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Upon the Emperor's demise, all of Patraeia collapsed. Civil war was the new face of this once great nation. Riots occurred daily, and the only power that remained were vested into several factions that scattered across the lands. The once great Patraeia was now littered with rubble and bodies as order attempted to return. there were some who tried to regain power as an Emperor, but all possible choices were assassinated for fear of another Claudius. These years were dark for the people of Patraeia, and the great Nation's future would see its recovery take years to complete, while the scars are still seen even today. | Upon the Emperor's demise, all of Patraeia collapsed. Civil war was the new face of this once great nation. Riots occurred daily, and the only power that remained were vested into several factions that scattered across the lands. The once great Patraeia was now littered with rubble and bodies as order attempted to return. there were some who tried to regain power as an Emperor, but all possible choices were assassinated for fear of another Claudius. These years were dark for the people of Patraeia, and the great Nation's future would see its recovery take years to complete, while the scars are still seen even today. | ||
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Latest revision as of 02:36, 19 December 2015
Upon the Emperor's demise, all of Patraeia collapsed. Civil war was the new face of this once great nation. Riots occurred daily, and the only power that remained were vested into several factions that scattered across the lands. The once great Patraeia was now littered with rubble and bodies as order attempted to return. there were some who tried to regain power as an Emperor, but all possible choices were assassinated for fear of another Claudius. These years were dark for the people of Patraeia, and the great Nation's future would see its recovery take years to complete, while the scars are still seen even today.
-Aetos Golias
