A King sits at his throne, gazing down the Great Hall. Deciding where he shall take his people next. The king worries about his kingdom, but is much more concerned with neighboring kingdom's as if they fall there will certainly be an uprising in his own. Traitors exist attempting to overthrow the king at every advantage, they must not be given the chance. Another reason the other kingdom's must stay stable, they lend there forces to the king's aid at a moment's notice. Willing to help fight against this rebellion for the sake of the king and his good willed people. However the king cannot always depend on his allies some skirmishes must be solved with his own forces, and while the king's military force is one to be feared by these traitors, they are not the only ones to be struck with fear the kings people cower at the sight of the soldiers. The reason, these soldiers have been known to cause more collateral damage than to actually solve the problem. Shaking the very foundations of this kingdom when released, the cost of repairs is exponential and requires time to complete. After such an event the king is distressed hoping for financial aid from his allies. However the release of his soldiers has also struck fear into some of his allies, fearing that they may be next in the line of chaos.
The king still sits in his throne waiting for the next uprising.
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