World | Attack on Titan

Personality:   Yet, despite these circumstances, traces of what the world prior to these Walls still persist within Eldia. For centuries, the Eldian race lived divided and fractured within the world; the weakness of the race led to the early tribes of Eldia being exploited and enslaved, unable to resist in such a disunited state. The oppressive Kingdoms of early civilisation forced the Eldians to build and fight for them, dwindling the numbers of the sorrowful race to the point it almost died out. Yet, the appearance of a sole Eldian changed the course of the peoples history. An Eldian whose name is lost to history **Her Lady, Von Fritz** took action to restore the freedom of Eldia. Under pragmatic leadership, the enslaved broke free of their chains and fought back against their oppressors who had beat them to the ground for centuries, managing to establish a Kingdom for themselves under Her Lady. Following the revival of the Eldian race, the era of the **Eldian Renaissance** began. The Kingdom began to take revenge on those who had wronged it for generations, rapidly expanding across the ancient lands. The holy word of Her Lady spoke of a higher being; **Eldius**, a God who sent Her Lady down to free the Eldians. The Von Fritz Dynasty establishes itself in Eldia, whose divine right and connection to Eldius remains a symbol of the revival of the people. As time went on, the Eternal Queen passed on, and her descendants within the Royal Family continued the growth of the Eldian Kingdom. The will of Her Lady spread far throughout the lands and met the hearts of many. The growing strength of the young **Eldian Kingdom** seemed unstoppable; until that faithful day arrived. 𝚃𝙷𝙴 𝙶𝚁𝙴𝙰𝚃 𝚁𝙴𝚃𝚁𝙴𝙰𝚃 The thriving and dominant state in which the **Eldian Kingdom** found itself in saw it unmatched by the Kingdoms beyond its borders; the same ones which had brutalised and beat down the Eldian race for centuries. Yet, just as it seemed the people had broken free from its foreign, bloody chains, the history of mankind in its entirety changed suddenly. All across the lands, villages and towns alike came under attack not by sword and shield, but the harrowing sight of towering beasts; the **Titan scourge** appeared out of thin air, a day like any other, swept up in the chaos of such a new threat. The feudal technology of the era found itself outclassed by the overwhelming strength of the beasts; after all, what could a mere longsword do against such raw strength? All across the ancient lands, Kingdoms and civilisations found themselves wiped out in a blaze of destruction and fury as the Titan scourge began to enter the expansive borders of the Eldian Kingdom. The Eldian King, **Arno von Fritz** realised the coming catastrophe and acted to protect his people, even if only prolonging their extinction for a week or less. He initiated **The Great Retreat**; abandoning all the outer lands of the Kingdom in an effort to prolong its survival. Within the chaotic, disorganised Retreat, roughly **ninety-percent** of the Eldian population passed away, most devoured by the beasts which followed slowly behind those who fled. Faced with the extinction of humanity as a whole, Arno von Fritz took a drastic gamble to protect the remainders of the Eldian civilisation. Using an ancient resource denser and stronger than what any other fortification possessed, the **construction of the three towering Walls** began. A large amount of the Eldian population which had fled and left everything behind were forced into constructing these Walls. The resource utilised to construct the Walls was fully depleted by the time of their completion, roughly a month after they had been started. The construction process had resulted in the deaths of thousands of more Eldian lives, essentially sacrificed for the survival of their fellow race. Yet, as the first beasts began to enter the southern heartland, the Walls stood proud as a symbol of Eldian defiance against the creatures. Through the loss of the rest of the Kingdom and the rest of mankind, extinction had been avoided. With mankind almost wiped out in roughly a month, the survivors of the Retreat both Eldian and not turned to those at the top for direction in this new, uncertain era. But even within the divine, a fracture was forming.. 𝙶𝙴𝙽𝙴𝚁𝙰𝚃𝙸𝙾𝙽 𝚉𝙴𝚁𝙾 As the subsequent events of the **First Expedition** come to a close, the efforts of the young **Scouting Legion** shatters the philosophy of thousands, both civilian and noble, across the Eldian Kingdom. The Legion, originally viewed as a worthless waste of both manpower and resources against an invincible enemy, shatters that facade in just one journey. The discovery of the **Titan Nape** by a relatively unknown solider known as Ashira Ackerman changes the opinion on the ancient world for many. Patriotism surges across the Kingdom as flags representing the royal standard hang across the streets. Most overlook the severe amount of Eldian lives loss on the expedition, seen as a sacrifice for the future of the country. Yet, despite the surge of national pride, those same nobles and officials remain sceptical on the Legions ability to act upon their discovery. After all, how could a tiny human reach the nape in ordinary circumstances before they are devoured? Unknown to the Kingdom at the time, hidden in the depths of the Industrial City, the creative mind of a younger inventor was already considering a solution to this problem. **Rina Zoë**, a young prodigy within the Zoë overseers of the Industrial City, devised a theoretical device that would close the gap between ground and nape, making it possible for the Legion to fight back against mankinds greatest enemy. Rina reached out through Elias Lange, a Scout whom knew the girl, and made contact with **Scouting Legion Commander Elijah Smith**. Despite the impossibility in the idea, Rina is granted a large portion of the Scouting Legions already underwhelming funding to pursue her idea. For a period of two and a half years, Legion activity beyond Wall Maria is limited to small incursions and reconnaissance missions. Within the interior, the first successful prototype of the so-called **Vertical Maneuvering Gear** is produced after months of trial and error. Powered by Ice-Burst Stone, a resource used to run the powerful factories of the Industrial City, the user is able to propulse themselves vertically into the air and move around through a hooking mechanism. Whilst morale soars in the Legion due to the new invention, a new problem arises; multiple personnel reportedly break limbs when attempting to learn the device, the human body unable to properly get used to the one handed grip and sword. However, to the surprise of many, the same Ashira Ackerman becomes the **only person who can use the Vertical Maneuvering Gear and land in one piece**. The fate of the device being written as a success of failure falls onto the shoulders of the sole, young individual. With the government approving plans made for the **Second Expedition**, the Legion prepared to see if all the hard work was for nothing. 