Chapter One
In the early years of the twenty-fourth century, the presidential system of Bravia was abolished. The nation, long oppressed, erupted into protests. At the forefront stood two retired commanders—Alan Raift and Jim Daniel—once men of discipline, now leaders of rebellion and hope.
Their leadership sparked a revolution, and soon the regime crumbled. But in the aftermath, chaos surged. With no clear successor to power, ambition bloomed. Countless figures emerged, all hungry for control.
Bravia became a battleground not just for its people, but for foreign interests too. Nations from beyond its borders reached in, each seeking influence in the disorder.
Amid this confusion, the revolutionaries struggled to form a single, unified government. The dream of freedom had been won—but the cost was a fractured future, and the question of who would lead remained unanswered.