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In [[Roma I]], [[Marcus Americanus Scriptor]]'s family home encompassed an elongated island between the [[Malum River|Malum]] and [[Magnus River|Magnus]] rivers on the east coast of the [[North American|American continent]]. It was discovered during the reign of [[Romulus Augustus]] when three ships carrying [[salt]] from [[Africa]] were caught in a wind that carried them across [[Atlantic Ocean|the ocean]]. The island was around fifteen miles long and four miles broad. It contained a [[Central Park|central park]], several [[theater]]s, a [[marina]], the largest [[atrium]] in the world, an underground railway, a tower that was the tallest in the world when it opened, and several renowned statues, squares, and galleries. In the bay south of the island stood the [[Jupiter Libertatis]]. 130 thousand slaves worked there maintaining the villa and tending its grounds. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Warlords of Utopia (novel)|Warlords of Utopia]]'')