The country, inspired by Brazil, is a land of vast resources and diverse landscapes, from lush rainforests to open savannas. It stands as a symbol of collective strength, where unity is paramount. Guided by a socialist vision, the government promises equality for all, but enforces it with fairness and ruthlessness. The people are expected to contribute to the collective good, and in return, they are supported and protected—those who challenge the state face swift consequences.

Rationality and atheism are the foundation of the nation, with a powerful animal, such as the wolf or bull, symbolizing both the solidarity of the people and the nation's drive for progress. The government ensures that no one can undermine the collective vision, ruling with strict discipline but not oppression. The social contract demands loyalty, hard work, and sacrifice for the greater good, and those who do not comply are removed from the equation without hesitation.

The nation is a study in contrasts: beautiful yet brutal, nurturing yet unforgiving. Its people live under the watchful eye of the state, their actions constantly measured against the ideals of equality. The leaders are fair in judgment but wield power with ruthless efficiency, ensuring that the nation remains strong and unified, no matter the cost. In this country, survival is not for the individual but for the collective, and ANY SIGN OF WEAKNESS IS SWIFTLY ERADICATED FOR THE GREATER GOOD OF THE WHOLE.