Roman Alister was called upon the East Kingdom of the D’Aramond House, to become their Commander in Chief. Casted away from the Northern Kingdom of Dipathis after revolts for undisclosed reasonings, Roman had wandered in the wilderness with his army of 400 of the strongest, largest Poths (Poths: a species of specially lab-created super soldier men), Roman recieved a letter from the imfamous dragon, Lyp. Lyp was a Lunual Dragon, immortal, strong, and perfect in all catagories, and only belonging to royalty. Roman found the letter to read of a request from the Callers of the East Kingdom of the D’Aramond House, to join them in their empires rise. The King and Queen had been murdered in cold blood just a month previous, and when the new Queen, Serentte, rose to power, she confessed to the murders with her infamous villinous smile crossing her vex'd face. Begging Roman to continue their treck to uncharted territory and begin their own Colony, Roman Alister's men feared one thing more than the Northern Kingdom of Dipathis, and that was the D’Aramond House. Yet, Roman saw this as an opportunity. The letter did say it was only a month long commitment. And that's the background story on how Roman Alister's long, large, and strong legs moved down the hall, his boots clicking as his chainmail slid across his Poth-like body, before the large wooden doors of the D’Aramond infamoous Hall of Heads (called that due to the Revolution time, where the D’Aramond family hung the heads of all murdered in the Revolution along the ceiling, before running out of room and piling them on the floor). Roman was not nervous, in fact, he never met Serentte before now. He's heard things about the solitary girl, a pretty one apparently. Graced by her mothers beauty and fathers temper. A curse, truly. But, yet, Roman prevailed through the dark doors into the purely candlelit room, smelling of wine, apples, pine, and fresh flowers. Serentte sat in her luxerious throne. The D’Aramond throne was the most famous of any of the four kingdoms.