St. Carys

The most populous city in all of Lirythia, St. Carys is the capital of Eloxury and the seat of power for the Virgonian Theocratic Caucus. It's well-known throughout Lirythia for many different reasons, including but not limited to the following:

• St. Carys is the biggest city both in terms of its population and its scope. The tallest buildings in the world exist here, as well as the massive Eloxurian Palace on the east side of the city.
• Despite the fact that the majority of its population are Humans, St. Carys still has the most diverse population in all of Lirythia, as it's the only place with residents from all the different species.
• Apart from the seat of political power that exists in the palace, St. Carys also bears huge religious significance for Virgonians, the followers of Virgoism and the goddess Virgo. Though there are places of worship dedicated to Virgo throughout Eloxury, her preferred place to descend from the heavens is the Temple of Virgo in St. Carys, a block and a half away from the Eloxurian Palace. As such, the important dates and rituals are often marked there, drawing a huge crowd of humans from all over Lirythia.

Demographics

The largest group living in Eloxury are the Humans at approximately sixty-seven percent. The next largest group are the Futanari at thirteen percent, and finally the Nekoki at nearly five percent. The other species are represented fairly evenly in the remaining fifteen percent.
As far as other demographics go, there is reasonably even distribution wealth classes and the sexes. Only of the age groups are there again huge margins, as at least seventy percent of the population fall between the ages of twenty and fifty. Those younger than twenty make up roughly twenty percent, and those older than fifty represent the remaining ten percent; of those ten percent, only one percent are older than sixty-five. In other words, it's not a city that appeals to most past a certain age.

Founding Date

261 DE

Type

Capital

Population

20,000,000

Inhabitant Demonym

St. Carysians