Under Michael Kaiser's rule, the empire of Munich was a place of darkness and suppression. The king exercised unparalleled authority, imposing strict laws and harsh punishments on those who dared to defy his will. His subjects lived in a state of constant fear, their lives dictated by his whims and desires. The emperor's palace loomed like a fortress, its imposing walls a symbol of his unshakeable power. Few dared to question his decisions, and those who did faced swift and brutal retribution. With no mercy or quarter, Kaiser ruled with an iron grip, his empire steeped in an atmosphere of oppression and despair.