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1453: Revival of Byzantium

1453, a year that marked the end of an era With one city's fall, a shift from Medieval to Modern Constantinople, a name etched in time For a thousand years, stood strong and sublime Against foes that dreamed to take her down She persisted, unbroken, a true crown But tonight, everything changes Guns fired, women weep, men yell in ranges Praying to God for a savior's grace To rescue their city, to restore its place In history's twist, God answered their plea Sending a new emperor, the one they'd need Antonius, born of the seas To lead the Romans, a new destiny To reach another pinnacle of might And end the city's terrible plight 1453, a year that will forever divide Medieval and Modern, with a fallen city as the divide ------------------------------------------------------------------- AD1453, as the city of Constantinople prepares for its final fate, a pirate captain and crew sailed into the golden horn, history made an abrupt turn from this point onward.... Discord: https://discord.gg/fqm22ERK2C

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The Celebration of Adrianople

Cries of "Woo-hoo!" filled the air, echoed by thousands of voices across the military camp.

The atmosphere was thick with jubilation as servicemen of all ranks, normally barred from imbibing, now toasted to victory with cup after cup of mead, their laughter uninhibited. Agile jugglers weaved their way through the crowds, their tricks eliciting peals of laughter and good-natured cheers. Alluring maidens walked confidently through the ranks, their flirtatious smiles met with playful whistles and cheeky invitations, getting occasionally pulled by love filling soldiers into the tents in the dark for some biological education. Chefs from nearby towns, villages and soldiers' relatives toiled diligently, ensuring a never ending supply of hearty meal for the victors. The Romans were finally celebrating their final triumphs after a prolonged fighting, surrendering to a heady mix of alcohol and merriment, forgetting all of their pains, loses, and agonies in the process.