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The Queen walked along with her Delegate-Minister. She could tell the news was grim by his expression. "What is it?". "Your Majesty, they have sent an invasion force to our nation. They didnt even wait for any contact. They approach our shores, with massive forces that we could not repel even with our fullest defense we could have possibly have had.". The Queen had grown pale. "My gods" The queen said, kneeling on a rail in the hallway "Why?". The Delegate-Minister shrugged in despair. "What should we do?". The Queen looked out a nearby window "We have that option". The Delegate-Minister stiffened. "That would take so many lives" The Queen l

The Queen looked out the window. She sighed. Her Queendom was stable, and fully peaceful. But more than that, she knew despair existed through her realm. Deeper down, the fabric of her nation was darkened. Not internally, but externally. Another nation, in its claimed superior force, had threatened and demanded tribute of her pacifist nation. Not only had she no military to defend an invasion, but her finances were already balanced funding her many altruistic programs to help her needy. She could not give up anymore. Sighing, she reclined into a chair. She was not wearing clothes of nobility as one might expect, but ones of a commoner. She li