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Oh, and one more thing... yes the opening is a bit rocky. Hell, the first three chapters were a bit... difficult. Not that bad though... the sequel will be great.
Hell, here's a bit from something that isn't even published. (I swear I didn't steal this.)
Through a moderately overcast sky, searching eyes could be blinded by the light of a blazing orange-red sun which hung over the great Roman city of Londinium of Britannia, now present day “London” of Her Majesty’s domain. This same sun had risen and fallen from the east to the west for centuries, and the great orb of fire and gas had been likened to the lifeblood and spirit of the former Roman domain, eventually signifying the land as “the Empire on which the sun never sets.” Though it is true that this designation has been used on many countries, Empires, and unruled lands, most particularly Fuso, the phrase had not ever been proved more truly than by the Romans, Britons, and current day Englishmen and Englishwomen who have resided in Britannia. Before the birth of the youngest nation of our lifetimes, the United States of Liberion, Britannia has always been the leading Empire of the world, commanding the oceans of the world at the behest of the English royalty, kings and queens now famous to us all of whom we read of incomparably in life and story in history books. As is true in most politics particularly geopolitical study, if one holds command of the world’s oceans, one has the world at their fingertips like a player of the finest grand piano on the most complexly ornate and decorated stage.
