Editing Places

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Two worlds remain connected by trade, history, and the systems each needs to survive.
== Mars ==
[[Mars]] is contained, procedural, and resource-conscious. Explore [[Port Alpha]], Ring Four, Sector Seven, the Valles geothermal districts, and the Hellas Basin.
== Earth ==
[[Earth]] is damaged, recovering, and politically fragmented. Restoration work tests who has access to essential services and who controls their repair.
== Pacific Remnant Outpost ==
[[Pacific Remnant Outpost|The Alliance’s coastal base]] brings engineering, health, transport, and reclamation work together.

[[Characters|Meet the people who work here →]]

== The Divide: Valles and the habitats ==
* [[Valles]] and the [[Valles geothermal plant]]: the district and Paul’s workplace.
* [[Olympus Prime]]: homes and growing spaces with substantial heat demand.
* [[Renticuluous Alpha]]: a habitat with constrained circulation.
* [[Volallies Beta]]: an inhabited development still under construction.

[[The Divide systems|How the fictional heat network works]] · [[The Divide]]

== The Two-Body Problem: growing spaces ==
* [[Olympus Prime agricultural extension]]: domes, laboratories and family plots.
* [[Sector Seven]]: the older growing dome introduced at the start of Caitlyn’s story.

[[The Two-Body Problem systems|Cultivation and quarantine]] · [[The Two-Body Problem]]
== How to use the setting guide ==
The pages move from worlds to settlements and workplaces. A place can belong to several kinds of story: Olympus Prime is a demand on a heat network in Paul’s book and an agricultural community in Caitlyn’s. Those views complement each other without requiring a map of plot events.

No invented coordinates or travel distances are supplied. [[Everyday life]] follows the common features of inhabited spaces, while the [[Reader glossary]] explains terms used across locations.