City of Vaporia

[Please note that both the City itself and the wiki is heavily in development]

The City of Vaporia is a steampunk themed city built on top and underneath a huge gear wheel in the middle of a jungle. Both robots and humans live here united and peaceful. The city itself was named after the amount of steam that rises from the machinery located all around the city. Vapor means steam in an old ancient language. The Mayors of this amazing city are the robot NoLimit115 and a human inventor Dre Phoenix. They both rule this city and perfectly display the harmony between robots and humans by doing so.

The Old City of Vaporia
The old part of the city, located underground under the gear wheel which the new part is built on. It is here where the ancient technological race called the Vaporians lived. Mainly destroyed in an old war thousands of years ago, the deactivated robots are scattered all over the place. It’s also in this part of the city where the most known buildings of the city lie. The Throne room is a perfect example of this. Only half covered in debris, this room still shows the deactivated body of the robot King. The Vault of Vaporia where the old expansion plans were stored away. The old robot-ball arena. The Mines. And even an old Bakery section which is very odd since robots don’t eat food.

The New City of Vaporia
Combined with the old, the New City of Vaporia completely revives this ancient city into a beautiful utopia where different races can live in peace and symphony. While still actively being built, it already is a flourishing city.

Language
The robots left their runes on cave walls, stones, and the ruins of now-fallen buildings in most of the old part of the city, which tell their stories to this day. The exact meaning of most runes still disputed. The oldest runic records demonstrate that the Vaporians have lived in this jungle long before humans started to settle here. Other runic records tell of miners who were scared to dig any further, fearing that they would discover an evil neighboring empire. On the trees around the new part of the city, where Vaporians guarded their city or harvested wood, the robots carved their tales into the trunks of trees which have mostly rotted away through time. Why they did this, or how they carved out the runes is till unknown.

From the countless of runes found in the underground city, the names of only a single king and only a hand full of heroes can be found in runes on weathered stones under the ground. One of the walls in the old throne room depicts the Vaporian King with his hands folded over an object that looks like a crown. The runes upon the crown, displaying it's name and history, have been worn away. Later it was discovered that this crown was indeed the well known Golden Crown of Vaporia.

Religion
Even though the city now has Freedom of Religion, this hasn't always been the case. In the past the citizens of the City of Vaporia performed Idolatry. This means that they admired intensely and often blindly an object or a person that isn't a God. In this case, they worshiped their King. For he is the one who brought all of the Vaporians to life. Ofcourse, this never has been proven. But scientists still don't know who built the robot factory in the first place. The same thing goes for the whole power issue. As soon as their King is deactivated, all robots follow this example and immediately shut down as well. Nobody can explain this strange but fascinating reflex.