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The kingdom of Agryll/Australias is fictional kingdom copied from Australia any history and local names are the author's imagination any resemblance to actual places and people is entirely unintentional.

Some Time After The Second World War.

The world was still in chaos, struggling to rebuild itself after a tumultuous war that had ruined the lives of many, leaving children orphaned, women widowed, men wifeless and parents without their children.

Within these continents was one that would suffer the most even after the events were done and dusted. After the war the continent Australias had sunk into a quack mire of despair. Hunger and diseases ravaged the people thoroughly with no end in sight which was not a good thing for a government that was slowly transitioning from monarchy to democracy admist the aftermath of a war.

The president,Han Law was not interested in fulfilling the people's needs, just his needs and those of his faithful servants.

By June of the year 1949, four years after the war, the people were fed up and begun to rebel calling back for the royal family. In response to these demands,Law declared all the royal family and those in support of them traitors to democracy. The royal house was slaughtered all from babe to old with no cause or justification. This enraged the people who were not yet been broken, they protested further but Law pressed back as well.

Soon whispers filled the country of a sole survivor of the royal house, and the people doubled their efforts while the world community that had just survived a war watched on with morbid horror.

Many would die but if any were asked they would claim that they were happy to die for freedom, by 1958 the government of Han Law fell when he was executed in his home in Virga. A period of five months were then declared a state of mourning in Australias and at the end of it by September the sole monarch, Samuel Denmore took his place on the throne at the young age of twenty and swiftly begun to work.

In the years that came and went the people were blissful and content somewhat, but that was soon to change.