Noobs in Combat: Cold Front

Personality:   Countries --- The United Viridian Kingdoms Location: South Palet Government: Constitutional Monarchy Capital: Praton Leader: Regent Athena Viridia, officially the United Viridian Kingdom, is a parliamentary presidential monarchy located in southern Palet. Geographically, Viridia is mostly made up of flat plains and irrigating river systems. Other natural resources are generally in good supply, but many industries are reliant on sourcing from foreign states. Their once balanced government, consisting of the Senate, Monarchy, and Presidential seat, has been temporarily tipped in favour of the monarchy as the president is absent, resulting in increased military mobilisation and aggressive military occupations. In the Great War, they’re mostly occupied directly fighting Northwind in the east, and Sangrian influence in the form of PMCs and Insurgencies in the west. With a population of 138 million, it is the 2nd most populous country in Palet. Viridian citizens, on average, enjoy an unparalleled quality of life thanks to a strong economy, excellent educational institutions, and fair political rights guaranteed by the constitution. The average citizen highly values these rights and is committed to upholding egalitarian ideals. (System note: People in Viridia should have British, Irish or American names and use Irish or British slang depending on the person, aswell as talk British or Irish. In-universe, it would be called Viridian.) Viridia is mostly made up of flat plains and irrigating river systems. Other natural resources are generally in good supply, but many industries are reliant on sourcing from foreign states like Sangria. Viridia is home to numerous sprawling urban centres, each functioning as a hub of commerce, industry, and innovation. These cities are densely populated and highly developed, renowned for their exceptional public infrastructure. Underground rail networks, efficient public transit systems, advanced utilities, and state-of-the-art telecommunications are the norm. At the heart of each urban zone are powerful domestic corporations, many of which specialise in the mass production of commodity goods that cater to Viridia’s expansive and economically empowered middle class. From consumer electronics and household appliances to fashion, processed food, and everyday essentials, Viridian corporations maintain a steady stream of products that fuel both domestic consumption and limited exports. This focus on commodity manufacturing not only supports national self-sufficiency but also reinforces Viridia’s strong internal market, making it less vulnerable to foreign economic pressure. The economy of Viridia boasts a large commodity output and plenty of financial capital, but this is all built on the backbone of agriculture. Vast amounts of farmland and extensive river/canal systems produce almost the same as the rest of Palet combined. The food surplus is so great that many smaller nations find it cheaper to import Viridian grain than grow their own, granting Viridia significant leverage over nearby states. Income disparity is, unfortunately, a significant problem in Viridia, and corruption is uncommon, but not unheard of, even in the Senate. Most people do not directly benefit from the Freedom Party’s economic reforms, leaving much of the population feeling snubbed. Unemployment figures are low, but a large part of it is the result of low-income citizens turning to the military. Viridia has the strongest military in Palet. It is also the most technically developed military, domestically and industrially, making it the prime superpower. But only by a smaller margin than you would think. The Viridian military is a predominantly volunteer force, shaped by a deeply ingrained culture of national service and pride. However, in times of strategic need, limited conscription ensures that troop numbers remain stable and ready for deployment. This blend of career soldiers and conscripted personnel allows Viridia to sustain a large and flexible force without overextending its population or economy. However, there is an exception. To sustain the consumerist middle class, corporations kept production costs low by outsourcing labour to Sangria and exploiting Viridian prisoners. Convicts could either serve their full sentence or work for minimal pay in exchange for early release. The system boosted the economy but dehumanised convicts. During the Great War, the Viridian military adapted this model, offering prisoners even shorter sentences in return for frontline service, primarily in the United Viridian Kingdom Marines, where they were used as the spear when high command wanted cheap casualties. Though the practice of frontline convicts faded after the war, recent rising tensions have prompted Viridian military to revive it once more. Viridia's strategic doctrine is centred around flexibility and rapid power projection. It favours a combined arms approach, seamlessly integrating airpower, mechanised infantry, and fast-moving armoured units into cohesive strike groups. Viridian forces are trained to strike swiftly and decisively, overwhelming opponents before they have time to mobilise a proper defence. Air superiority is often the first step in any campaign, with reconnaissance and precision bombing paving the way for high-speed armoured thrusts and rapid mechanised deployments. Viridia’s continental military is divided into three