Beyond the Shadow’s Grip

In the early years of the twenty-fourth century, the presidential system of Bravia collapsed. Decades of oppression had ignited the flames of rebellion, and the nation erupted in protest.

At the helm stood two retired commanders—Alan Raift and Jim Daniel. Once men of rank and discipline, they now led a rising tide of resistance and hope.

Their leadership toppled the regime. But in victory came the curse of uncertainty. Power vacuums spread like wildfire. Dozens of factions, old and new, emerged—each hungry for dominance.

Bravia became not just a battlefield for its own people, but a pawn in the games of foreign powers. External forces reached in, eager to shape the newborn chaos for their own gain.

Amid the storm, unity proved elusive. The revolutionaries could not agree on one vision, one voice.

Freedom had been claimed—but the price was a fractured nation.

And now, the question hung heavy in every corner of Bravia:

Who will lead us next?