Ask an Infernian {IC Q&A}

[Vylrea]

"If you could describe your nation in one word, what would that word be?"
- Citizen

[Infernia]

"If you could describe your nation in one word, what would that word be?"
- Citizen

"Effusive."
- Premier Lucifer

[Tyskylvania]

"Is there any particularly widespread view on the Empress? She's quite the hedonistic type and frequently enjoys the company of her concubines, both male and female."
- Hold Guard

[Infernia]

"Is there any particularly widespread view on the Empress? She's quite the hedonistic type and frequently enjoys the company of her concubines, both male and female."
- Hold Guard

"As a Vampyric arcane goddess taken quite literally from fantasy, she's often seen in a similar light as Cleopatra is seen in the West."
- Minister of Culture Victor Vita

[Most Eternal Angvaria]

"Were there vampires or Goths in Infernia? If so, can you point to me several or various different communities living there."

"Goths as in Germanic peoples live in large communities in the Principality of Gula. Goths as in the subculture are often seen in the Principality of Ira. Goths as in Lolita fashion, is popular in the Principality of Luxuria."
- Minister of Culture Victor Vita

"Vampyres are subhuman, and therefore prosecuted; if not closely watched."
- Minister of Extranormal Occurrences Dawn Drake

As to what MEO said, I think that's not right. There might be humans adhering to the vampyre subculture, which stems largely from the Gothic subcultur, but also includes most of things that are S&M. But the Goths of Infernia, they're cool, I like meeting with them.

[The Holy Empire of Kekstantinopolis]

Since you're not familiar with memes, have you heard of various Cults of Kek thriving in Infernia?

Because exiled Kekistanis also live there.

[Infernia]

Since you're not familiar with memes, have you heard of various Cults of Kek thriving in Infernia?

Because exiled Kekistanis also live there.

"No, I'm afraid that I have not heard of this 'Cult of Kek'. All religious acts or traditions are barred from public display, but I'm sure the Kekistani population of Infernia is aware of that."
- Prime Minister Johannes Lima

[Grand Celestial Domain]

"What are the characteristics of the concept of death your culture has?"
-Empress Yué XII

[Infernia]

"What are the characteristics of the concept of death your culture has?"
-Empress Yué XII

"In Infernian culture; death is seen as an encroaching force, and Infernian ideals are centred around intemperance... almost to indemnify death. Despite this, death is understood as necessary. Although death my be abysmal, a world without it would be doubly so. Depreesion and suicide are major problems in Infernia, partially contributed by these concepts."
- Minister of Culture Victor Vita

[The Islands of Versilia]

"How would Infernia feel if Versilia took in its supernatural beings? This could be an exchange, as we will give them lives free from persecution here and rid you of needing as much funding for anti-supernatural groups, thus freeing up government spending."
- Akel

[Robosia]

"This may have already been asked, but what is with the obsession with Satan?"
-Citizen

[Infernia]

"How would Infernia feel if Versilia took in its supernatural beings? This could be an exchange, as we will give them lives free from persecution here and rid you of needing as much funding for anti-supernatural groups, thus freeing up government spending."
- Akel

"I guess we could relocate excess inhumans scheduled for termination to Versilia. After we've gathered as much data on them as we can, of course."
- Minister of Extranormal Occurrences Dawn Drake

"This may have already been asked, but what is with the obsession with Satan?"
-Citizen

"Prince Satan de Ira, currently refusing to answer, is one of the lowest regarded princes presently residing on the Federal Supreme Council. The people's opinion of him is far from an 'obsession'".
- Minister of Foreign Affairs Johannes Lima

(OOC; In some interpretations of Hell Lucifer and Satan are different beings, Infernia included. Infernia is luciferianist, if anything.)

[Grand Celestial Domain]

"Though your people have stated why they prosecute vampyires and consider them subhumans due to the harm they cause and are prosecuted; under what logic are the kemonomimi also considered within that group? They (or at least ours) aren't particularly threatening or 'supernatural'. Is it their lack of being totally human or are other things at play? This interests us as a considerate number of Celestials can be classified as such, be it through splicing or because they're stock from previously conquered humanoid groups."
-Yù Sanche, Imperial Vizier

[Infernia]

"Though your people have stated why they prosecute vampyires and consider them subhumans due to the harm they cause and are prosecuted; under what logic are the kemonomimi also considered within that group? They (or at least ours) aren't particularly threatening or 'supernatural'. Is it their lack of being totally human or are other things at play? This interests us as a considerate number of Celestials can be classified as such, be it through splicing or because they're stock from previously conquered humanoid groups."
-Yù Sanche, Imperial Vizier

"Kemonomimi are classified as subhuman for their aberrant appearance that dœsn't appear to fulfill any evolutionary purpose. Such humanoid entities aren't actively contained or exterminated, like nonhumans, but there exists a large market for the trade of Kemonomimi.

Splicing and augments, as the technology approaches, is currently under consideration for subhuman class as well."
- Minister of Extranormal Occurrences Dawn Drake

[The Islands of Versilia]

"What are the general views on Genetic modification and incorporating the DNA of other species into that of humanity?"
- Scientist

[Infernia]

"What are the general views on Genetic modification and incorporating the DNA of other species into that of humanity?"
- Scientist

"Genetic modification and splicing is usually frowned upon, often seen as a corruption of the human form. Genetic incorporation of other species is a whole other story. These beliefs, however, don't stop private corporations in Avaritia from human experimentation."
- Minister of Culture Victor Vita

[The Islands of Versilia]

"Why is anthropocentrism so popular?"
- Doctor

[Rykil]

"What is your view on our Undying Man Program?"
- To be added Leader

[Infernia]

"Why is anthropocentrism so popular?"
- Doctor

"Humanity's natural evolution has allowed us to shape ourselves, the land, the sea, and even the stars."
- Minister of Science Fran Madaraki

[Infernia]

"What is your view on our Undying Man Program?"
- To be added Leader

"Such an initiative certainly seems promising. Aside from the horrid tentacle regeneration, the arabesque designs I would actually use.
Assuming the programme only revitalizes limbs, and dœsn't render the user immortal."
- Premier Lucifer

[Robosia]

"What is your opinion on Robosia?"
-President OF-2938

[Ayamya]

can women be a princess

[Infernia]

"What is your opinion on Robosia?"
-President OF-2938

"Culturally, automata are seen as insults to the human from, a mere imitation of a human being.
As to Robosia itself, so long as you maintain a respect for our national sovereignty, we shall respect your's."
- Premier Lucifer

Can a women be a princess?

"While females, such as my daughters, are not legally barred from being a Princess or member of the Federal Supreme Council, we practice primogeniture, so my son would inherit the throne first.
Likewise, given to nature of royal harems, many Princes often have multiple sons, furthering a woman's chance at Princessdom."
- Premier Lucifer

[The L77VVV]

You guys heard of burlesque? I mean, the vaudeville sort.

[Infernia]

You guys heard of burlesque? I mean, the vaudeville sort.

"Satirical vaudeville shows and burlesque song and dance are very common, and deeply rooted in Infernian Culture."
- Minister of Culture Victor Vita