Just facts n stuff that I don't know where to put and aren't significant enough for an independent article

Sayings and Stuff

"I will never surrender my crown!"

This line is famous quote from Warda Pineash from her coronation speech. This basically means that no matter what happens, she will never surrender her country (as she is a monarch and her crown symbolises her reign over the citizens).

This phrase was somewhat popular before this, as head of groups/businesses would often use some variation of this phrase when threatened by outsiders, but after Warda's speech, it gained immense popularity and as people started using it seriously, some people, especially children, started using it in a joking way. This included getting their semester reports back from school, running into their rooms whilst screaming "I will never surrender my dignity!" at the top of their lungs and hiding their reports in their rooms and away from their parents.

Cultural Things

Traditional Meals

Eoberonan Breakfasts

A traditional/typical Eoberonan breakfast is usually a combination of eggs, freshly baked bread, Quartz Tea, gourmet porridge, finely cooked meats, potatoes, peas, fluffy waffles and pancakes, freshly squizzed juice, fish eggs and various selections of fruits and berries.

This originated from a feast that Eta and Amjir had hosted the day that before they left. They decided to host a breakfast for their country, multiple houses of worship had buffets open that morning, each with exactly the above choices, minus the tea. What made this such a trend was that a lot of these things were already popular/the norm but this occasion had helped make the full menu more popular.

The tea first got introduced to the world after Warda Pineash, in the year of 1113, had shared a video of her messing around and making quartz-infused tea and it actually tasting surprising good (a/n that the quartz of Iainus are made of a different composition of those from Earth and actually taste somewhat sugary and taste a bit like rose) so from there, the tea flavour took off and since tea is usually only drunk at breakfast, it was then that it became part of the tradition.