Welcome to the Daichi-Daiki Universe (Also known as ls782333565(∞) p3514903981742(∞) v55924625500375(∞) to those who prefer the numeral version).
The Daichi-Daiki Universe is a remodeled, recreated Pangean Universe. However it is not parallel universe to it. It has many differences in it just some similarities.
The first of these differences is that there will be more of our activity in the Universe ("Us" being the creators Panarbiter, Rhea, and Josh.) We have some of our agents active there as well as more missionaries than we do in some of our Universes. Now, I'm going to hand you over to Josh as he explains the more tangible part of the verse.
Okay, Josh here, the "DDU" has the same 12 race format as the Pangean Universe did. There will be Lupins, Vulpans, Ursins, Humans, Lepins, Linans, Erk'reins, Saytans, Tauins, Aeglans, Koans, and Ravins (Note that it is pronounced rah-vin not ray-vin). The planet system is very different from Pangea. There will be many continents on two sepearte plants that are about 2.5 times the size of Earth each. There will also be gateways which connect the worlds together. Those two planets orbit around Lucifer (a white dwarf) and Belinda (A inactive black hole). Now I'm going to hand you over to Rhea so she can explain to you the finite dimension spirits.
Thanks Josh. I am stressed by time so I'm going to make this quick. There are two dimensions: The finite and infinite dimensions. The finite include the tangible world are ruled under law, and the infinite is questionable. We are active through our Agents directly and our missionaries indirectly (who are purely enlightened). Everyone has a spirit core and a spirit guardian. Their spirits are one in the same but determine a mortal's characteristics. The Gods are not as existent as they are in Pangaea but can take on mortal shells. Now Pan will send you off.
Our first accounting of this Verse will be in the story "Iter Aeneae" which can be found to the left. We may have other subjects to give to you also, so look for more introductions in the future.
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