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Columbu Isulari is a large area in the southeast of the Pryamia peninsula. It began as a military base for the kingdom of Konia, but exploration and the threat of possible invasion from the kingdoms of the giants encouraged the construction of enormous walls surrounding the main cities, including Columbu Isulari, which was initially established as a satellite city for the army's advance, with a plan that included the construction of a small town and services for the families of the militia, even exporting vegetation for terraforming. Due to the metal crisis and the separation of Kosdusia from Konia, a shortage of imports occurred, and construction was halted. This, combined with the cost of importing products to such a remote region and the growing fear of an invasion by Rodderlet, caused almost all of its inhabitants to abandon the city.

Today, it is considered a region with the status of Terra Nullius in ruins. From the entrance, you can see old structures such as gas stations, convenience stores with parking lots, military bases eaten away by dust and nature, and hundreds of scattered artifacts in a state of decay, It has become a point of exploration for tourists and curious visitors who come frequently to admire what remains of those enormous walls that rise like giants, hiding the mysterious land of those giant beings that inhabit the rest of the continent, a place that undoubtedly generates an aura of mystery and nostalgia about the old kingdom. Here is a version of the background landscape for the last illustration, which I will finish soon. I have been trying to improve my landscape painting, and I think this practice has helped a little. Lately, I have been watching a lot of post-apocalyptic science fiction, which has inspired me to paint something based on the lore of Gelia. I hope you like it. :D

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Nomad15

This is genius. Knowing about our history and basic human nature and putting it into Gelia is fantastic. People often build stuff they can't finish even if other people warning them not to do it. I think you captured human nature quite well in this one.

TaylorNoir

I hope you see my last post here, I talk more about this place in an interesting experiment :D