"And that's when the came, I felt a shadow above me, I looked up and saw a great swarm of butterflies, and they circled around me, like leaves in a storm floating, soft landing upon my head like a crown... a living crown... god signaled to begin, I pray as I take my seat in this great new capital, to be worthy of his anointment and your trust" - King Silas Benjamin - At the dedication of the new capitol at Shiloh.

Born from war, the kingdom of Gilboa thrived as a modern city, flourished with economical stability despite dark times and war, with a king whom the people had come to know as being appointed by god himself. Yet, far from the city streets and towards the territory that surrounds it - trenches and frontlines were forged with the enemy Republic of Gath who sought to have what Gilboa had...hope, commerce, games, economy. A understanding between both nations was adopted that only peace through war could be accepted or attained and must be done so at any cost.

Although war waged, the public began supporting less action and more talk - buildings in the capitol city such as Veterans Affairs and Military Hospitals were packed with family members claiming the remains of their children, parents and family members. Forced into peace talks with the leadership of Gath - peace was forced, at the cost of giving all claimed gath land during the war back. The public un-pleased with the choice of return by their leadership, many thought the king to be nothing short of idiotic.

Its a new dawn, the throne is indeed hot.