The Hoshido and Theocracy Federation

This flow follows the political transformation of Hoshido and the Theocracy into a cooperative frontier society.

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Nomad Settlement

A Village Rebuilt Selfia funds roads, walls, and supply routes for Hoshido while Jack remains confined in the palace. The settlement becomes both refuge and political investment. Uneasy Protection The nomads appreciate the resources but distrust Imperial motives. Hoshido’s survival depends on a power whose culture has historically marginalized them. Autonomous Status Selfia classifies Hoshido as a special autonomous zone. The policy preserves local identity while opening the settlement to Imperial logistics.

Theocracy Refugees

A Nation without a Nation The Theocracy’s survivors face famine, demonspawn, and the collapse of their institutions. Lita seeks to preserve sovereignty while accepting that their homeland cannot be defended indefinitely. Negotiated Relocation Jack proposes moving the population and the flying city to Imperial territory. The offer is framed as asylum, but it also serves his strategic goals. Shared Suspicion Nomads, Paladins, and Imperials must coexist despite old wars. Their negotiations become a practical test of whether former enemies can build a common home.

Hoshido Capital

A City of Mortar and Shingles Hoshido grows from a village into a fortified city with roads, workshops, and civic buildings. Its architecture preserves nomadic identity while incorporating Imperial and Theocratic materials. The Statue’s Protection The Saint Citri statue keeps demonspawn at bay, making the city a rare secure location. Its religious meaning becomes politically sensitive as different communities gather beneath it. A New Center Hoshido becomes a place where refugees, nomads, and soldiers can live without direct Imperial rule. It is the material foundation for the New Frontier.

Frontier Governance

Council over Crown The New Frontier is led by Lita as speaker and advised by Kenichi and tribal chiefs. The arrangement rejects both absolute monarchy and simple Imperial annexation. Practical Compromise Food, mining, fisheries, and military defense remain sources of conflict. Cooperation is sustained through negotiation because no faction can survive alone. A Political Legacy Jack’s promises become institutions after his disappearance. The federation proves that his strongest contribution was not conquest but the possibility of shared sovereignty.

Jacksonville

The Bastion Reborn The former Heaven ruins become Jacksonville, a frontier capital and tourist settlement. Workers convert sacred ruins into homes, shops, government spaces, and excavation sites. Memory in Stone Statues of Jack and Sahaqiel stand beside electric signs and new civic banners. The city preserves myth while refusing to remain frozen in the past. A Living Frontier Explorers, resurrected people, former soldiers, and families share the new land. The federation’s identity is still contested, but it has moved beyond survival camp status.

after Jack’s coronation

after the Holy City battle

after the Seven Solomon operation

after Resurrection Day

five years after the Shutdown