Editing Final Fantasy (section)

====The First====
A world drowned in light. No, this isn't a good thing; as the vast majority of the world is surrounded in raw stasis. The Warrior of Light fixes it after calling themselves the Warrior of Darkness for a bit during Shadowbringers. [[Grimdark|Light aspected demonic entities known as Sin Eaters also infest the world, and turn other creatures into Sin Eaters by slaying them due to the overdosage of Light aether.]] All locations here take place on the only known continent, Norvrandt.

*'''Crystarium:''' A nation built around the Crystal Tower, led by a mysterious individual known as the Crystal Exarch. Yes, ''that'' Crystal Tower from Mor Dhona. Yes, there is in fact an explanation. The Crystarium is also known as one of the few places resistant if not immune to Sin Eaters. It is situated in the region of Lakeland.

*'''Eulmore:''' Situated on an island off the shore of Kholusia, this nation was formerly led by a horrifically obese man known as Vauthry; claimed to be able to control the Sin Eaters. Now, it's a republic, thanks to the efforts of the Warrior of Light.

*'''Kholusia:''' This region wouldn't be too noteworthy (other than Eulmore) if it weren't for the fact that a pocket of [[Wat|YorHa machine lifeforms and androids were found here; including 2B and 9S of Nier Automata fame.]] This is canon as well.

*'''Amh Araeng:''' The edge of the Flood of Light, where the First's Warriors of Light gave their lives to stop the Flood of Light that they caused. Also the entryway to the Empty, where the massive Sin Eater, Eden resides.

*'''Rak'tika Greatwood:''' Formerly the location of the Mesoamerican-themed Ronkan Empire, now the home of the Night's Blessed, a group of people who (somewhat rightfully) shun the Light and wish for a return of the night, and a tribe of Viis; who descended from vassals of the Ronkan Empire.

*'''Il Mheg:''' The nation of the Fae; including Pixies, Nu Mou, Fuath and various other fantastical creatures. Not even the Fae are immune to the effects of the Light, as seen by their infected King, Titania.

*'''The Tempest:''' The floor of the ocean isn't interesting enough, make it a reference to Rapture (Yes, THAT Rapture; after all, is an Ascian not entitled to the sweat of his brow?), and confirm the theory and claim that Hydaelyn and its thirteen shards were all once one world. One world that was populated by Ancients, beings who were incredibly powerful, unaging and basically created all life as we know it in the worlds.