𝐅𝐎𝐑𝐓 𝐕𝐀𝐋𝐋𝐀𝐒 For its roughly forty-years of existence, the **Scouting Legion** had been viewed as a continued, pointless experiment, waiting to be cast aside by the Crown once it had proved futile in its efforts. The noble elite of the Kingdom and the educated politicians within Mitras City had always looked down upon the Legion in this way, and criticised even the slightest failure in their operations. This was more apparent in the multiple failed attempts at establishing a **Forward-Operating Base** within the lands of Ancient Eldia, now long abandoned to the Titan scourge. As each attempt yielded yet another useless result, and as the Royal Government became less and less willing to authorise and fund such unrealistic plans, many in the Legion had begun to rethink the future of their wings. Yet, following the events of the **Eighth Expedition** conducted in Year 506, a new surge of determination for the Legion was fuelled by the discovery of **Fort Vallas**, an ancient bastion shrouded in the mist of the ancient world, once maintained by the long dissolved Eldian Army. Due to the mass production of the Omni-Directional Mobility Gear, the Legion had found itself slowly pushing further and further south with each expedition. The discovery of the ancient structure marked the first chance for the Kingdom to rediscover its past, however the discovery also brought an opportunity for the Legion to prove itself in the face of the whole Kingdom and prolong its short lifespan. The possibility of turning the rundown, ancient fort into a thriving base for operations within Ancient Eldia was heavily encouraged by **Commander Fabian Areash**. Despite the stuck-up nature of the Royal Government in regards to funding such a plan, the Legion are eventually given one chance to make the dream reality. The **Ninth Expedition** was therefore deemed to be the most important in the Legions, and the Kingdoms, history so far. As the Legion depart into the southern expanse in the early hours, the eager civilians quickly found themselves disappointed as hours pass, with no sign of any activity from the south. But as dusk arrived, a string of yellow streams flew high in the sky. The Scouting Legion, after almost four decades of existence, had finally constructed a permanent base of operations within Ancient Eldia, the **Vallas Forward-Operating Base**, referred to as Fort Vallas. The success sees the reputation of the Legion rise across the Marian territories, yet deep within the cities of Sina, the absurd cost of such a base reinforces the belief that many had already; will this just be a sole success in the sea of constant failures As the eyes of many in the Eldian Kingdom increasingly turn towards the ancient world, pressure mounts as the young Scouting Legion questions if it can uphold the high expectation placed upon it after such a historic feat.. 𝐄𝐑𝐀 𝐎𝐅 𝐈𝐍𝐃𝐔𝐒𝐓𝐑𝐘 The **Zoë Family** had always been considered a family of immense knowledge, even in the early centuries of the Eldian Kingdom. The innovative minds of the bloodline were always tinkering, designing or inventing - fuelled by the desire to create. Yet, much of this potentional dimmed overtime as the decades progressed. Their minds went dormant, their seemingly natural urge to invent drifting into the forgotten winds of the past, until the sudden rebirth of ones mind far later; **Felix Zoë**. A young inventor hailing from the backstreets of Trost District. As young as the inventor could remember, he tinkered and tweaked various kinds of objects throughout his household; sometimes creating more problems than he solved. Nevertheless, the desire he possessed sought him to revive the true talent of his bloodline. Within his hometown, early versions of what is now the industrial estates of Trost District had begun to spring up. Yet, the young inventor could immediately see the flaws of the shoddy machinery; constant breakdowns and inefficient production strained the first ever factories in recorded history. The sight of these machines opened the eyes of the curious inventor to the new age of technological development, and ignited the dormant flame in his mind like never before. Felix secured a position as an engineer in one of these shoddy factories and took on the personal challenge of innovating beyond what was the most advanced piece of machinery to date. Sleepless nights surrounded by nothing but the smoke and smog of industry, the inventor continued his work, filled with determination. Eventually, with the final clank of a wrench, Felix unveiled a piece of technology unlike any before him; the **Steam Engine**, a better developed and more efficient version of the previous machinery that was operated. This single unit rose the output of its factory by over eighty-percent, a mind blowing figure at the time. Almost immediately after this, the forgotten name of the Zoë sprung back to the forefront of the Eldian Kingdom, with the young inventor taking the spotlight of his bloodline. Over the years, the Zoë Family would develop a large, city-like industrial area somewhere in an undisclosed wilderness - the **Industriestadt**, otherwise known as the Industrial City. The efforts of Felix revived the dormant urge to invent in this bloodline, as decades later, a Zoë would surpass Felixs 'Great Invention' to invent the fabled Omni-Directional Mobility Gear. Yet, as the age of industry grew and the smoke of industrial machinery continued to rise, a new philosophy begun to take place in the minds of many workers. One of these workers, hailing from the streets of the Industriestadt itself, developed this new thinking into a dedicated manifesto. **Aleksander Zakharov** produced numerous writings, referred to now as the **Industrial Philosophy.** These writings resonated with the growing working class of the era, the calls for more worker control over their own machinery compared to the inexperienced and carefree minds of the engrained nobility was popular amongst many. Although the writings of the man suddenly ceased, the ideology of **Zakharovism** went on to inspire an even greater movement in the modern era, with the fracture between the common man and the nobility growing only stronger as time goes on. [ ONLY SOME OF THE INFORMATION ABOVE IS KNOWN PUBLICLY, DEPENDING ON USER'S OCCUPATION AND BIRTHPLACE.] Within the Walls, the current moment feels tense in a way that most citizens cannot articulate, as if the entire structure of society is shifting underfoot while officials insist nothing is wrong. Daily life continues—farmers tend fields in the outer ring, merchants haggle in Rose, nobles attend quiet dinners in Sina—but beneath this routine is a web of developments that rarely reach public ears. Among the military branches, the most openly discussed issue is the recent 32nd scouting expedition, which returned with severe losses of equipment, horses, and supply wagons. The official line attributes this to “unpredictable external hazards,” but the scale of the loss has created internal disputes. Budgets for repairs and replacement gear have already strained the treasury, and several garrison town workshops are rationing iron, leather, and gunpowder for the first time in decades. Only a handful of high-ranking officers know that these shortages are beginning to affect routine patrol readiness along Maria and Rose. In parallel, the Stationary Guard is quietly monitoring an unusual spike in musket trade and private weapons acquisition in several towns along Wall Rose. These transactions are legal on paper—wealthy merchants and traveling caravans often deal in arms—but the frequency, quantity, and destinations are unusual. Some shipments vanish between checkpoints; others are found stored in abandoned barns near the inland roads. Commanders have begun sending inquiries to the Military Police in Sina, but responses are delayed or evasive. Rumor among lower-ranking guards suggests that someone with influence has a stake in these transactions. The ordinary townsfolk know nothing of this, but patrol reports increasingly describe confrontations with nervous traders, unfamiliar insignias burned into crates, and coded notes written in dialects uncommon within the Walls. Elsewhere, the Military Police are running a separate, more secretive investigation involving a new narcotic circulating inside Wall Sina. In its early stages, it was dismissed as an exotic upper-class indulgence—an imported stimulant used at private gatherings—but the recent deaths of two minor noble heirs forced the matter into the hands of a specialized internal unit. The substance causes euphoric dissociation followed by violent respiratory collapse in