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{{Portal|Nature}}[[Category:Nature]]{{Notebox|The size of Illte is comparable to the combined size of Africa, South-America and Antarctica in our world, however the inhabitable landmass is, in total, no bigger than Australia.}}Illte is the [[Delang]] name for the southern continent of the world. As far as is currently known by the [[Illomi]] and the [[Zhonyo]], Illte stretched from just north of the equator and down towards the south pole. It is thought that Illte covers the south pole.
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Illte is the [[Delang]] name for the southern continent of the world. As far as is currently known by the [[Illomi]] and the [[Zhonyo]], Illte stretched from just north of the equator and down towards the south pole. It is thought that Illte covers the south pole.
  
When [[the source people]] entered the continent, they saw reefs and small and larger islands as far as their eyes could see. Therefore they named the continent Island Continent, Ill-teljen, which was soon shortened to Illte.
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When [[the source people]] entered the continent, they saw reefs and smaller and larger islands as far as their eyes could see. For this reason did they name the continent Island Continent, Ill-teljen, which was soon shortened to Illte.
 
 
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Revision as of 21:42, 7 January 2013

The size of Illte is comparable to the combined size of Africa, South-America and Antarctica in our world, however the inhabitable landmass is, in total, no bigger than Australia.

Illte is the Delang name for the southern continent of the world. As far as is currently known by the Illomi and the Zhonyo, Illte stretched from just north of the equator and down towards the south pole. It is thought that Illte covers the south pole.

When the source people entered the continent, they saw reefs and smaller and larger islands as far as their eyes could see. For this reason did they name the continent Island Continent, Ill-teljen, which was soon shortened to Illte.