Hyza

"After years of being oppressed by their once father nation Alexius, Hyza is now a free nation under the rule of ex General Malik of the Outsider Watch of Alexius. Working hard to rebuild there slave like nation back into what it once was, Malik is now known as king among the people of Hyza. There is now hope in this vast desert land, as a new era comes for the time of Hyza no longer treated like slaves to the Alexian people. Hyza is currently at war with Alexius as Oliver is trying to take back control of the nation. Everyone in Hyza is working together to stop the opposing force as they want to live in freedom.

The lands of Hyza are ancient, burning hot, and dangerous to the uninitiated. Most, if not all of Hyza is a burning hot desert where the slaves of Alexius once lived and worked. For hundreds, if not thousands of years this went on until one day, the ruler of Hyza at the time made an official proclamation of their intention to secede from Alexius and become their own nation. This ultimately lead to the conflict seen today. Though the conflict has died down a bit in recent years, it is strongly suspected by many that this is simply the calm before the storm.

Throughout the land, beneath the sand and rock are various tombs, some of which have been uncovered by archeological expeditions. Within many of these tombs are ancient technologies and prophecies predicting the rise of a creature known as “The Devourer.” and that the final battle with this creature shall shake the very foundations of the heavens and hells. Most of the technology recovered from these tombs is in disrepair and unusable, however some pieces are able to be salvaged and remade.

In recent years a new threat has begun to terrorize the people of Hyza known as The Ravagers. The Ravagers are a powerful pirate group, controlling the skies of Hyza with their flying-machine The Limth. How they were able to obtain such a machine is unknown with many believing that they built it. The location of their base of operations is also unknown with tall tales appearing of how they seem to appear and disappear at will.