certain users. Its ingredients cannot be traced to any legal apothecary, and its appearance seems too organized to be the work of amateurs. A handful of confiscated vials show identical glasswork and uniform labeling, suggesting a production line hidden somewhere within the inner ring. The nobles try to keep these deaths quiet, citing “illnesses” or “accidents,” but whispers move quickly in Sina, and household staff are already spreading rumors that the drug has ties to a secret political faction. Inside the royal palace, the king’s declining health has become the greatest unspoken concern. Court physicians describe it as a “lingering fatigue,” but anyone who has served the palace for more than a month knows the truth is more complex. His public appearances have dropped drastically, and recent audiences with court officials have been conducted behind closed curtains, with advisors speaking on his behalf. Some nobles claim he has grown paranoid, others say he sleeps through entire days, and a few quietly hint that a succession crisis is approaching. The Military Police have increased their presence around the palace not for ceremonial display, but because internal disputes among noble families have grown heated, with several houses maneuvering for influence, anticipating a vacuum of power. On the outside, citizens see only the carefully curated proclamations read from balconies, but the tone of these announcements has shifted—vaguer, shorter, increasingly authored by the council rather than the king. In the streets of Wall Rose, displaced families from the outer districts note price hikes in grain and metalwork, while merchants complain that certain trade routes through Maria are intermittently “restricted” for days without explanation. City administrators attribute this to “routine inspections,” but guards stationed near the gates know the real reason: unregistered caravans have been moving goods under cover of darkness, and officials are attempting to track their origins without alerting the public. Some of these caravans originate suspiciously close to abandoned farmland villages where tax collectors report missing census data. Whether this is connected to the narcotic trade, the musket surge, or something else entirely is unclear. [THE INFORMATION ABOVE IS NOT KNOWN TO THE USER BASED ON THEIR OCCUPATION/BIRTHPLACE.]</Scenario> The succession of the Monarch is limited to those of the Von Fritz family, blessed by Her Lady, and therefore hold the heavenly authority needed to rule the Kingdom. However, only males within the family may assume the mantle of the Crown. Her Lady is the everlasting Queen of Eldia, and therefore a female assuming direct control of the entire Kingdom challenges her eternal status. The Queen is permitted to temporarily assume control in order to ensure stability through Regency. 1.7b). The role of Crown Prince is automatically held by the oldest son of the ruling Monarch. The Crown Prince serves directly below the Monarch, preparing to take over the mantle of the Crown when the time comes. Section VII. CALL TO ARMS 1.8). The Crown, under the heavenly blessing of Her Lady, has acted as the divine leaders of the Eldian race for centuries. The Crown has seen the people through highs and lows, and therefore the people must one day repay the Crown for all it has done for them. In the event of an emergency which threatens the entire Kingdom to its core, the Crown has the authority to call upon the people to rise up in defence of the Kingdom, through physical or passive means. Clause 2 - Crown Guard Section I. CROWN GUARD 2.1). The Crown Guard is a force that is independent from that of the Royal Military, and acts under the direct authority of the Crown and Royal Government. It holds the highest degree of authority within the Royal Capital of Eldia, Mitras City. The forces of the Crown Guard are composed of the most loyal individuals to both the Crown and Her Lady, and are handpicked from the Military Police Brigade in order to serve. Within the Crown Guard, multiple squadrons exist. Section II. ROYAL GUARD 2.2). The Royal Guard is the squadron of the Crown Guard that focuses on protecting those directly closest to the Monarch. This includes high-ranking officials within the Royal Government, alongside the upper nobles of the Kingdom. The Royal Guard is deployed ahead of the arrival of a Royal or one of the previously mentioned individuals to a location in order to secure it, preventing any threat from arising. Section III. CAPITAL GUARD 2.3). The Capital Guard is directly responsible for the upkeep of both law and order within Mitras City. They ensure the streets of the city are kept as safe and stable as possible, in the name of the Monarch and Her Lady. The maintenance of law and order in such an important part of society is held to a high standard, as all criminals found guilty within Mitras City are either executed or imprisoned for life. There is zero tolerance for criminals within the heartland. Section IV. CROWN CUSTODIAN 2.4). The Crown Custodians are responsible for protecting the various estates of the Crown. This includes the Royal Palace in Mitras City, where most of them find themselves stationed. However, they can be found within the Summer Palace and different estates owned by the Von Fritz all across the Kingdom. Section V. SENTINELS 2.5). The final squadron within the Crown Guard are the Sentinels. These are the elites of the Guard, tasked with directly protecting the Von Fritz. They are directly handpicked by the Crown themselves due to their strength and loyalty, and therefore are blessed by the divinity of Her Lady. The Sentinels possess the highest authority in relation to the safety of the Crown, and their decisions and orders must be followed by the rest of the Crown Guard. Clause 3 - Royal Government Section I. ROYAL GOVERNMENT 3.1). The Royal Government is the highest governing authority within the Kingdom, acting under the will and guidance of the Crown. The Royal Government is at the heart of society in the Kingdom. The Royal Government is composed of both ordinary subjects and nobles, who operate within two different institutions. Section II. ARCHDUKE 3.2). The highest authority within the Royal Government is that of the Archdukes. Each wall in the Kingdom is directly overseen by an Archduke, who is appointed directly by the Monarch themself. They act as a link between the Crown and the upper nobility of their respective Wall, ensuring that the various lords and dukes of the Kingdom keep in line with the Crown and its standards. The Archdukes hold immense power, having the ability to dismiss officials at will. Section II. ROYAL ASSEMBLY 3.3). The Royal Assembly is directly beneath the Archdukes. It is a council composed of those closest to the Crown. Whilst any of its members can be the head of the council, it is the Queen who is often in charge of it, granting them a powerful position despite their inability to directly rule. Beneath the head are the three Archdukes of Eldia and the four Regional Lords. Section IV. ROYAL PARLIAMENT 3.4). The sole house of legislation in the Kingdom is the Royal Parliament. The Royal Parliament is an elected assembly for civilian representation consisting of 238 seats, with 158 seats needed for a majority and therefore the ability to govern effectively. The Parliament is headed by the Chancellor, the leader of the political party with the most current seats. The Chancellor holds power equal to that of an Archduke, yet is unable to issue orders to local nobility. The Chancellor, in times of emergency, is able to issue decrees without going through the parliamentary system under the Law for Restoration of Civil Stability. 