27th March 1692
Athens, United Greek Socialist Republics, UGSR
The Airavata Stadium, a colossal feat of engineering capable of accommodating over fifty thousand spectators, stood as the grand venue for the opening ceremony of the Olympic Games. Newly built by the Bharatiya Empire, the stadium had only just been commissioned for use, gleaming with the pride of fresh craftsmanship and capabilities.
It was a radiant, cloudless day, the kind of clear, golden morning that seemed made for celebration, a perfect day for an Olympic spectacle.
Inside, every seat was filled. The crowd buzzed with excitement as the announcer's powerful voice echoed across the vast arena, proclaiming the arrival of each nation. His words were repeated by aides stationed throughout the stands, ensuring that no corner of the stadium missed a single word.
