.

Continents

The regions of Euclid consist of the five continents and the cities across them. Small islands, sea stacks, skerries, and cays populate the planet's oceans.

Aiola

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The northern portion of the continent is home to Idumeia, a small nation with a sizeable military presence in the North Aiolan Seas. The Kingdom of Idumeia was formed from several smaller Idumeian kingdoms around 1100 AT, and is the ancestral home of the Idumeian diaspora.

Hala

Hala is one of the most inhabited continents, home to seventy-five million people. There are three regions in Hala: the desert, the lush flatlands, and the mountainous taigas. Southern Hala, with a population of five million, is made up of mostly desert, and is very barren and harsh. The flatlands are the most populous area of Hala, with lush green forests and fields. The capital, Ku'yoki, named for the continent's leader, is located in this region.

It is led by Ki'yoki, a cambion.

Muné

Muné is the most war-torn continent, a large portion of it being under demon control. It has a population of twenty million humans, sparsely gathered in the few remaining towns. Located near the northern tip of the continent is the Smithson-Reed Ferry, periodically transporting people to Aiola as part of a humanitarian effort.

Much of Muné is dense rainforest. The continent is known for its erratic climate and exotic features originating from Eden. Weather patterns shift wildly, with blizzards and electrical storms often happening in the warmer months. Packs of birfi, a large species of bear from Eden, are commonly seen.

Traveling through the continent is extremely dangerous. Headre is a large town of skinwalker demons. The large Blackwell Forest is home to the infamous demon Crolak. Thousands attempt the journey to the Smithson-Reed Ferry each year in search of safer lives.

Nuyo

Nuyo is the hub of most demon activity on Euclid. Two nations in Nuyo, Peninsulinde and Mesto, are part of the Nuyo-Dyavol Coalition. The Nuyovian nation of Stvitel is the only country on the continent to be part of the Global Union. Numerous trade routes between Nuyo and Hala strengthen the two continent's economies. Prior to a recent revolution, Stvitel was known as 'Rodina' and was the center of intellectual study in pre-war Euclid. Pre-war Rodina was known to host many aristocratic families, such as the Arsene dynasty, many of whom were presidents. Gabriel Arsene was a scion of this family. The nation was also the birthplace of Mirek Koval, the founder of the Global Union.

The continent was known to have a very cold and inhospitable climate prior to the Second Great War, but became temperate and, in some regions, tropical due to the reality altering effects of the war. Flora and fauna from Eden has been introduced to Nuyo to great success, strengthening the continent's weak ecosystem. Dragons, an intelligent species of animal rarely seen throughout Euclid, are not uncommon in Nuyo, where the mountainous peaks greatly resembles their Eden homes.

In many regions of Nuyo, even outside of the Nuyo-Dyavol Coalition, demons and humans live in relative harmony. Demon culture has merged with Nuyovian culture over the centuries, and the two are hardly distinguishable. To some, the term Nuyovian is synonymous with light-skinned humans. During the First Great War between Nuyo and Thales, many Nuyovians migrated to Thales.

Thales

Thales is the second largest continent on Euclid, and the most populated. It is a rather green area with large open areas of land, abundant plant and animal life, and is home to the human city-state of Silivia, the most populated city on Euclid. The northwestern part of the continent is a desert, home to the native sand crocodiles.

Thales is the birthplace of many of the characters in The Demon's Light, and the setting of all Season One episodes.

The continent has many notable locations shown in the series, such as Port City, the Alchemilia Corporation Gladea building, the Laboratory of the Unexplainable, Plant Empire, and various others.

Currency

The Global Union phoenix is the official currency of the association. It was created to ease issues of commerce between the various member states. The phoenix is the most-traded currency in Euclid, although some territories continue to favor their own local currency. Most alternative currencies within the Union's area of influence have a fixed exchange rate with phoenix, including the Sampian bill (of which it is modeled after.) An exchange rate for Liang and Altyn are used for former Coalition holdings which have been taken by the Union, although the Coalition has not recognized it as legitimate.

Altyn is the official currency of Mesto and Peninsulinde. In use for hundreds of years before the arrival of demons, Altyn was created during the reign of the legendary king Alexander. Altyn is officially exchangeable with Liang and, as mentioned above, an exchange rate for phoenix exists but is not recognized by either country of origin.

Liang was made by the government of Ki'Yoki as a replacement for traditional Halan money and the Union phoenix.

Under Vritra's rule, demon slaves could receive rewards if the amount harvested in a day was of a certain weight. Angel overseers who had overseen a demon workforce which produced an incredible amount would often gain a higher social status. This system continues in angel prison camps. A variant is also used by some units of the demon army wherein the product of a day's work is measured by number of kills and amount of enemy land taken. The reward is either given to an individual soldier or divided among a unit if preferable. Unsubstantiated rumors that the wings of angel commanders can be exchanged for promotions have abounded.

Lifeforms

Humans were the dominant species on Euclid prior to the Great War, where angels and demons from Eden invaded. The human population has been substantially reduced in most of the world, with certain exceptions. Hybrid species are uncommon, but not unheard of.

Other native animals include catulus, chicaro, and leviathans. Native plants include Gladean Oaks and Halan Firs.

Religions

Due to the culture of Euclid, religion is a sparse thing, often held by "fanatics" and those disenfranchised with the order of the universe. Most religions are practiced in small organized groups:

• Communion of the One God: A devoted following of Xeren from early AT Nuyo, their group would eventually die out with the rise of atheism in the region. After Xeren was slayed by the Powers and his soul released itself upon the world, the group was used to manipulate the people of Nuyo by the Nuyo-Dyavol Coalition.
• Nirvanists: A group loyal to the Powers, wrote tales and fables about each of them that became famous for their large catalog of knowledge
• Lordists: A relatively unknown group that eventually merged with Nirvanism. Group members simply worshiped each Power for who they were, without any one moral code holding them all together.

Trivia

• The name Euclid comes from the name of a Greek mathematician, often referred to as the "father of geometry."
• The name of Thales comes from the Greek philosopher Thales of Miletus.