American Nations Novels & Stories

Palli Chandra, the VP of International Finance and Ngozi from my sparring match were from Central Africa and I'd gathered from some of the chatter that decades of male strife had let the Amazons inherit hundreds of thousands of square-kilometers of territory in that region. Along with securing that land came a tragic collection of rape victims and war orphans to swell their ranks. Latin and South America offered up their drug wars, political and ethnic strife. St. Marie herself had a strong current of Amerindian blood in her. From the moment of their first arrival, Amazons had always identified more with the Aboriginal Americans than the Christian Europeans.

"How does it work? The hierarchy in the nation that is." Rooka pulled Serena close before answering. "Each continent is ruled under different Nations. For Asia and Africa, it's the Lupine. In Europe, it's the Pantera, North, Middle, and South America are for the Ursines. Antarctica and Australia are the only continents which were decided to be free of any nation." "Why?" Serena asked as she tilted her head to look at him, he in return dropped a kiss on her forehead. "Each nation wanted to have a neutral ground to relax and have fun. There are several places in the world where we could do that, but in Antarctica and Australia, everyone gets along. Making it the perfect spot for relaxation."

"Good afternoon, my fellow Americans. As many of you have seen, the anti-shifter movement has again brought terror to our cities and towns. My heart and prayers go out to the Sanchez panther pack in New Mexico and the Brennan lizard clan in South Carolina. I cannot imagine the heartache and devastation these two families are enduring right now. "FEMA has been dispatched to both locations to assist with temporary housing. What I want to tell you all today is that this scourge must come to an end. As the leader of freedom in the world, the United States was founded on the belief that all men and women are created equal. Those of you who believe otherwise are traitors to the ideals of this nati

“Also constitutionally, religiously, and ethnically.” “A real ‘one nation,’” I muse. “Absolutely,” he asserts. “That was an original proclamation when the federation was formed, and it’s held true all this time. The varied representations mean, on average, our citizens fluently speak and write at least three languages, and have a wide world view and are quite intimately familiar with global issues and concerns—most certainly those on our own continent. We’re proud to have a number of medical, diplomatic, and literary prize winners within our borders, though… Their country of origin is typically accredited to their success.”

I nodded readily. Daddy stretched his hand toward her. “I am Mr. Leo.” The woman smiled. “Amara. My name is Amara. And what’s your name, sweetie?” “I am Angel,” I introduced. “Angel. That fits you.” --- We entered the car as the woman directed Daddy to her beauty shop. “Is Africa a country?” I asked her. “No, sweetheart. It’s a continent. Fifty-four countries.” “Fifty-four!” My eyes went wide. “Do you know all of them?”

Friendly exchanges have always been the domain of ordinary people. Every country has its own good fortune and its own ways of protecting it. As one of the four ancient nations, America has always had its own ideas in this regard. There are also some spiritual mountains, lands, and all sorts of other things. No matter what form they take, their purpose is to protect this land. But as times have changed, most people don't know about these things and don't care at all. They act as if it has nothing to do with them and keep their distance.

How this President one hundred and fifty years later would set the precedent for those native and those who’d come from other countries to his nation to take part in the World’s Fair. “—to a spirit of wise tolerance which, with few exceptions, has been our American rule. We in the United States, and, indeed, in all the Americas, North America, Central America and South America, we remember that our population stems from many races and kindreds and tongues. Often, I think, we Americans offer up a silent prayer that on the continent of Europe, from which the American hemisphere was principally colonized, the years to come will break down many barriers to intercourse between nations—barriers wh