The summer of 1734 was destined to leave one of the boldest strokes in all of human history.
First, the noble princess Iris Kroyde overthrew the old king's tyrannical rule and established a new government.
Then, representatives of two nations signed a peace accord at the gates of the Holy City, bringing the protracted war between humankind to an end.
Either of these events alone contained countless details that affected the course of human society as a whole, to say nothing of the preludes to these sweeping changes, the interludes between them, and the tides whose influence had yet to fully recede even now.
Many professional scholars claimed that, looking back from the future, the number of major events to have occurred between the two nations over the course of this single year would undoubtedly exceed the total of the preceding several years.