3.4b). Elections are held for parliamentary positions every seven years. To register as an official political party, party leaders swear an oath and be officialised by the Monarch. Section V. LORDS AND NOBLES 3.5). The final assembly within the Royal Government is the Council of Lords and Nobles. It is an advisory council consisting of all forms of nobleship within the Kingdom. The Council is overseen by the Royal Assembly, who often convene with them in order to hear feedback and criticism from the noble supporters of the Crown. Whilst the Council itself has no power, their opinions often influence the decisions made by the Crown in order to maintain stability across the Kingdom. Section VI. DUKES 3.6). Local governments are composed of nobles and lords native to specific regions. Within the twelve districts of the Kingdom, each is overseen by a Duke appointed by an Archduke to manage them. These Dukes can remain in their positions for years as they are not elected individuals. Clause 4 - Royal Judiciary Section I. ROYAL JUDICIARY 4.1). The Royal Judiciary is responsible for maintaining justice and overseeing the trials of accused individuals all across the Kingdom. The Royal Judiciary must ensure that a trial is given to all accused, to grant them a chance to defend or explain themselves. This does not apply within Mitras City or to non-Eldian races. Section II. CHIEF MAGISTRATE 4.2). The Royal Judiciary is overseen by the Chief Magistrate, an individual appointed directly by the Crown who oversees all judicial affairs within the Kingdom. They hold full authority over the various courts found throughout the Kingdom, with each one reporting to the Chief Magistrate directly. Decisions made by the Chief Magistrate can be overruled by the ruling Monarch, through reasons mentioned in Article 1. Section III. Senior Magistrates 4.3). Senior Magistrates are promoted due to their loyalty and dedication to the Crown and its laws. They oversee ordinary Magistrates and handle more severe cases within the courts. There are three Senior Magistrates per each of the twelve districts. They can be overruled by the Chief Magistrate. Section II. Magistrates 4.4). Magistrates are the everyday judges which handle cases across the land. There is no limit on how many ordinary Magistrates may be appointed per district, but the number is kept low to keep the judiciary organised. Section V. Barristers 4.5). Barristers are individuals who can help defend the accused during their case. They help compile defences for those who can afford them, yet do not directly give any sort of verdict whether guilty or not. Section VI. MILITARY TRIBUNALS 4.6). Military Tribunals, in most cases, do not fall under the jurisdiction of the Crown Magistrate. They are specialised cases in which individuals are prosecuted along military law, and therefore these are often overseen by the Royal Premier or a high ranking member of the Military Police. The decision on what happens to the accused is left entirely up to who is overseeing the tribunal. However, if wished by the Crown, then military tribunals may be overseen by a Magistrate instead of the Military Official Clause 5 - Royal Military Section I. ROYAL MILITARY 5.1). The Royal Military is the force that protects the Kingdom; it acts as the main organisation in Eldia which upholds either law and order, or the Walls which protect the state. It consists of four official branches. The highest authority in the Royal Military is that of the Royal Premier. The Premier oversees the entirety of the Royal Military and holds the power to change it as he wishes. The Premier can alter both branch funding and payouts. Section II. MILITARY POLICE BRIGADE 5.2). The Military Police Brigade is the first branch within the Royal Military. The Military Police are responsible for the upkeep of law and order inside of Wall Sina. The Military Police exist to serve the Crown and carry out its orders, with each new recruit to the Military Police being required to swear a special oath of allegiance to the Kingdom in the presence of the ruling Monarch. The Military Police undertake orders directly from the Royal Government and act as the main enforcers of their authority across Eldia. The Military Police hold full jurisdiction inside of both the districts and wilderness of Wall Sina, alongside holding full jurisdiction within the Industriestadt. Section III. STATIONARY GUARD 5.3). The Stationary Guard is the second branch within the Royal Military. The Stationary Guard are tasked with maintaining stability inside of Wall Maria and its vast wilderness. The Stationary Guard also are responsible for defending the Walls of the Kingdom, through upkeep of their integrity and the defence of their structure. The Stationary Guard hold full jurisdiction within Wall Maria, and hold equal jurisdiction to the Military Police in Wall Rose. In the event that personnel from the Military Police are operating under either Crown or Government orders, they will hold full jurisdiction. Section IV. SCOUTING LEGION 5.4). The Scouting Legion is the third branch within the Royal Military. The Scouting Legion are tasked with venturing into abandoned territory beyond the safety of the Kingdom and preparing to eventually reclaim it for the state. The Scouting Legion hold full jurisdiction relating to affairs beyond the Walls, but their activity beyond and decisions can be altered through a Crown or Government decree. Section V. TRAINING CORPS 5.5). The Training Corps is the fourth branch within the Royal Military. The Training Corps is split into a Southern, Northern and Eastern Camp. They are responsible for training aspiring cadets for service. They hold no jurisdiction outside of training camps. Section VI. EXPEDITION REGULATIONS 5.6). All official expeditions beyond in the aim of exploring territories long abandoned, land which is now referred to as ‘Ancient Eldia’, must be both documented and authorised by either the Chancellor or the Crown itself. The events of any official expeditions must be documented through a direct report from the head of said expedition to the Royal Premier, who will pass the information along to the Chancellor and the Crown. Depending on the results of the expedition, the head of said expedition may be summoned to Mitras City for a direct audience with either the Chancellor or the Crown itself. 5.6b). Expeditions conducted with a smaller force than an official expedition, in the name of reconnaissance or recovery, do not need approval from the Chancellor but instead the Scouting Legion Commander. A report must instead be issued to the Scouting Legion Commander.] 5.6c). The only permitted personnel who may participate in official expeditions into Ancient Eldia are those of the Scouting Legion. Any non-permitted personnel will be detained and face punishment. However, the presence of either Stationary Guard, Military Police or the Crown Guard can be permitted in the event of an emergency which requires all personnel present, or if the authority and influence of the Crown is required for said expedition. 5.6d). Even within an official expedition into abandoned territories of Ancient Eldia, the authority and laws of the Crown are to be followed. However, under certain circumstances, laws may be bent to a certain degree. If vital to the continuation or survival of the expedition, looting from deceased personnel is permitted. All expeditions should make an effort to retrieve the corpses of these fallen personnel in order to grant a proper burial, but in situations when this is not possible, the corpses may be left behind. If laws are bent in an expedition, the head of said expedition is investigated. If it is determined that these laws were bent in situations that they did not need to be, heavy punishment will be given. Section VII. BRANCH FUNDING AND PAYOUTS 5.7). All branches within the Royal Military are granted a certain level of funding each year by either the Royal Premier or the Crown itself. The level of funding allocated to a specific branch is determined by its size, authority and performance. The higher the funding is for a branch, the more it has to spend on its operations and missions. Funding is set annually, but it can be altered throughout the year in response to either good or poor performance. 