The Fantasy World

A long time ago, in a world not quite like the one we live in, there were two sisters with a peculiar ability. This world has a system of rebirth that is too complicated to mention in this opening exposition, but long story short when people die they can become gods or be reborn as something else - more often it is the latter. When someone is reborn, they lose all memory of their past lives, but these sisters were the exception. These sisters were tied by an unbreakable chord - they were always born at the same time, died at the same time, and always remembered each other and the lives they lived before.   Well, one fine day, out of the blue, the eldest sister - Juliet - died in a car crash on a funny planet called Earth, but her sister Evangeline did not follow. Juliet was chosen to be a goddess and create a world, but her sister was nowhere in sight. So, with the magnificent burden of creating a world, Juliet decided to make a world devoted to her sister and prepare it for when she is born as a god. With this mindset, the world was dubbed The Fantasy World for Juliet's hodge-podge of a creation. TFW embodies a cacophony of different creatures and humanoids from all across the galaxies. What this world calls fairytales - stories of dragons, fairies, and knights with magical swords - is a reality in TFW.   The world is made up of a giant landmass occupying two-thirds of the planet and an ocean spanning the last third. The landmass is separated by water barriers created by Juliet that make ten separate Realms. Despite three connecting plates making the main mountain ranges, the landmass is bound by the roots of the All Giving Tree, which was planted by Juliet at the birth of the world and spread magic across the world. Each Realm embodies a specific group (or groups) of a culture, all associated with a particular interest of Evangeline's.