This book contains geographical information. There are nine great land masses, herein detailed: Gonzar: The largest land mass, Gonzar is home to the great castle and King Eldor. It occupies the western part of the planet, and is known for its vast forests, and icy polar regions in the north and northwest. Bizloth: This medium-sized island is located just east of Gonzar at about 50s. Home to a small village, Bizloth is a stop-over for merchant ships in route to Brindar in the far east. Zeblin: A large island to the far north, at about 68e, Zeblin is a thriving community whose merchants make tools of every trade. A favorite stop for those seeking to re-supply their ships. Brindar: The ship-building capitol of the world, Brindar is the second-largest land mass, whose merchants also specialize in various magical potions and shipping goods as well. Located in the far northeast, Brindar welcomes sailors always. McRin: A small island in the center of the world, McRin is host to mages of all sorts. Past historical chronicles say it used to be a mining community, but due to its small size, was later favored as a mages headquarters. Elitoth: So-named because legend has it that the god, Toth, split it in two with a bite of his mighty teeth, this island is second only to Brindar in its shipping industry, and prides itself on its excellence in boating saftey. Zylar: This little island, located just southeast of Gonzar was once the privateestate of a wealthy merchant long ago. Now it serves mainly as a stop-over for those scholars enroute from Gonzar to the Lycaeum. Gizdan: This large island is the undisputed seat of scholarship in the land, home of the great Lycaeum library and learning center. Mages and scholars from across the land frequent its halls, learning deep knoweledge from its books and scrolls. Gordzan: This medium-sized island is the sister island to Gizdan. Gordzan and Gizdan, so legend states, were two goddesses who played a role in creating the land, as detailed in another tome. Gordzan is in the far southeast, below Elitoth. Unsubstantiated evidence also suggests the existance of two more areas: The underground city and the lost island: Underground City: Some scholars insist that under the ocean lies a vast and complex city filled with mechanical men. Others refute this, citing the fact that a well-established dungeon lies there, running from Gonzar to Brindar. They argue that if such a city existed, then surely those who venture the dungeons would have found it. But still other scholars claim the city is frozen under ice, which needs to be melted, thus uncovering the vast complex. The debate has never been settled. The Lost Island: So named because its never been seen, this place is believed to be nothing more than a child's fairy tale. The tale says this tiny island is located between McRin and Elitoth, and houses a great mystical wonder. The book ends with a comment or two about sextants and mapping methods, referring the reader to other geographical tomes. END
