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The diameter of Talia is approximately 28 billion parsecs (93 billion light-years), and it is one of the foundational cities for natural resources of the continent Eternal. The city-planet is one of 97 relevant planets residing within a solar system controlled by President [[Johnathan Blackjack]] containing 7.10<sup>600 </sup>celestial bodies, all surpassing Talia in size.
 
The diameter of Talia is approximately 28 billion parsecs (93 billion light-years), and it is one of the foundational cities for natural resources of the continent Eternal. The city-planet is one of 97 relevant planets residing within a solar system controlled by President [[Johnathan Blackjack]] containing 7.10<sup>600 </sup>celestial bodies, all surpassing Talia in size.
   
In the second instalment of Guidepost to Tomorrow, it is the place where Johnathan Blackjack was assassinated.
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In the second instalment of Guidepost to Tomorrow, it is the place where President [[Johnathan Blackjack]] was assassinated, in spite of [[August Asclepius Averruncus|August]] and [[Chanaé Galadriel Jones|Chanaé]]'s best efforts.
 
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Latest revision as of 00:28, 30 March 2020

Talia is a walled, multi-levelled, warren-like city-planet built around the celestial fountain of youth and showered by constant torrential rain. It debuts in Guidepost to Tomorrow.

Description

The diameter of Talia is approximately 28 billion parsecs (93 billion light-years), and it is one of the foundational cities for natural resources of the continent Eternal. The city-planet is one of 97 relevant planets residing within a solar system controlled by President Johnathan Blackjack containing 7.10600 celestial bodies, all surpassing Talia in size.

In the second instalment of Guidepost to Tomorrow, it is the place where President Johnathan Blackjack was assassinated, in spite of August and Chanaé's best efforts.