I thought basically the same thing, 7 seas would be North America and Old Sea would be South America (since it’s south of the 7 seas, from what I remember)
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pretty much all of the land we know of is pretty much scattered throughout the ocean
there’s probably only one or two continents left (magius, secret other continent)
Yeah, Seven Seas is probs the Americas, War Seas is Europe. There’s 5 Sea Clusters, and interestingly enough, we know there’s 7 continents. And Antartica doesnt have anyone that lives there, so make that 6.
Its likely that the 5 Sea Clusters are basically the remaining continents. People assume that the Old Sea is probs one of thse, but Id say it probs used to be one and no longers counts.
The number seems to fit. Just because War Seas doesnt know about the Seven Seas doesnt mean they might not know about other Sea Clusters that might be closer… I could be wrong tho. (They say that the seas became notorious for War, but how would they become notorious if they believe theyre the only Sea Cluster left…?)
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Dumb guesses for what known sea cluster corresponds with each continent
Seven Seas: North America, on the other side of the world from the War Seas which has to be Europe. Must be North America because Old Sea is Souther America.
Old Sea: South America, said to be destroyed, remaining inhabitants sailed northwards to the Seven Seas, so if the Seven Seas are in North America, the Old Sea is South America.
War Seas: Europe, Mount Orthys and Helicon are in Greece, which is in Europe.
The Seven Seas have the egyptian pyramids and a wild west town, among other places we never saw.
The War Seas have Mount Helicon (Mount Ceasar) and Mount Othrys so far, as well as Mount Olympus, all of which are in the Italy-Greece area.
I think its safe to say that random bits of everywhere were magically moved all over the place, and that one sea cluster does not equal a continent.
I think that Durza went to Mount Olympus and got Zeus’s body from his tomb there, though that might just be a webcomic thing.
If it still needs clarification, Mount Olympus is very different from Mount Othrys.
Culturallly, everything is everywhere, however, Mount Helicon and Orthys being in the same area means the War Seas are probably in Europe with some logical deductions
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None of the mountains you mentioned is in the part of greece near italy
wasnt literally the entire planet broken into islands
no landmass of our earth survived in one piece i will personally murder the first one who makes a one piece reference
I was referring to the entire area of both countries, as opposed to the rest of Europe, Africa, Asia, and the Americas, because they are relatively close to each other compared to the rest of the world.
The residents of the war seas themselves call it the war seas so maybe the war seas are just notorious for war among the people who live there? Sounds dumb but considering the residents themselves call it the war seas I see that as a possibility
the one piece is real!
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