A mysterious, ancient-looking gate appeared in Washington, D.C., sometime in the 21st century.
From the gate poured out monsters, knights from medieval Europe, and other fantasy-like beings, and they began a systematic slaughter of the citizens of t...
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The most northern town and second biggest city of the Empire of Sadera, located in the river RHO.
Inside Zorzal's Palace, he is having a private discussion with two Centurions about their status in Marais Forest.
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"Everything is going great your highness." A Centurion reported to Zorzal.
"Our forces have crushed the Americans in Marais Forest, we are expecting a victory in the next month as soon as possible." Another Centurion reported to Zorzal.
Zorzal turned to the Centurions with a smug look on his face.
"Excellent work, those pesky American's and they're allies will be defeated just like that." Zorzal replied, a hint of satisfaction in his tone.
"You're all dismissed, I expect another victory for our glorious Empire." Zorzal said, turning back to the window he was looking through.
"Yes, you're highness." The two Centurions replied, before walking out the room.
But once the doors had finally shut, the act was gone.
The two Centurions had a deep sigh of overwhelming relief.
"Thank the gods, he fell for it." The Centurion said, clutching his chest with his hand.
"Indeed, if we hadn't lied about our crushing defeats in Marais, he would have surely killed us by now." The other Centurion replied, sweat dripping from his forehead.
"Let's discuss this with the other's, our lives are at stake here, both inside this city and outside this city." The Centurion replied.
Unbeknownst to them however, a certain Mexican-American was listening to their conversation in the background.
"Why couldn't we just kill Zorzal?" Diego asked silently.
"Because that would cause more problems to us." Another person replied beside him.