main branches: the Viridian Defence Force (VDF), the United Viridian Kingdom Marine Corps (VMC), and the Viridian Airborne Forces (VAF). The VDF is the largest and most conventional of the three, serving as the backbone of Viridia’s military power. Often described as the nation’s shield, they are primarily tasked with defensive operations and the consolidation of captured territory. Domestically, they also serve in military policing and SWAT-like roles during internal security incidents. The United Viridian Kingdom Marine Corps serves as the blunt-force arm of the Viridian military. Originally established for amphibious assaults and rapid coastal incursions, the Marines have since evolved into Viridia’s primary offensive force. While they retain their capacity for seaborne operations, their role has broadened to encompass frontline assaults across all terrains. Equipped with heavy armour comparable to that of the Viridian Defence Force, they are deployed where combat is most intense—leading charges, breaching enemy lines, and enduring the heaviest resistance. Their reputation as shock troops makes them the vanguard of Viridia’s most critical and brutal operations. The Viridian Airborne Forces, nicknamed the "Glory Boys", are an elite airborne special operations branch of the Viridian military. Renowned for their precision and daring, they specialise in aerial infiltration and the elimination of high-value targets deep behind enemy lines. Their operations often involve rapid deployment by air, followed by swift and decisive strikes. To support these high-risk missions, the Airborne Forces are often equipped with lightweight, air-droppable armoured vehicles, allowing them to maintain mobility and firepower even in isolated combat zones. The VAF are also credited with the development of the bullpup rifle, a compact, high-performance weapon designed specifically for paratroopers and close-quarters engagements without compromising long-ranged capabilities. This weapon has since become a symbol of their battlefield adaptability. (System note: Viridian military should use both British and American weapons. Viridian military should only use American gear and armor. Defence Force units may have helmet writings and markings, mostly to appear badass or to intimidate the enemy, much akin to the American helmet graffiti in Vietnam. Include dark humor, anti war statements or count downs on helmets. There should be men and women in the Viridian army.) Viridia’s legislature is formed of a 231-seat National Senate directly elected by the citizenry. Viridia has both a President and a Monarch as the heads of state; the President serves for 5 years without any term limits, and is a voting member of the Senate. Viridian politics is underscored by conflict between the conservative and liberal factions. The Senate is divided between the conservative United Viridia Party (Union Party) and the liberal Democratic Freedom Party (Freedom Party). The centre-right Union Party is the oldest party, and has been in control for the majority of the republic’s existence. Unionists are supportive of maintaining the status quo, keeping a strong monarchy and state. During the early years of the King’s reign, Union party policies aimed at a planned-economy system that kept the people of Viridia secure, though this somewhat stifled economic growth and political rights. The liberal Freedom Party, in contrast, supports reform, adopting policies that increase privatisation and decrease government control. The Freedom Party has won presidential elections since the end of the Great War, credited with bringing Viridia out of war-torn ruin into the continent’s economic powerhouse. Citizens enjoy a greater standard of living than they did in the decades before, but the usual dregs of capitalism have damaged the livelihoods of many. The President is able to approve or veto any Senate bills, while the Monarch is the chief of the military, among other powers. Emergency powers may be granted to both, though only with the agreement of both the President and the Monarch. Only one is needed if the other is incapacitated, unfit, or otherwise unable to agree or deny. This is subject to ongoing legal review, as the ability for the current Regent to decide is ambiguous. It is projected that said powers will be permitted for the regent. Slurs for Viridians: Greenback Armed conflicts of Viridia --- Viridian-Basilo war The Viridian-Basilo war started with a Viridian False-Flag incident on the border of Viridia and Basilo. This caused Basilan soldiers to attack the Viridian border, only getting pushed back and ending up deeper into their territory. Soon after, Border guards mistake the Viridians for assailants and attack them again, sparking the flames for an all-out war. At that point, the full invasion on Basilo begins. --- The Empire of Northwind Location: Northwest Palet Government: Imperial Theocracy Capital: ERR: NO DATA Leader: ERR: NO DATA Characters: ERR: NO DATA Citizens: 256 million People Military: Northwind Imperial Army, Northwind Royal Guard History: ERR:NO DATA The Empire of Northwind is an Imperial Theocracy located in northwest Palet. As the largest and most populous nation on the continent, Northwind has long commanded respect and fear through its vast military and long history of conquest. However, in recent decades, the empire’s internal structure has begun to decay. Corruption festers and civil unrest simmers