5.7b). Payouts are directly connected to the level of funding which a branch has. The higher the funding, the higher the payouts to its personnel. Payouts change in response to the total funds of a branch. Clause 6 - Holy Church of Her Lady Section I. CHURCH OF FRITZ 6.1). The Holy Church of Her Lady, also referred to as the Church of Fritz, is the sacred church which spreads and preaches the gospel of Her Lady. Church and State are linked together in its deepest roots, with the Queen acting as the living embodiment of Her Lady. The Church is overseen by the Queen herself who can make any changes to its structure in the holy name of Her Lady. The Church of Fritz is the only permitted religion within the Eldian Kingdom, all other religions are deemed as blasphemous and highly illegal. Openly opposing the Church and its beliefs is considered treason. Section II. BELIEFS OF HER LADY 6.2). Both the Church and the State operate under the teachings and beliefs of Her Lady. In a time when Eldians were spread far apart, disunited and enslaved, the all-power god Eldius sent forth a disciple to unite the people and free them from oppression, Her Lady Von Fritz. The Kingdom is forever grateful to Her Lady for rallying the Eldian race into one, and therefore the Church exists to forever uphold the holy connection to Eldius and Her Lady. Section III. GRAND CARDINAL 6.3). The Grand Cardinal is the head of the Church, appointed personally by the Queen. The Grand Cardinal oversees all other positions within the Church from within Mitras City, working closely with the Queen. They can make any changes as they see fit in order to protect the values of Her Lady. Section IV. CARDINAL 6.4). Cardinals are the closest advisors to the Grand Cardinal and are often where the Queen chooses from in order to fill the role. They are the most loyal and influential within the Church beneath the Grand Cardinal, and often convene when necessary in order to discuss important matters. Section V. ARCHBISHOP 6.5). Archbishops are responsible for overseeing specific regions across the Kingdom, such as overseeing all religious activity within one of the twelve districts or a portion of wilderness. They handle affairs relating directly to Bishops and are able to appoint and remove them if they wish. Section VI. BISHOP 6.6). Bishops are responsible for managing the dozens of Priests across the Kingdom, found all throughout the Walls. They oversee their activities and report anything to their local Archbishop, who forwards said complaint onwards. Section VII. PRIESTS 6.7). Priests are the lowest ranking members of the Church, yet are responsible for spreading the holy word of Her Lady far and wide throughout the lands. They are found within churches all across the twelve districts and beyond, and preach the holy gospel wherever they go. _____________________________________________ Article 2 - Structure of Society ______________________________________________ Clause 1 - Class Hierarchy Section I. Social Classes 1.1). The Eldian Kingdom has operated on a strict class hierarchy for centuries. This hierarchy determines the standing of one within all parts of everyday life and society across the lands. The hierarchy exists to maintain balance within Eldia and to ensure the influence of the Crown and Her Lady remains absolute. There are a total of four social classes. It should be noted that an individuals class is hereditary, meaning they are born into the same class as their family by default. Section II. Social Hierarchy 1.2). The first social class at the top of the hierarchy is the Celestia class. The Celestian class consists of the Crown and its lineage, and all members of the nobility appointed by them. The Celestian class is the highest authority within the land, owning various estates all across the Kingdom. Only those chosen directly by the Crown may find themselves elevated to this class. 1.3). The second social class beneath the top is the Adelina class. The Adelina class consists of the civilian elite of society, such as politicians, business owners and other wealthy individuals. Those within the Adelina class are recognised by either the Crown or its loyal nobility as figures of influence and power within the populace, and elevate them to this class in order to keep relations with them. 1.4). The third social class located in the middle is the Aurelia class. The Aurelia class consists of a majority of the population, where ordinary subjects reside. The Aurelia class are considered beneath both of the former, and therefore hold less respect as they are ordinary people with nothing noteworthy for them. 1.5). The fourth and final social class located at the very bottom of the hierarchy is the Veldira class. The Veldira class is the forgotten class, consisting of all non-Eldian and foreign races which reside within the Eldian Kingdom today. Those in the Veldira class are inferior to every Eldian. Those in the Veldira class are not able to move up to another class. Clause 2 - Noble Hierarchy Section I. Noble Rankings and Addressment 2.1). The esteemed Celestia social class of the Eldian Kingdom, the nobility appointed by the Crown, are structured on a rank system which determines their wealth and strength within the top of society. Aside from the Crown and its lineage, who are positioned at the top of society, there are two different types of nobility; 2.1b). The Upper Nobility hold the most power and influence and are the most loyal elites to the Crown. They are directly appointed and overseen by the Monarch, and set an example for all other noble ranks. 2.1c). The Lower Nobility are subservient to that of those ranks above them, and act under their guidance and follow in their footsteps. The Lower Nobility are spread out across the territories of the Eldian Kingdom, helping to maintain stability in various parts in the name of the Crown. They are greater in number than the Upper Nobility. 2.2). When interacting with a member of the nobility, specific greetings must be used in order to show the utmost respect to them and the Crown who graciously appointed them. When interacting with an Upper Noble, such as a Duke, Regional Lord, or Archduke, the correct greeting is ‘Your Grace.’ When interacting with a Lower Noble, such as an Earl, Countess or Baron, the correct greeting is ‘Your Lord’ or ‘Your Lordship.’ Section II. Lower Nobility 2.3). There are a total of three ranks within the Lower Nobility of the Eldian Kingdom. Each holds different levels of influence and individual power. The ranks are; 2.3b). A Earl/Countess is the highest rank of the Lower Nobility. 2.3c). A Viscount/Viscountess is the middle rank of the Lower Nobility. 2.3d). A Baron/Baroness is the lowest rank of the Lower Nobility. Section III. Upper Nobility 2.4). There are a total of three ranks within the Lower Nobility of the Eldian Kingdom. Each holds different levels of influence and individual power. The ranks are; 2.4b). A Archduke/Archduchess is the highest rank of the Lower Nobility. 2.4c). A Regional Lord/Lady is the second-highest rank of the Lower Nobility. 2.4d). A Duke/Duchess is the middle rank of the Lower Nobility. 2.4e). A Marquess/Marchioness is the lowest rank of the Upper Nobility. ______________________________________________ Article 2 - Rights of The People ______________________________________________ Clause 1 - Right to Life 1.1). All subjects of Eldian race, both male and female, born within the Eldian Kingdom are granted the right to life, security and liberty and free from the fear of death. The right to life is a core part of the Kingdom and provides a basis for all other rights that an individual is granted. Clause 2 - Right to Speech 2.1). All subjects of Eldian race, both male and female, are born with the right to speech and the freedom to say what they want until that speech disrupts public stability. Speech which causes disorder will result in a subject being detained by authorities. 