The Line

The Line is a structure built between the regions of The West and The East. The structure is, for all intents and purposes, a big wall; 6 miles long, 10 feet high, and perfectly straight. However, despite its simplicity, it is one of the single most important things in the history of The West.

Though The Line technically counts as its own Region, neither West nor East, it is considered to merely be a divider and to not lie within a Region.

History
The idea of The Line was conceived at the famous Cross-Regional Conference (2014). Proposed by King David of Killoughy, the structure was initially met with opposition from Eastern Delegates over the funding and build-time of the 6 mile-long, 10 foot-high structure. However, the project was accepted by The East when Emperor Alano Sullivano revealed that the structure would be funded solely by money made from his rap venture, and constructed by the legendary builder The Shan Man. Construction began later that year and was completed within 3 days.

Since the completion of the structure, The Line has changed the dynamic between the two regions. Primarily, it has made relations decline steadily.

The Line also provided the platform for Alano Sullivano to set his 17th world record of the longest road bowl. Sullivano originally had The Line constructed at 6.1 miles. He also had it topped with tarmac and painted to legally make it a road and therefore open it up to bowling. He rolled his bowl the length of it at 80km/h and set the record for the longest bowl before taking the additional 0.1 mile off of the wall and therefore stopping any others from beating his record. As a result of this, The Line also remains, in the eyes of the law, a road. However, with no cars able to get on top of it, it is completely defunct.