Tianyuan Sea.
The land of the Nine States centers around the Tianyuan Sea, and is divided into three continents.
The Eastern Continent is larger than the other two combined, consisting from north to south of Mingxia State, Lanyun State, and Lingke State, all of which border the sparsely populated Tianyuan State.
The Western Continent is divided into two parts, the northern part is split into Qingxiao State and Manglin State. The southern part extends along the Sea River, known as Cangyu State and Yueli State.
Between Qingxiao State and Mingxia State in the northern part of Tianyuan Sea, there lies a cluster of sizeable islands known as Guangji State.
Apart from the scarcely populated Tianyuan State, the remaining eight states are all connected to the Tianyuan Sea.
Thus, many powers in the Nine States have established order around Tianyuan Sea.