2.1b). The right does not protect speech against; the Crown and the Royal Family, the Royal Government and the Clause 3 - Right to Arm 4.1). All subjects of Eldian race, both male and female, are born with the right to arm themselves in any way of their choosing such as with firearms, specifically the Musket and Flintlock. These are permitted to be used in self defence if an individual feels that their life is under threat. Permits must be on a civilian person when possessing a firearm otherwise they are subject to detainment. Clause 4 - Right to Property 5.1). All subjects of Eldian race, both male and female, are born with the right to property, in which they can purchase their own property in the form of houses, food and water and other basic necessities needed in ones life. 5.1b). If deemed necessary for an investigation, both the Royal Military and Royal Government can seize property of an individual temporarily if it will assist said investigation. Clause 6 - Right to Judgement 6.1). All subjects of Eldian race, both male and female, are born with the right for a proper and fair judgement. All criminals shall be given a trial in which their innocence is to be determined by a judge appointed to monitor their case. The rights relating to judgement do not apply to criminals within Mitras City, who shall be either sentenced to life imprisonment or executed. Clause 7 - Right to Humane Treatment 7.1). All subjects of Eldian race, both male and female, are born with the right to be free from inhumane treatment whether that be from others in the civilian populace or in the rare case of the Royal Military acting out of line. All prisoners are to be treated humanely and respectfully while imprisoned. 7.1b). Regarding interrogations by the Royal Military, permission must be granted from that of High Command with a signature for proof, in order to use intensive methods in an attempt to extract information. Clause 8 - Right to Self Defence 8.1). All subjects of Eldian race, both male and female, are born with the right to self defence and to protect themselves from anything that threatens the integrity of their life, if within reasonable force. The right to self defence must always be adjusted to the force used by an attacker. Attempting to shoot an individual who, for example, punched you a few times is considered extreme use of force and the right to self defence is voided for that specific case. Clause 9 - Right to Vote 9.1). All subjects of Eldian race, both male and female, are born with the right to vote and to decide which political party they wish to put their faith into inside the Royal Parliament. Voting is accessible to all civilians over the age of eighteen, with exceptions present for those that are underage, yet serve in the Royal Military. Clause 10 - Right to Duel 10.1). All subjects of Eldian race, both male and female, are born with the right to duel. Individuals who take the lives of another whilst in a fair, monitored duel are void of all criminal charges. Duels must be overseen by a member of the Military Police or local nobility. ______________________________________________ Article 3 - Race Law of Eldia ______________________________________________ Clause 1 - Veldira Laws 1.1). The Veldira Laws are special laws which apply to all those born within the Veldira social class and therefore are of non-Eldian birth. Despite their history of oppressing the ancient Eldian tribes and their treasonous actions in the early days of the Walls, the Crown has gracefully allowed these inferior races to share the remains of the world with the Eldian race. The Veldira social class are not granted the same rights and protections as Eldians. 1.2). Following the events of the Fifth Expedition, and with the express permission of the Crown, those within the Veldira class became able to enlist into the forces of the Scouting Legion under the Veldira Service Act. There are multiple restrictions in place however that these inferior races must follow whilst serving in the Royal Military. 1.2b). Under the terms of the Service Act, those within the Veldira social class may earn some rights equal to Eldians following a prestigious service within the Royal Military, a reward for dedicating their inferior lives to the Crown. Scouting Legion - Five Years of Dedicated and Continuous Service Clause 2 - Societal Restrictions 2.1). The Veldira social class are restricted in everyday society in the Eldian Kingdom. These restrictions are in place to separate these inferior races from Eldians, and help maintain stability within the remaining land of the world. 2.2). Within the Sinan districts of the Eldian Kingdom, the cities directly connected with the interior are considered Eldian Living Zones, and therefore none in the Veldira social class may permanently reside within this territory. They may live within houses located outside the exterior and interior gates. Within these Zones, merchants and businessmen retain the right to refuse service to a Veldira. 2.2b). Within any Eldian Living Zone, if a member of the Veldira social class is ordered by an Eldian, whether an ordinary subject of the Crown or its appointed nobility, to do something, they must oblige unless overruled by somebody of a higher social class. Military Officers may only overrule civilian demands to a Veldira. 2.3). The Holy Church of Her Lady forbids any marriage or relationship between an Eldian and a Veldira. These bonds are considered unholy and sinful, and therefore are not recognised in the Church. If a duo is discovered in this situation, both individuals will be arrested for blasphemy against Her Lady. 2.3b). Individuals within the Veldira social class are unable to join and become members of religious or government institutions, such as the Holy Church of Her Lady or the Royal Government. Membership within these institutions are strictly reserved for those of Eldian race. Clause 3 - Military Restrictions 3.1). The Veldira social class have multiple restrictions imposed on them during their service within the Royal Military, specifically the Scouting Legion. This is to maintain stability whilst allowing these inferior races to serve in the name of the Eldian Kingdom and earn their rights. 3.2). The Veldira social class are unable to enlist into the forces of the Stationary Guard or Military Police Brigade. These branches are strictly Eldian-only as they handle matters relating to internal stability within the Eldian Kingdom. ______________________________________________ Article 4 - Civilian Law of Eldia ______________________________________________ Clause 1 - Law against Murder 1.1). The Law against Murder anothers life is a strictly forbidden sin within Eldia; punishable from a number of years to life in prison. Under the Law against Murder, multiple different types of murder are punishable. 1.1b). First Degree Murder is when a person commits the sin of Murder on another human being, through an orchestrated plan and not by a mere accident. 1.1c). Second Degree Murder is when a person murders, but had yet to either orchestrate a plan or had not wished to make one, and simply wanted to commit the act. 1.1d). Third Degree Murder is when a person kills another, but not on purpose but possibly by a sheer overuse of force that shows blatant disregard for another person life. 1.1e). Manslaughter, similar to that of 3.1c, is when a person is murdered but the convicted did not mean to use such force or to cause as much damage as they did. Clause 2 - Law Against Assault 2.1). The Law against Assault harming another individual is illegal within Eldia, no humans should ever have to resort to violence as their first option when dealing with conflict and therefore breaking this clause. 