Formerly The Gia Empire
Giabraltar
Giabraltar is the largest city in the world. It is home to a population of 126 and also has approximately 80 wild horses in the area. It is home to the tallest building in the world, The Aparkments (pictured below), and is home to the World’s Fastest Horse, Goose. This is also where Sarebearrrs and AmishHaircut reside and is the primary site for the world’s first Olympic Games.
Pferdstadt
Pferdstadt was the second capital of Giados. It is the birthplace of Moseby, the “Grandfather of all Horses”. It is also home to the first official branch of the Gia National Library. The road to Kazuha begins in Pferdstadt and runs over 2000 blocks southwards. The construction of this road is what lead to finding Moseby’s parent horses as they were found in a meadow some 500 blocks south of Pferdstadt. Upon discovering the horses, the road constructors were impressed by their speed and brought them back to the village. The rest is history.
Sniffer Island
Sniffer Island was the first Capital of Giados. Today it is a tourist attraction best known for its diverse wildlife and greenery. It is the ninth largest city in the world with a population of 12. The island gets its name from the local sniffer population that was brought to the island and raised by AmishHaircut. At the time of writing there are three of them on the island.
Giados is also home to the villager settlement of Seaside, a medium sized fishing town directly on the ocean.