Historical moments

- 1712 AFB -

Goodbye letter from former president Aurora Factorem to her family.

To my dearest father and wife.

Today might mark the last day of my life, I look back cheerfully at the life I had. It's been an adventure, I've seen many things, tasted the sweetest of fruits, and felt the most passionate love. I was blessed with the kindest and most lovely adoptive father that saved me from a life of abuse, Being his daughter was the greatest honor of my life. I helped to write the constitution of our great United States of Wesarvy, and was elected as its first President. I married the love of my life, Seraphine, and even though our time together was short, it was beautiful.

Today, I'm sad, but I'm also happy. I'm happy because I've been able to make a difference, to make the world a better place. I'm proud of the life I've led, and of the people, I've met along the way.

My last thoughts are for my family. Dad & Sera I love you both so much! This life you’ve given me is the greatest gift someone could ever receive.

Goodbye,

Aurora Factorem

Condolence letter from governor Jermey MacLeoon to Seraphine Eversor.

Dear miss Eversor,

It is with great sadness that I learned of the passing of your beloved wife. As Governor of New Yosey, I know that her presence in our state will be missed. Aurora was an incredible leader, thinker, and protector of the people of Wesarvy. Her legacy will live on in the hearts and minds of all who knew her, the capital city of our great nation has been named Aurora D.C. in honor of her contributions. 

I know that her loss leaves a void in your life and in the lives of all who knew and loved her. My heart goes out to you in this difficult time. Please know that I am here to support you in any way I can.

Sincerely,

Jermey MacLeoon

Governor of New Yosey

- 1767 AFB -

Retirement letter from General Tenebris to President Vergil Factorem

Dear President Vergil Factorem,

It is with a heavy heart that I am writing this letter to inform you of my retirement from my role as General of the Aurora D.C. National Guard. After serving the United States of Wesarvy for over 65 years and now having reached the age of 92, I feel it is time to enjoy the time I have left with my family. I want to take this opportunity to thank you for the honor of serving this great nation. It has been one of the greatest privileges of my life and I am proud to have been part of such a noble cause.

I wish you all the best for the future and I am confident that you will continue to lead our nation with courage, strength, and integrity. In regards to a replacement for me in my role, I would advise you to promote Lieutent-General Aden Primis, grandchild of Isaac Primis. Aden has been serving alongside me for many years and has proven himself to be a capable leader. I am confident that he will continue to uphold the same high standards that I have strived to achieve.

Once again, thank you for the opportunity to serve our nation and I wish you all the best.

Sincerely,

Felix Tenebris

General of the Aurora D.C. National Guard 

- 1920 AFB -

Open letter of support from doctor Archibald to governor Sasha Risus

Dear Governor Sasha Risus,

I hope this letter finds you in good health and spirits. I want to congratulate you for your bold and progressive policies for your state's justice system. I have been following your work closely and I am very impressed by the focus on rehabilitation and integration into society rather than punishments.

We have known each other for a long time and I am sure that you are aware of my admiration and support for your efforts. And I am sure that you will be victorious in your upcoming supreme court trial against Attorney General Klaus Walters and his outdated methods.

I also wanted to tell you I will be visiting soon. I am looking forward to the sunny and warm beaches of Floaii and seeing you again. I am sure that a few days of relaxation and fun will be just what we need.

As always, I wish you the best of luck and I am here for you during this important time.

With warm regards,

Doctor Aldéric Archibald

- 1996 AFB -

WNN introduces the new biography of Bastian Archibald

Bastian Archibald is a man who has lived a life full of adventure, challenges, and successes. As he sits down to reflect on his past and his future plans, he can't help but feel grateful for everything he has experienced. Bastian has always been a writer and a reporter, and his passion for storytelling has taken him to different parts of the world, where he has met fascinating people and uncovered stories that have made a difference.

But despite his achievements, Bastian's greatest pride is his family. He has been married to his wife Elinore for over four decades, and their love for each other has only grown stronger with time. Elinore, who has been a doctor for most of her life, is about to retire, and Bastian can't wait to embark on new adventures with her. They have three sons named Anton, Arnaud, and Aubert, who have all built successful careers in different fields.

Anton and Aubert have founded their own law firm, while Arnaud has followed in his mother's footsteps when he became a doctor. Bastian and Elinore have always been there to support their children, and they take great pride in their accomplishments. They have also been blessed with grandchildren, and Bastian loves spending time with them. His oldest granddaughter, Sabina who is 18 years old, has recently started dating a young man from the Factorem family, a family with a huge legacy and influence in the United States. Bastian is both intrigued and cautious about this relationship, and he can't help but wonder what the future holds.

Despite his age, Bastian is still curious about the world and eager to learn new things. He has a special bond with his seven-year-old grandson Jasper, who shares his passion for books and technology. Bastian knows that the world is constantly changing, and he wants to be part of that change. He is already thinking about his next writing project, and he hopes to inspire people to think differently and embrace new ideas.

As Bastian looks ahead to the future, he knows that there will be challenges and opportunities, but he is ready to face them with optimism and a sense of adventure. He knows that life is unpredictable, but he is grateful for everything he has experienced so far, and he is excited to see what comes next.

- 2019 AFB -

WNN news article about a historical victory for gun owners.

Today, Clio Omorfia visited the Capitol Building to speak to the members of the House who are on the verge of implementing heavy weapon restrictions. Ms. Omorfia is a high-ranking official, working as the Chief of Staff for the US President. She was sent to discuss the issue of weapon regulations and convince Congressmen to oppose larger restrictions. 

Upon her arrival, Ms. Omorfia was met with a feeling of admiration from all the members of the House. Her remarkable beauty was certainly a factor in the unanimous feeling of awe in the room. 

When asked why the members were so easily convinced to oppose the regulations, the Congressmen revealed that it was the persuasive power of Ms. Omorfia's words. Even though many of the members are anti-gun, they simply couldn't help but side with her. 

Ms. Omorfia was delighted to see the members of the House agree with her. She had the utmost confidence that her words would be persuasive, and she was not disappointed. 

When asked what she thought of her experience today, Ms. Omorfia said, "It was an absolute pleasure to be here today. I'm so glad that my voice could compel the House to make an informed decision."