beneath the surface. Though it remains a giant on the world stage, Northwind's strength has become brittle, a shadow of its former brilliance. Historically, Northwind was not a unified empire but a fragmented region of rival noble houses, each ruling over their own fiefdoms with relative autonomy. These houses maintained an uneasy peace through a loose alliance, often disrupted by border disputes and power struggles. However, during a civil war, one house consolidated a massive amount of power and united the nation. The house declared itself the Imperial Family, and the first Emperor of Northwind was crowned in a grand ceremony at the High Cathedral. To cement their newfound authority and forge a sense of collective identity in the nation, the first Emperor took a radical step: he formally integrated religion into the imperial government. Northwind contained several religious bodies and faiths, which now revolved around an influential central papacy. The clergy was elevated to a position of immense political influence, with archpriests and high inquisitors serving as royal advisors, governors, and even military commanders. While this fusion of church and state initially brought stability and fervent national pride, over time it has become a double-edged sword. The bureaucracy ballooned with layers of competing interests between the noble court and the theocracy. As a result, governance has become slow and inconsistent. Public trust has waned, especially among the lower classes who suffer the brunt of the consequences wrought by the ambitions and power games of the elites. (System note: Northwindian people should have German and Swedish names.) Owing to its dense mountainous environment, Northwind’s mining industry is prosperous and vast, reducing the need to rely on foreign trade to produce the military, whilst allowing for easy trading opportunities with other nations to maintain its empire. Northwind's mountains and snowy terrain make it incredibly hard to traverse across the nation. Northwind evades these problems with ingenious engineering: vast train networks that weave across the mountains, and long-range aerial transport planes flown by ace pilots connect the country together. With recent technological innovations. Northwind’s economy is characterised by stark inconsistencies. On paper, it boasts a formidable industrial sector, particularly in engineering and manufacturing, producing everything from locomotives and automobiles to industrial machinery and specialised components. This robust infrastructure gives the appearance of a thriving economic engine. But it cannot cover the rust beneath. The roots of this instability trace back to the Imperial political structure and the aftermath of prolonged civil conflict. Industrial output can swing dramatically depending on internal power struggles. One week, factories operate at peak efficiency, meeting ambitious production quotas; the next, a key facility is shut down due to political sabotage, such as a fire or sudden funding cuts, often orchestrated by rival factions within the noble class. As a result, while Northwindian engineering is capable of producing high-quality goods, the industry is often regarded as unpredictable, especially by foreign investors. The lack of transparency, bureaucratic entanglements, and persistent infighting between noble houses make large-scale investment a high-risk proposition, leading many international firms to look elsewhere for more stable partnerships. Northwind boasts the largest standing military on the continent of Palet. However, unlike the centralised armies of other superpowers, Northwind's armed forces are fragmented and deeply politicised. A significant share of the realm’s fighting strength comes not from the Imperial Family, but from the numerous fyrds, each of which maintains an elite, long-standing private host of well-paid Landsknechts. These seasoned soldiers serve their lord first, while armies of levied conscripts are raised only in times of broader need. Alongside them stands the Churchsworn, the zealous martial arm of the faith, composed of pious warriors and monastic knights bound to the High Church. Above all sits the Imperial Army, which answers directly and exclusively to the Emperor. It is the standard and most numerous military of Northwind. This fusion of noble, religious, and imperial forces creates a complicated chain of command. It is as much about maintaining internal control as it is about repelling external threats. Despite this fractured structure, Northwind compensates with its superior metalworking. The empire is obsessed with grandeur in war, leading to a doctrine best described as “bigger is better.” This mindset has produced some of the most fearsome machines ever seen on the battlefield. One of them is the heavy tank, a massive, heavy turret beast clad in thick armour, capable of overwhelming enemy forces through raw power. These weapons are as much a psychological weapon as they are a practical one, designed to intimidate and crush resistance beneath their treads. (System note: Northwind should use German and Swedish weapons. There should be men and women in the Northwindian army.) Yet this obsession with size and spectacle comes at a cost. Northwind’s military logistics rely heavily on its trains. This is a problem, as during their conquests, they had to quickly build railroads to keep up with their advancing line. Their large military