My Lion King Forum

The islands had been prepping for 5 years before they allowed people inside, just after the declaration of World War III. This is why they have a clear pecking order of people, a police group, advanced supplies, a power station, a library, a radio station etc

Ok, so the islands of Ultimus are off the coast near Land's End, Cornwall (of course this is all fictional lol). There is one big main island surrounded by four smaller ones. All can be walked to when the tide is out because the waters are shallow. On the main island is the huge government building and most of the 'shops', as well as some of accommodation for the people who live there. The three have more accommodation and places of work, almost like factories to produce food, medicine, clothing etc. One island is almost completely devoted to caring for livestock and farming. There is a normal water supply and sewage system as well as wind turbines and solar panels for power.

Accomadation is explained below:


There is a black market to supply cigarettes and drugs and other goods, and it's deemed illegal on this island but the people in government use it too. The island has deemed it's self a Christian state, and mostly accepts those who are willing to become religiously ambiguous or to convert completely. They only accept healthy individuals onto the island, if anyone arrives too sick to work they are turned away. Healthcare is provided for those who become ill after time, but is bias towards the people who hold more power. Police brutality is common to keep the peace, even though it's a corrupt system. There are tighter laws about working hours and everyone is forced into labour for which they receive tickets. Sort of like arcade tickets in style, but these are used to purchase stuff.

The islands have a radio system to bring news, play music, tell stories to children, have adult radio shows with plotlines and actors etc to keep people happy with some form of entertainment. Each home is issued with a radio. The island also has a library with a huge collection of books collected over years. These two things are widely accepted, and the rebels decided to keep them unchanged if they came into power.