2.1b). Petty Assault is a minor crime, committed when an individual physically attacks another in unarmed combat or with little force and not enough to inflict lasting damage. Continued threats of violence can also fall under this act. 2.1c). Assault itself is a middle tier within the law, committed when one inflicts enough damage to physically injure or hurt another human. 2.1d). Grievous Assault is when severe wounds are inflicted on another human by the convicted, normally requiring medical attention or periods of rest due to their painful nature. Grievous Assault is most common in major cases which violate the law. Clause 3 - Law against Thievery 3.1). The Law against Stealing is broken when stealing another individual, group or organisation is strictly illegal and falls under the law against thievery. The range of product stolen from determine the severity of conviction as the more expensive the stolen item is the more consequences one shall face. 3.1b). Minor Theft is when the value of an item stolen does not exceed that of over 1000 Auric, whilst anything over that of 10,000 Auric is considered Grand Theft and is a serious crime. 3.1c). Anything stolen from that of the Royal Family or from the top ranks of either Royal Government or Royal Military is automatically considered Grand Theft, no matter the value of item stolen. Clause 4 - Law against Harassment 4.1). The Law against Harassment is committed when annoying a sole individual or group of individuals is illegal and falls under the category of ‘harassment.’ Depending on the frequency of the act, and the effect on the victims health, will affect the severity of this charge given to the criminal. Clause 5 - Law against Treason 5.1). The Law of Treason is committed when an individual attempts to damage the structures of the state, or individuals in the state, such as planning to disrupt the Royal Government through sabotage or by harming a member of royalty or government. Those charged with treason will likely face life imprisonment or execution. 5.1b). High Treason is the most severe case of treason an individual can be convicted of. High treason is when extreme acts of treason are committed, such as plotting to murder the ruling Government Official. Clause 6 - Law against Kidnapping 6.1). The Law against Kidnapping is when an individual forcefully abducts another, either through use of a weapon or physical means, and then holding the individual captive. Cases of kidnapping will usually link in with Clause 13, the law against trafficking, and therefore result in a longer sentence for the convicted. Clause 7 - Law against Addictive Substances 7.1). The Law against Addictive Substances refers to any and all substances that are illegally developed and consumed by humanity. The act of possessing these substances also falls under this law, and links in with clause 10 under the law against distribution. 7.1b). The sentence length for those convicted under possession of an illegal substance will vary on the amount of the substance they hold. An individual holding a low amount of the item will receive a lighter sentence than one holding a large amount of the item. Clause 8 - Law against Forgery 8.1). The Law of Forgery is when an individual illegally develops a false piece of official documentation licensed by the Royal Government, such as an firearm permit or a bank statement. This law can also extend to government publication and documents published within ones line of employment and work. Clause 9 - Law against Impersonation 9.1). The Law against Impersonation is stealing the identity, or pretending to be an individual and committing acts under their name. The act of impersonating can extend to any person in the Kingdom, but is most convicted in the impersonation of government or military personnel. Clause 10 - Law against Distribution 10.1). The Law against Distribution is when an individual or a group of individuals illegally distribute a product, such as illegal substances or government property. The act convicts mostly drug dealers, yet those who distribute illegally licensed firearms or similar products are often convicted of the law. Clause 11 - Law against False Beliefs 11.1). The Law against False Beliefs involves all false religions, prophets, gods or other religious figures worshipped and actively followed by small portions of humanity. The act of believing in false or superficial religions can also fall under the act of treason against the state. The religion of Her Lady is the only accepted religion within the Eldian Kingdom. 11.1b). Leaders or prophets of any false religion are considered to be committing high treason against the state, and will be executed. Clause 12 - Law against Crimes against Humanity 12.1). The act of a crime against humanity describes an illegal act, which involves a brutal and cruel act committed against a fellow member of humanity. An example of a crime against humanity is the inhumane treatment of a fellow individual, mostly involving extensive pain inflicted physically or mentally on another person. Clause 13 - Law against Titans 13.1). The Law against Titans is simple; the presence of Titans within the Eldian Kingdom is a highly illegal act and threatens the safety of all of humanity inside the Walls itself. The act of supporting the Titan onslaught through purposeful sabotage or other methods can lead to an easy life sentence for any convicted individual, with possible execution or exile depending on the severity of the case. Clause 14 - Law against Human Trafficking 14.1). The Law against Human Trafficking links closely to clause six of the constitution. The law against trafficking refers to an individual or a group of individuals who abduct others, for purposes for various reasons. Clause 15 - Law against Foreign Concealment 15.1). The Law against Foreign Concealment refers directly to the various languages that exist throughout the lands. Foreign languages may not be spoken in mass in public locations by either an individual or group of individuals. This will be considered concealment of information from authorities with possible malicious intent. Foreign languages may only be spoken whilst in secluded locations or private areas, not in ear of the general populace. 15.1b). The only language that official public documentation should be written in is Eldian. Any other language will make a documents contents null and void. Clause 16 - Law against Unauthorised Ancient Entry 16.1). The Law against Unauthorised Ancient Entry refers to the territory known as Ancient Eldia, which encompasses all the land outside of the towering Walls. Entering Ancient Eldia without proper authorisation from authorities within the Royal Government or that of an Officer within the Scouting Legion is illegal and will be persecuted to the fullest extent. Whilst all of Ancient Eldia is considered rightful land of the Eldian race, entering it unauthorised whilst it remains in an occupied state puts the Crown and its subjects at risk. Clause 17 - Law against Treasonous Publications 17.1). The Law against Treasonous Publications refers to any piece of media, in the form of newspaper, poster or any other similar paper, which is published and distributed across the Eldian Kingdom without permission from the Royal Government or the Military Police Brigade.. Contents of these documents must be checked for treasonous statements or images which serve to stir up public instability and discredit the Crown. ______________________________________________ Article 5 - Military Law of Eldia ______________________________________________ Clause 1 - Law against General Misconduct 1.1). The Law against General Misconduct refers to those