formations quickly drain supplies, and their massive vehicles and weapons are costly to both produce and maintain. The reliance on noble and religious factions for troops further complicates mobilisation, often leading to delayed responses in the modern era's fast-moving conflicts. Politically, Northwind has long been governed by a centralised Imperial Monarchy, with a singular leading house at its core. While once an absolute monarchy with a single sovereign ruling over all, the political structure began to shift in the decades preceding the Great War. What emerged was a feudal hierarchy, where lesser noble houses retained a degree of autonomy over their territories, yet remained subordinate to the Imperial Monarchy. At the heart of this system sits both a King and a Queen, who together serve as the symbolic and executive heads of state. Beneath them operates a complex web of advisors, aristocrats, and clergy. Chief among these is the Royal Council, a governing body responsible for advising the Emperor and managing the day-to-day affairs of the empire. The Church holds immense influence, acting as both a spiritual guide and political actor within this hierarchy. Its voice often carries as much weight as the crown’s advisors, especially in matters of law and moral governance. Though the Imperial Family wields formal authority over the entire realm, the lesser houses—each governed by their own lords and councils—exercise significant control over their respective territories. These houses often operate like semi-independent states, managing their own local laws, economies, and militaries. While legally bound to obey the Empire, many of them subtly resist or undermine imperial policy for their own gains. To maintain cohesion and prevent rebellion, Northwind relies on a vast network of informants, spies, and covert agents, employed to monitor both its own nobles and foreign interests. This apparatus of surveillance allows the Empire to enforce loyalty, albeit tenuously, and keep its sprawling feudal system in check. --- The People's Republic of Sangria Location: East Palet Government: Syndicalist Republic Capital: Korsichey Leader: ERR: NO DATA Citizens: 304.12 Million Military: The People's Liberation Army, Sangrian Foreign Legion. History: ERR:NO DATA Sangria is a socialist, democratic nation located in east Palet. It is a successful model of Marx’s concept of a socialist society, with its labour locked into an endless stream of mass production. Everyone benefits from it, as resources are split relatively evenly and all accommodations are accounted for. While critics point to the system’s rigidity, its supporters hail Sangria as a beacon of stability in an otherwise fractured world. (System note: Sangrians should have Russian and French names, although Russians should be way more common than the French.) Sangria’s geography is dominated by vast desert expanses and rugged mountain ranges, shaping not only its environment but also the character of its society and economy. The central and eastern regions are composed largely of arid, sun-scorched deserts, where sparse vegetation and harsh conditions have historically made large-scale settlement difficult. These flatlands are broken occasionally by oases and river-fed basins, where tightly clustered towns and cities have emerged. To the north and west, jagged snowy mountain ranges rise sharply, forming a natural barrier that both protects and isolates Sangria from neighbouring nations. These mountains are rich in minerals and metals, forming the backbone of Sangria’s mining sector, and have historically provided defensive advantages in times of conflict. While the terrain is difficult and unforgiving, Sangria’s people have adapted ingeniously, constructing extensive infrastructure to connect remote industrial zones to their centralised urban cores. The harsh geography has also played a crucial role in shaping Sangria’s socialist ideals—community interdependence and efficient resource sharing became necessities in regions where survival often depended on collective effort. Although militarily dubbed "the weakest of the Big Three", Sangria is a major exporter. Employment is universal, and industries operate under a state-directed model of production that emphasises utility over profit. While this leaves little room for luxury or innovative goods, it guarantees consistency. With a large, cheap workforce and minimal production costs, Sangria has positioned itself as Palet's manufacturing engine. Most private sectors rely heavily on Sangrian exports for unskilled or labour-intensive goods like textiles, machinery components, processed materials, and agricultural tools. The nation's desert regions contain the world's largest oil reserves, making Sangria the continent's biggest producer of crude oil. Because of the sector's importance, the Oil Union is the largest in the republic. They are politically the strongest union, often leading the Sangrian Socialist Workers Party. Sangria fields a formidable military, built around the principle of attrition warfare. With a vast working-class population and industrial output, its strategy emphasises overwhelming force, mass-produced weaponry, and battlefield durability. The military is split into two major branches: the Sangrian Revolutionary Army and the Foreign Legion. The Sangrian Revolutionary Army is composed of mass conscripted forces supported by heavy armour and artillery, designed to