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This is a reclaimed island out in the middle literally of no where ocean. Facilities were built over half a millennium ago and now rival the size of a ring city. The island houses everything it needs to survive; from farming plots, manufacturing facilities, to fresh water, it is a truly self-sustaining area. Arrival and departure is by ether sea, air, or teleportation.

The large wing complex is the Barracks, housing all of the military members below Sargent rank. Behind them are the training pads, exercise area, and relaxation sites. The long building, and further leading down areas, are for each unit types, and then the over-all training facility where classes of any and all types take place. The small circle building is the real HQ of the whole island and the SCP. That is where you will get orders for missions, corrective actions, and see most of the Command Sergeants.

Placed on a long continent that concentrates most of its land mass along the equator of Tedmund. The coldest the land has ever been was around the 50's. Needless to say the city is hot, muggy, and most uncomfortable for people who are not accustomed to it. With the rich soil that rings the city, the green belt was developed as a medicine growing plot. As such much of the tech that exists and comes out of this land is for medical uses. Although there are still standard industry centers, the pride of this city is the medical advances going on behind the many tall buildings.

The city itself starts on the coastline and stretches 25 to 50 miles inland. From that edge there is a patch of cultivated and highly controlled farms that stretch 25 miles more. what is grown here ranges from rice, and grain to fruits, and a very large amount of herbs and various other plants used to make medicines. From the edge of the farms is a 150 mile desert of barren land. Heat-baked and turned nearly into clay brick, nothing grows on this area, and very few people venture into it. The only way in or out of this city is by boat. There are more effective ways to move about the world, but the city wanted to keep a tight hold of merchandise moving in and out of its borders.

The City of Osiris is also the home of the STAR Research Center, which is located on the outskirts of the city but is unmistakable when you see it even from a hundred miles away.

Barbegazi... the city was founded a long time ago as a center for the world and now serves as the main storage complex for nearly everything. DNA strands, virus strands that are getting their second life under the scope of scientists, human bodies in Cryo, and the few animals that were 'saved' for a time when mankind could find a way to domesticate them all. This is also the current home of the RAGE Facility. But for all the grants coming into the city, its main industry is the constant flow of people looking to escape the hot, forrested, or sea side cities. Clear skies, mountain peaks, and frozen lakes as far as the eyes can see are the main attractions. The pure white snow is another constant yet alluring sight for travelers.

The city itself was built literally on top of the world's largest glacier. The foundation rods were driven through the ice and deep into the earth, so the slab of ice, despite its size and massive weight, was locked in place. Unlike the other mega cities that build around the land they inhabit, making themselves the walls against storms, the founders of this city want it to be different. So deep was their desire that the first foundation rod was driven at the center of the continent. The massive river flowing out from the glacier's base is the only means of reaching the city. Air craft freeze up in the air and any kind of attempt to walk, drive, or trek the distance from 'warm' coastal waters to the city is deadly, though there are the few exceptions to the rule.

Born on the high cliffs of the forest continent, Tikbalang is a city that embraced the grounds it was built on, even going so far as to turn all the borders of the land it exists on into cliffs standing 1,000 feet above the water's surface. The cliffs are also part of the city; they serve as power plants, disposal facilities, prisons, living areas, and nearly anything that the city chooses. With the limited land that could be developed they had little choice. The city only extends about ten miles inland before meeting a thick and impenetrable wall of trees under brush and overlaying roots that makes the army marvel at nature's natural defenses. Even now there is a military outpost set up to study the mechanics of the great wall so they can be incorporated into modern armor and tech.

There is no summer or winter months on this continent. Nor is there a rainy season verses a dry season. Weather is a constant occurrence, often times raining multiple times a day, to just a morning mist that wets the lands. Temperatures never rise above 70, or fall below 45.

Hidden over 150 clicks from the outer edges of the Osiris green belt is a seemingly ever-expanding section of land. The lands are an untouched jungle of winding vines, giant trees, and some of the most brilliantly beautiful and dangerous plants in the world. The ground has been carved over and over again by the rise and fall of plant life, making a series of sharp pit falls and natural tunnel systems everywhere - almost like something existed here long before the plants did. With the lush and extremely diverse plant life here it is very easy to get lost, confused, and inadvertently die of exposure. The lands and plants have a habit of eating anything that stays too long in one spot and camps have literally disappeared a few times in history.

Circling most of the northern hemisphere, the land of snow, is the largest continent on the planet. Over 80 percent of its total land mass is untamed, covered in feet of snow and ice mostly year-round. There are a few months where most of the land is exposed just enough for plants to sprout and then be tested for the rest of their life. As such there is little to no plant life with the exception of a few small plots of forests scattered like pepper in salt. The average temperature during the thaw is a comfy 40 degrees, and the rest of the time 0 to -30 degrees in most 'explored' areas.