Sevas
Sevas is a relatively large planet, being the size of Earth. Sevas also has a moon, named Ionda, which is the same size as it. Sevas is also mostly a water planet, with four massive islands roughly the size of North America. Some are smaller but only by a few miles. Sevas is special for its massive crabs, giant crabs which get 200 feet long at minimum size. Sevas has trillions of different species, with small aquatic plants and animals living in the shallow waters. Sevas also has extremely deep water, with 90% of it undiscovered because of how deep the water is. Many missions have been sent to discover the bottom but none were successful and many died in the process. The bottom of the ocean on Sevas is estimated to be 600,000 feet deep under the surface, indicating that the bottom is well inside of Sevas’s mantle. Sevas native species are called Grinro.
Sevas has four governments, each in their own island, and they all are extremely different from one another. The four governments are Hai, Yamor, Blick, and Teal. These four governments except for Hai, have full military and they all trade with Ionda to get crucial resources that they don’t have on Sevas.
Sevas, although pretty, is incredibly low on resources as natural resources are limited. This is why the trading set up between Sevas and Ionda is crucial because Sevas gets most of the iron, steel, and other minerals from Ionda. In return Sevas governments give them the giant crabs as food.
Sevas is a core planet and apart of the UU. It is also in the trian system. The main crabs that are on Sevas are the jumbo crab and the building crab. Both of these crabs are extremely large and they both multiply quickly. The people on Sevas rely heavily on crab meat to survive and it makes up 70% of their diet. Fortunately, crab meat on Sevas is extremely nutritious unlike most crab meat it has the same benefits as many other foods. Although the planet consumes an extreme amount of crab every year, the crab populations do not decline. This is mainly because giant crabs are usually so deep down in the water that the people on Sevas cannot get to them. People on Sevas are only able to kill crabs when they surface the water to mate, which can also be very destructive to the cities built on the islands.
The two giant crab species are not the only crabs on Sevas, in fact there are actually thousands of smaller crab species. Some are as tall as 7 feet and some are as small as a pea. There are also shrimp and lobster species that can get as large as a small car, but no larger. Smaller species usually live in shallow areas around islands, known as tide zones. These areas span miles long and are always full of tourists with snorkels.