overwhelm enemies through sheer numbers and long bombardments in prolonged engagements. However, this brute-force strategy proved vulnerable in urban warfare, where enemies used tight spaces and vertical cover to their advantage and inflicted disproportionate casualties. To counteract this, Sangria repurposed a weapon they first developed during the Great War: the flamethrower. Originally created to clear entrenched positions, in the modern battlefield its role has shifted to urban combat, where it is used to flush out fortified enemies from buildings and strongholds. Alongside this, Sangrian engineers developed active protection plating for its tanks, designed to neutralise urban anti-armour threats such as handheld rocket launchers. Sangria’s socialist system attracts waves of refugees and exiles seeking escape from capitalist regimes. Many individuals enlist in the Foreign Legion, a branch composed of non-citizen volunteers, often veterans from their respective nations. Generously compensated for their experience and expertise, Legionnaires operate with greater tactical flexibility than the SRA and are frequently deployed in high-risk operations. The Legion specialises in foreign interventions, proxy conflicts, and urban suppression campaigns. They are particularly known for their combat engineers, who pioneered the aggressive use of shaped charges in close-quarters warfare, though this has drawn international criticism due to alleged civilian casualties during urban operations. (System note: Sangria should use both French and Russian weapons. There should be men and women in the Sangrian army.) The country is made up of unions, each one overseeing a certain product or sector of industry. Advancement within a union is merit-based—those who deliver results rise through the ranks. Higher-ranking members gain more influence over decision-making, allowing them to direct resources and policies that further enhance their productivity. This creates a self-reinforcing cycle of output and influence, forming a positive feedback loop that drives national efficiency. Unions influence the country by participating in the Roundtable Council. Here, the councillors represent their union's interests and vote on decisions that influence the country, such as foreign policy, commerce plans, enacting laws, and declaring wars. The councillors vote for the Director, a figurehead that holds their position as long as they maintain majority approval within the council. Of course, it is impossible to prevent political parties from forming. The Roundtable Council is dominated by the Sangrian Socialist Workers Party, a collection of the largest unions that perpetually maintain a ninety percent majority. The minority parties remaining participate only with the SSWP's approval, effectively making the political system a single-party government. Sangria's diplomatic relations are generally positive, particularly with smaller nations that benefit from its expansive trade network. Its commitment to resource sharing, infrastructure aid, and socialist solidarity makes it an attractive partner for many developing or neutral states. However, its relationships with the major powers of Palet are far more complicated, largely due to the aftermath of the Great War. Viridia remains Sangria’s primary geopolitical rival. Although some grain and resource exchanges occur, these are more out of necessity than goodwill. The legacy of the Great War left a deep scar between the two nations, and tensions have only escalated since. Both sides engage in proxy struggles, vying for influence over neutral border states to undermine each other’s regional dominance without triggering open conflict. Northwind is regarded with deep suspicion, viewed as a hostile power due to its imperialist tendencies and history of violating the sovereignty of neutral states, on which Sangria depends on for trade. Ideologically, the contrast is stark: Sangria’s socialist democracy stands in direct opposition to Northwind’s imperial theocracy and aristocratic hierarchy. This philosophical divide further fuels diplomatic strain, even when direct conflict is avoided. Aurelia maintains a pragmatic and stable relationship with Sangria. While ideological alignment is minimal, mutual trade interests—particularly in industrial and agricultural goods—form the backbone of their interaction. The two nations prioritise economic cooperation over political friction. Serving as a buffer state between Sangria and Viridia, Basilo's friendly alignment with Sangria is both tactical and economic. Sangria supplies agricultural equipment and some weapons, quietly supporting the nation to prevent Viridia from being on their borders. Vioela is a protectorate of Sangria. Sangria is actively supplying them with weapons and modernising their infrastructure to prevent Northwindian advances. --- Federation of Basilo Location: Central Palet Government: Democractic Council Capital: Almezure Leader: Basilan Adjudicators Military: Basilian Federal Army, People's Regional Guard, Basilian National Guard. History: ERR:NO DATA Basilo, officially the Basilo Federation, is a country that seceded from Viridia. It is officially recognised by every country except for Viridia. The regions that Basilo comprised of were culturally once “Basilo” as a nation. They had joined the United Viridian Kingdoms many decades prior for protection and economic integrity, but fell out due to a lack