Molvian cities
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Naunacolls is Molvia’s capital city! It’s known for its beautiful architecture, rich history, and amazing music and dance. The Molvian Revolution took place in Nanaucolls, and you can still visit the old palace, go to the revolutionary museum, and see the statue of Silvija Kallow. Every year there’s a huge music festival in Naunacolls where tons of musicians from all over the world come together and make music! Some of it is competitive, and some of it is just preforming for fun, but either way it’s a huge deal.
The Island of Ganšcolls is considered Naunacolls’s sister city. Back in the medieval times, Cornish explorers went to Molvia to try to get more land, not realizing that the Molvics had already claimed the area. Luckily, instead of fighting, the two kingdoms became friends. Molvia agreed to let the explorers live on the island if they joined Molvia, creating Ganšcolls. Now, the city is known for its fishing, boats, dance, and heavy Cornish and Celtic influence.
Naunstullors is one of the newer Molvian cities, created during Molvia’s time in the Soviet Union. Unlike Molvia’s typical love for maximalism and visual arts when it comes to architecture, the buildings in Naunstullors took on a more brutalist and plain style, a result of being built during Molvia’s Soviet days. However, once the Soviet Union collapsed, the new Molvian government decided to make the city a little more beautiful by allowing and even encouraging street art and seed bombing. (<- Planting seeds everywhere) Now, Naunstullors is known for its more rebellious feel, street art, urban greenery, and thriving alternative music scene.
Ešlynns was one of the very first cities in Molvia! Though it’s not as big as the other major cities today, it was a crucial part in Molvia becoming a country since it was the first place the Molvics set up a village on their way through the mountains. If you want history and good fish, Ešlynns is the perfect place to go. From its medieval history to more recent Soviet history, Ešlynns has it all. Since it’s sat on the edge of the lake in Molvia’s mountains, the city has gorgeous scenery and plenty of things to do.
