<span style="text-decoration: underline"><span style="font-weight: bold">Plot:</span><br/><br/><span style="font-style: italic">Its about Japanese resistance and one Princes Plot to Dethrone his Father and become king. The Japanese are Divided: You got the Rebels and "The 11's" - Second Class citizens. Most Britannians view them as Animals. Some join the Military - little more than Cannon Fodder. But I need 1 to Make Arthur's - Knight of Honor - a Knight that will give his life for his Royal, answering only him, even above the Emperor.</span></span><br/><span style="font-weight: bold"><span style="text-decoration: underline"><br/>Time Line:</span></span><br/><br/><br/><span style="font-style: italic">55 B.C. or 1 a.t.b.<br/>Julius Caesar attempts to invade Britain, but is met with strong resistance from the local tribes, who elect a super-leader: the Celtic King Eowyn, who summarily becomes the first member of the Britannian Imperial Family. The Julian Calendar is devised ten years later and the Anno Domini Calendar 470 years later. Either the two might be used by other countries aside from Britannia and its colonies.<br/>Unknown years - Middle Ages<br/>Sakuradite (known as the "Philosopher's Stone" at the time) is discovered near Stonehenge. The scarcity of sakuradite impedes the research to turn it into a viable energy source. However, in his travels, Marco Polo journeys further into the East, reaching Japan and discovering the nation's large deposit of sakuradite.<br/>17th Century a.t.b.<br/>Elizabeth I, who remained single throughout her life, bears a son, Henry IX. The potential fathers â€” Sir Robert Dudley, 1st Earl of Leicester; Sir Robert Devereux, 2nd Earl of Essex; and Sir Carl, Duke of Britannia â€” gain influence and power with this knowledge.<br/>Henry IX ascends to the throne after the death of his mother in 1603 A.D. or 1657 a.t.b., starting the Golden Age of the Tudor Dynasty.<br/>1820s a.t.b. / 1760s - 70s A.D.<br/>The American Revolution (also known as Washington's Rebellion) occurs. The Duke of Britannia bribes Benjamin Franklin with promises of titles and territories in the colonies, who was charged with appealing to Louis XVI for assistance in the American colonies' war for independence.<br/>Thereafter, Benjamin Franklin is given the title of Earl. As a result, the Continental Army suffers a decisive defeat during the Siege of Yorktown with the death of George Washington, marking a severe blow to the American movement for independence.<br/>Middle of the 19th Century a.t.b.<br/>The western world enters the Age of Revolution, with numerous national revolutions taking place, except in the British Isles, under the rule of King Henry X, who continues to hold absolute monarchy. This leads to the formation of the European Union.<br/>After French revolutionary Napoleon Bonaparte emerges, he wins the Battle of Trafalgar, invades Great Britain, and occupies London. The British Isles are conquered and become a part of the E.U.<br/>In 1807 A.D./ 1861 a.t.b., Queen Elizabeth III retreats to Edinburgh, where a revolutionary militia arrests her and forces her to abdicate, ending the monarchy. This event becomes known as The Humiliation of Edinburgh. However, Sir Ricardo von Britannia, Duke of Britannia, and his friend and subordinate, Sir Richard Hector, Knight of One, bring Elizabeth III and her followers to the New World and establish a capital on the east coast of North America. The British Isles is now under control of the EU and a new government established.<br/>1867 a.t.b. / 1812 A.D.<br/>Elizabeth III nominates her lover, Sir Ricardo von Britannia, as her successor upon her death. She ends her reign for being "the Queen who loved throughout her stormy life". The Britannian calendar, Ascension Throne Britannia (a.t.b.), is established, with the origin year set to the ascendancy of the first Celtic king, though the calendar's months and days are adopted from the Gregorian Calendar.<br/>1874 a.t.b. / 1819 A.D.<br/>Napoleon Bonaparte dies on his way back to France, after his defeat at the Battle of Waterloo; although it was never proven, it is rumored that assassins poisoned his food in accordance to Elizabeth III's will. Her last words included the famous line, "I do not forget slights to my honour."<br/></span>