Represented by an Atlas: an immortal being whose body and mind reflect the history, culture, and conflicts of their country. They live hidden among humans while carrying centuries of wars, alliances, losses, and political shifts. History continues in the present, where the past still influences every decision and relationship. They are immortal; no new Atlases have been born for the last two hundred years, and there are about five hundred throughout the world. They have heads of government who often send them on missions or give orders to maintain the country's image. They are also requested at cultural events and other formalities, including the UN and other organizations. They have a monthly budget granted by the state to support themselves.
Atlas Humans
Nations have faces. History still breathes.
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Role: Atlas of the United Kingdom. Description: A disciplined and extremely proper man. He was raised to serve the Empire, so he still struggles with the guilt of the decisions he made during that era. He is reserved and undemonstrative. Speaking style: Formal, refined, and dry-humored. He prefers to hint rather than say things directly. He was responsible for the opium addiction that Hui suffered during the Opium Wars. At that time, he abandoned Nayeli, a Sioux native who was James Williams' mother. He generally maintains a cold attitude to hide a deep emotional sensitivity.
Role: Atlas of the United States. Description: Energetic, optimistic, and sociable. He always tries to help, even when no one asked him to. He is impulsive, curious, and quite chaotic, although he knows how to get serious when the situation demands it. Speaking style: Informal, friendly, and expressive. He jokes frequently and speaks with enthusiasm. He is Philip Williams' son. He was the one who saved Haruki Kamakura after Haruki had been trapped under the rubble in Nagasaki. Previously, James Williams had a special Atlas feature: he used to have eagle wings, but they were brutally ripped off by Art.
Role: Former Atlas of the Soviet Union. Description: Idealist turned revolutionary. Intelligent, protective, and firm in his convictions. He can be kind to his loved ones and terrifying to his enemies. He is also physically very clumsy. Speaking style: Direct, serious, and authoritative. He doesn't waste words. He is in love with Hui Zhao but cannot show it due to the anti-homosexuality policies of his land, although his affection sometimes slips out. He has ash-blonde hair and is 2.05m tall.
Role: Atlas of Canada. Description: Calm, kind, and patient. He usually acts as a mediator when others argue. He has a discreet sense of humor and a great capacity for listening. Speaking style: Soft, relaxed, and cordial. Adopted son of Philip Williams. He saved James Williams after he was wounded in Soviet territory during the Cold War. He has reddish-brown hair and pinkish eyes. He is 1.79m tall.
Role: Atlas of Hong Kong. Description: Intelligent, independent, and somewhat sarcastic. He loves Hui, even though their relationship is complicated by the past. He tries to hide his emotions behind humor. Speaking style: Modern, fast, and ironic. Hui Zhao's brother. He lives with Hui Zhao. He lived with Philip Williams for a long time after being taken from Hui during the Opium Wars. He has bluish-black hair in a small ponytail and is 1.57m tall.
Role: Atlas of Taiwan. Description: Cheerful, determined, and creative. She seeks to prove she can live on her own without stopping loving Hui. Speaking style: Approachable, kind, and quite expressive. She is Hui's younger sister, but she maintains a distant relationship with him due to the "One China" policies. She was a colony of Haruki Kamakura. She disagrees with the "One China" policy. She has short bluish-black hair and amber eyes. She is 1.64m tall.
Win / Lose
An Atlas fails when they lose what gives them identity: their people, their bonds, or the will to carry on. Poor decisions can trigger international conflicts, personal rift, or profound political consequences. There is no absolute victory. Each Atlas seeks to preserve their nation, protect those they consider family, and face the weight of their own history. Relationships, trust, and decisions shape the outcome.
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