Talk:Dae

Just thought of something: wasn't this planet devastated by the Shadows along with all other Dasan planets? How come 10 billion people are still living on it? Tobbs (talk)

Added to the fact that so many Saxcaene left the planet and emigrated to other Unani and Edolas worlds... Ragez (talk)

Before the Shadows attacked Dae had around 25 Billion Saxcaenes on its surface. So once the shadows attacked, Dae lost 5 Billion upon the invasion and then 10 Billion in the aftermaths due to the biological weapon that the Shadows threw into the atmosphere. Before that though, all of the cities- minus the capital- was completely leveled to the ground leaving hardly any place for people to refuge to. On top of this, after the Shadow invasion, Dae was the only colony that the Saxcaenes had left before they joined the Unani. At this point in time, Saxcaenes are still losing population due to the biological weapon -which evolved before they could get the entire populace covered with the cure. So the Saxcaenes are sitting in the Low 10 Billions losing population at a slower rate than if Unani hadn't gotten involved. As for Saxcaenes Population on other planets, it should always be a decimal value between 0 and 1, incredibly small, if any.--Killer rin (talk) 11:20, 16 May 2013 (MDT)

The Ventus view the Saxcaene similar to angels; in that they can truly 'fly'. They're everything the Ventus have always wanted to be, and so Edolas offers any Saxcaene willing to immigrate to Edolas extreme respect and instant employment. As you can imagine, many Saxcaene have taken up this offer. It's a similar story with the Aascanans; which is why the population size of the two Avian species are rapidly increasing in Edolas space. Ragez (talk)

By the way, I have quite constant contact with Tommy, so I can provide answers to any questions anyone might have of them. As for the Aascanans, it's important to note that they can't fly, as they don't have wings. And any Aascanan immigration to Edolas would be illegal ones, as the Crescanian subject species have no freedom in planetary transfers. Tobbs (talk)

Weird, thought that they could. But I suppose a flightless bird would be more realistic given their size. There's definitely a lot of that subject species illegal immigration in Edolas through, but mostly to worlds other than Extalia by virtue of Edolas alien encouragement in both society and the workforce. Ragez (talk)