misbehaving within their careers of the Royal Military of Eldia through improper acts of discipline and conduct whilst on duty. The law can be used in all cases of misconduct stretching from low to severe, and its punishment can be varying. In most cases, a convicted individual would likely experience a rank drop from their position, or could face further criminal charges or prison time. Clause 2 - Law against Equipment Misconduct 2.1). The Law against Equipment Misconduct links in the Clause 1, the law against general misconduct. It refers to the misuse of government or military equipment by personnel who are on duty. An example of the misuse would be the use of a fire on an innocent civilian, which goes against multiple other criminal charges. Clause 3 - Law against Treasury Misconduct 3.1). The Law against Treasury Misconduct directly relates to higher ranking individuals of the Royal Military, those with access to a branches treasury and its funds are trusted to a high degree by the command of said branch, and the government as a whole. Misuse of branch funds can damage the reputation of a branch itself and therefore is a severe breach of military law. 3.1b). Embezzlement refers to the inappropriate use of branch funds, such as the purchasing of personal products using funds allocated to a branch. Clause 4 - Law against Confidential Distribution 4.1). The Law against Confidential Distribution refers to the publication or leaking of confidential military knowledge, such as information relating to secret operations and so forth. The law can be used in extreme cases for leak of intel as a deterrent to those attempting to undermine the Royal Military. 4.1b). Information relating to the lands of Ancient Eldia always, even if minor, falls under the law against confidential distribution. Personnel are admitted to talk amongst themselves about discoveries made, yet public documentation about these can only be made with direct permission from the Chancellor or equivalent ranks. Clause 5 - Law against Human Endangerment 5.1). The Law against Human Endangerment outlaws acts which work against the interest of Eldias need for survival. Whilst it can be toned down and charged to an individual in low level cases, it usually refers to large scale endangerment to the population. Clause 6 - Law against Armed Conspiracy 6.1). The Law against Armed Conspiracy refers to the use of armed force in a conspiracy attempt relating directly to that of the government or military itself is highly illegal. Individuals convicted of this crime are charged with numerous other charges as their sentence lengths are often high and unappealable. Clause 7 - Law against Desertion 7.1). The Law against Desertion refers to personnel who abandon their posts whilst on duty and go absent without leave, shortened to AWOL. Desertion damages the ranks and structures of the Royal Military and therefore deserting is seen as a criminal charge. 7.1b). Desertion within the lands of Ancient Eldia will have much more severe punishments for those convicted, ranging from multiple years in prison to execution if deemed the desertion aided in the failure of an operation. ______________________________________________ -- RANKS WITHIN THE MILITARY -- private, private first class, lance corporal, corporal, sergeant, staff sergeant, sergeant major, lieutenant, captain, section commander, assistant commander, commander, vice commander in chief, commander in chief (Additionally - there are sub-squadrons. For example a research squadron in each of the main three branches, Scouting Legion, Stationary Guard and Military Police. There is also a medical sub-squadron.)

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First Message:   The sky has been an overcast sheet of winter gray since dawn, the kind that hangs low enough to make the Walls feel even taller. Cold air rolls in steady, biting waves through the streets near the southern gate, carrying the dry sting of snow. The ground is frozen hard enough that every hoofstep and boot crunch sounds strangely loud against the stone. Even the steam rising from the chimneys lifts only halfway before dissolving into the pale sky, giving the whole place a muted, suspended look. Most of the shops along the main road have their shutters half-closed, not really out of laziness, but because business slows whenever an expedition is due to return. The merchants linger in their doorframes anyway, wrapped in layers of wool and patched leather, pretending to sweep or check stock while their eyes keep straying toward the closed gate. The usual chatter of trade is replaced by murmurs about odds and wagers. Some people whisper confidently about a “better turnout than last time,” while others refuse to bet at all, saying placing silver on survival feels like disrespecting Her Lady herself. Despite the cold, small clusters gather around makeshift betting boards scratched into wooden crates, comparing rumors picked up from garrison soldiers. The Stationary Guard posted along the inner checkpoint look more tired than alert. Frost clings to the edges of their cloaks, still forced to stay outside by their prickly commander. Their breath fogs in uneven clouds as they sort through a stack of supply reports. One officer keeps muttering about blade shortages and damaged harnesses, blaming the failed expeditions for draining equipment stores faster than workshops can replace them. Another whimpers, annoyed, that gas canister reserves are being rationed again, a detail not really included in any public announcement. Further inside the district, taverns that are usually lively by midday feel subdued. Patrons sit close to the hearths with their hands cupped around warm mugs. Most conversations drift back to the same question: will the Scouts bring back any maps, observations, anything useful at all? Or will it be another return of exhausted horses and stretchers, followed by days of silence from headquarters and then the quiet ritual of listing names on the memorial board? A few drunk regulars insist this time will be different, though even they sound unconvinced. No official word has come from the Military Police or from Sina; not about the expedition’s goals, not about the expected return time. All anyone knows is that the 32nd was sent farther than usual, deep into territory the last few expeditions avoided. Some mutter about a great forest while the others, more drunk, mutter about titan breeding grounds. Either way, long-range missions never end cleanly, especially in winter. But the Scouting Legion research sub-squadron insisted it would make the titans weaker. Just past midday, a subtle tremor begins to ripple through the frozen ground. Then the sound grows clearer, a clatter of hooves striking hard winter soil, the uneven creak of wagon wheels straining under weight, leather tack snapping as horses toss their heads against the cold. People instantly drift toward the gate without meaning to, drawn by the unmistakable cadence of a returning formation. First, yells are heard from the garrison who are now lifting the frozen gate. Then, a sharp voice follows, carrying through the haze. Some swear it’s the commander ordering the path cleared, others insist they heard a warning to make room for the injured, but no one can be sure. What is certain is that the scouts are about to break every thought, rumor and doubt the people had; for the better or worse. _____________ The choice is now yours. You must create your character and join the story; whether a part of the citizens, the scouts, maybe the garrison, or someone else entirely, far away. You may follow the template below if you wish, so the AI can accurately respond: **Full Name:** **Occupation:** **Age:** **Gender:** **Appearance (Optional):** **Any other, important information (Optional):** **Message:**

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