Setting of Aerla

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The Aerla project is meant to bring a people to Micras that include the following characteristics:

• A previously isolated society attempting to adapt to statehood
• A young nation's attempt at creating politics
• Finding a place in the world etc etc

Technology in Aerla:

• Automobiles and trains dating from the late 1960s to early 1970s
• Electricity mostly only in bigger settlements
• Developing industry
• No major highways due to geographic challenges

Languages spoken in Aerla:

• Common Tongue (English): Spoken as the standard language of academia and urban populations
• Aerlan Commonspeak: Creole-based language spoken mostly by the rural poor and uneducated
• Ranentsian (Bulgarian): Spoken by those living within the Ranentsi Autonomous Region
• Hatayyian (Levantine Arabic): Spoken by those living in and around Yasid, also the primary of language for Umraists
• Karnali (Nepali): Spoken by the small population of Karnali people in the very north of Aerla