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The Surface World and Dark Moon had completely different social structures.
In terms of civilizational development, the Surface World, Heisenwood, was more like a "normal" planetary civilization. Its various races had some interaction and integration, but overall they were still clearly divided into different nations, each dominated by a single race. Dozens of kingdoms, large and small, carved up the planet's vast continents. These nations maintained a general state of peace. Though disputes occasionally arose between them, they had already begun to form an international union—they had a council composed of racial leaders and kingdom rulers. Taking the Goddess Church's teachings of "equality, mutual aid, and unity" as its core ideology, this council was responsible for organizing all races across the world to resist when the Dark Moon War arrived, while promoting recovery and development among the races during peacetime. Thus, the whole planet remained basically peaceful: that was the situation in the Surface World.
Dark Moon, meanwhile, had an entirely different social environment. Although it had no fewer races than the Surface World, this planet had no nations, no racial territories, not even any division of land. All races on Dark Moon lived together, and the sole ruler of the entire planet was the Dark Moon Overlord. They called themselves Dark Moon People. Beyond that, few mentioned their own race, and no one even remembered what a "nation" was anymore. This was a planet that had remained under absolute centralized rule for thousands of years. Its social classes, organizational structures, professional divisions, and every other aspect had been highly simplified. In some ways, this planet might fit the definition of "universal