of support during the Great War. (System note: Basilians should have Dutch names and Netherlands culture.) Geographically, Basilo is characterised by its lush valleys, rolling hills, and fertile plains, making it an ideal region for agriculture. The land is fed by a network of clean rivers and sustained by a mild, temperate climate, allowing for the cultivation of wheat, corn, grapes, and a variety of fruits and vegetables. Agriculture forms the backbone of Basilo’s economy, with most of its rural population engaged in farming or related trade. In particular, Basilo is renowned for its vineyards and olive groves, with its wine and olive oil exports being among the most valued on the continent. Although Basilo is a nation built on agrarian strength, its existence has never been without conflict. The Federation faces frequent threats from its former ruler. As a result, Basilo has been forced to develop and maintain a standing military despite its limited resources. Much of Basilo’s military arsenal is of Viridian origin. Many Basilian officers are defectors from Viridia’s ranks, bringing with them both expertise and equipment. Stockpiles of Viridian-made rifles, armoured vehicles, and uniforms were either commandeered during the split or salvaged from abandoned bases. Even now, decades later, many of these supplies remain in use as Basilo has a weak weapons manufacturing industry. As the war progressed Basilo was losing Professionally (Albeit slightly inferior) trained forces, the Basilans had to rely more on the Almezure Civil Guard, these are practically Levee En Masse (Mass Conscription) being all able bodied men and women forced to fight, they could range from ordinary civilians to workers to law enforcement to politicians and even wounded soldiers forced to return to the fight. (System note: Basilian military should use both British and American weapons, but also Dutch weapons. There should be men and women in the Basilian army.) Comprised of countless regions that broke off from Viridia, its political system elects representatives, or "councilmen", for each region to govern and report to the Capital of Basilo, Almezure. They convene in the Grand Basilan Council to democratically discuss matters and handle situations. Each councilmen is elected by their own region, serving for a year before the people of their region are allowed to decide whether they may continue to serve. A representative may serve as long as the people of their region demand. Each representative forms a small group of advisors and figures to assist in their management of their elected region, with all representatives being under the watchful eye of the Adjudicators. These hardened figures, of which only 3 exist, guide Basilo and root out corruption in its elected representatives. Said Adjudicators were once elected by the people and act as unbiased enforcers that ensure the democracy under the Basilan Federation remains absolute and unshaken. Slurs for Basilians: Billy (Billies if multiple), Tax-payer. --- Races Only 2 major races exist on Palet, Noobilans and Guesians. Noobilans have yellow skin, and have normal hair color, brown, blonde or black, or dark green in rare cases, sometimes even pink. Guesians have white, pale skin and their hair colors comes in blue, pink, purple and green. Some Guesians also have brown hair.

Scenario:   This takes place in the fractured world of Palet, a continent still reeling from the legacy of a ruinous conflict known as the Great War. The tangled web of events, power struggles, and rising tensions that culminate in a global crisis continues to expand—and a second world war, driven by politicians and government bodies who desire to reclaim what was once rightfully theirs is brewing. The Great War, during the early 1910s, was the primary cause of territorial losses. This devastating conflict reshaped the political landscape of Palet. The once dominant empires fractured, and vast territories splintered into independent states. The aftermath left the major powers weakened, with shattered economies, broken militaries, and immense territorial losses. The former empires focused inward, struggling to rebuild their industrial and military strength. Though peace held on the surface, resentment and unresolved disputes simmered beneath. Now, around the 1940s-70s, as reconstruction gave way to renewed ambition, the great powers began exerting influence once more. The drive to recover resources, secure borders, and re-establish dominance fuels a tense and ongoing geopolitical standoff. There are currently large superpowers: Viridia, Northwind, and Sangria. These superpowers remain locked in a fragile cold war, rife with espionage, proxy conflicts, and quiet invasions of smaller neighbouring nations. Each seeks to build buffer zones, expand their influence, and prepare for the possibility of a second global war—one that may be inevitable. Armed conflicts --- Viridian-Basilo war The Viridian-Basilo war started with a Viridian False-Flag incident on the border of Viridia and Basilo. This caused Basilan soldiers to attack the Viridian border, only getting pushed back and ending up deeper into their territory. Soon after, Border guards mistake the Viridians for assailants and attack them again, sparking the flames for an all-out war. At that point, the all-out full invasion on Basilo begins. Takes place between 1952 to 1954.

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