Hi everyone.
As the first book is almost over (only 1 chapter left and 3 side stories), I've decided to spend some time making the map for Felicia's Second Life.
Hopefully with this, my readers can imagine the world easier. Please take note that there may be revisions to this map in the future, but this should give a rough idea of where things go.
Just a little explanation:
1) River Country
-With the exception of Ithlys and Lytis, every city in the River Country are now in ruins. Even Ithlys is now mostly in ruins.
-Also, I mislabelled Selkur. Selkur is supposed to be on an island north of the River Country. The city labelled as Selkur is actually Siclys.
-Hidden Palace of White Marble is the massive superpalace Felicia will receive from her former lover of 1000 years ago, Dragon Empire Princess Lulurifiel in the Mourning Princess arc. As for the scale, imagine it being bigger than Minas Tirith. It's been cursed for 1000 years.
2) Forlendian side of the Mrun River
- Forlendia is labelled in blue font.
-The cities labeled in green font is the friendly but neutral kingdom of Wamor
-I also misplaced one of the mountains west of Halston. Halston is supposed to be a little more to the south.
3) Surfesian side of the Mrun River
-The cities labelled in red are the enemy, Surfesian cities. Lytis is now also enemy city, but it has a neutral port.
-The cities labelled in green are the neutral (so far) cities of Rotenheim
I wonder if I missed anything. If you have any question, please ask.
Thank you to everyone who's been reading and commenting so far. Please continue to support me.
Comments
blame it on the cartographer
Blame the errors on the cartographer. It's easy in that tech level.
Map
Earlier comment (Reading back Felicia to capture those mrugg memories. I still love this story so much.
The mapping are not in parrarel of what I have in mind though. That map looks much like sea & continence based world. River would have a different look if I were to draw it. All good though I am thinking if I may draw a map for you. :) )
OK. Corrections. After comparing the map to the one in the published Google Book copies, I have to ask everyone to ignore my earlier comment.
Keep it going with FSL ;)