Chronicles of Mann - Book One: Year 9,305 by Chronicles of Mann | World Anvil Manuscripts | World Anvil

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Preface Chapter 1 - Blair 1 Chapter 2 - Hakon 1 Chapter 3 - Hakon 1.1 Chapter 4 - Magnus 1 Chapter 5 - Harald 1 Chapter 6 - Elinor 1 Chapter 7 - Cassandra 1 Chapter 8 - Warin 1 Chapter 9 - Hilda 1 Chapter 10 - Magnus 2 Chapter 11 - William 1 Chapter 12 - Galen 1 Chapter 13 - Hakon 2 Chapter 14 - William 2 Chapter 15 - Galen 2 Chapter 16 - Warin 2 Chapter 17 - Warin 2.1 Chapter 18 - Warin 2.2 Chapter 19 - Magnus 3 Chapter 20 - Warin 3 Chapter 21 - Harald 2 Chapter 22 - Galen 3 Chapter 23 - Hakon 3 Chapter 24 - Elinor 2 Chapter 25 - Blair 2 Chapter 26 - Galen 4 Chapter 27 - Elinor 2.1 Chapter 28 - Cassandra 2 Chapter 29 - Hilda 2 Chapter 30 - Hakon 4 Chapter 31 - Cassandra 3 Chapter 32 - Elinor 3 Chapter 33 - Galen 5 Chapter 34 - Hakon 5 Chapter 35 - Blair 3 Chapter 36 - Hilda 3 Chapter 37 - Warin 4 Chapter 38 - Galen 6 Chapter 39 - Elinor 4 Chapter 40 - Harald 3 Chapter 41 - William 3 Chapter 42 - Hilda 4 Chapter 43 - Hakon 6 Chapter 44 - Hilda 5 Chapter 45 - Galen 7 Chapter 46 - Magnus 4 Chapter 47 - Cassandra 4 Chapter 48 - Hilda 6 Chapter 49 - Blair 4 Hilda 6.1 Galen 8 Cassandra 5 Hakon 7 Hilda 7 William 4 Galen 9 Cassandra 6 Warin 5 Harald 4 Elinor 5 Hilda 8 Galen 10 Blair 5 Warin 6 Cassandra 7 Hilda 9 Warin 7 Hilda 10 Magnus 5 Harald 5 Warin 8 Galen 11 Hilda 11 Harald 6 Hilda 12 Warin 9 Elinor 6 Galen 12 Warin 10 Hilda 13 Cassandra 8 William 5 Warin 11 Elinor 7 Galen 13 Warin 12 Hakon 8 Cassandra 9 Elinor 7.1 Magnus 6 Blair 6 Magnus 7 Blair 7 Galen 14 Cassandra 10 Hakon 9 Hilda 14 Blair 8 Warin 13 Elinor 8 Magnus 8 Hakon 10 Cassandra 11 Warin 14 Elinor 9 Blair 9 Hilda 15 Magnus 9 Hilda 16 Blair 10 Magnus 10 Hakon 11 Galen 15 Elinor 10 Blair 11 Elinor 11 Blair 12 William 6 Harald 7 Magnus 11 Blair 13 Elinor 12 Hakon 12 Blair 14 Magnus 12 Cassandra 12 Harald 8 Elinor 13 Hakon 13 Blair 15 Magnus 13 Elinor 14 Hilda 17 Hakon 14 Magnus 14 Cassandra 13 Blair 16 Warin 15 Hakon 15 Magnus 15 Blair 17 Elinor 15 William 7 Hakon 16 Warin 16 Hilda 18 Blair 18 Harald 9 Galen 16 Hakon 17 Warin 17 Magnus 16 Cassandra 14 Blair 19 Hilda 19 Harald 10 Warin 18 William 8 Hakon 18 Warin 19 Elinor 16 Magnus 17 Warin 20 Hakon 19 Galen 17 Warin 21 Blair 20 Hilda 20 Harald 11 Cassandra 15 Galen 18 Warin 22 Blair 21 William 9 Blair 22 Elinor 17 Hakon 20 Magnus 18 Blair 23 William 10 Elinor 18 Magnus 19 Hilda 21 Blair 24 Hakon 21 Harald 12 Cassandra 16 Warin 23 Harald 12.1 Blair 25 Galen 19 Elinor 19 Cassandra 17 Hilda 22 William 11 Warin 24 William 12 Warin 25 Harald 13 William 13 Hilda 23 Harald 14 William 14 Hilda 24 William 15 Harald 15 Hilda 25 William 16 Harald 16 Elinor 20 William 17 William 18 Galen 20 Hakon 22 William 19 Cassandra 18 Magnus 20 William 20 Harald 17 William 21 Harald 18 Cassandra 19 Harald 19 Harald 20 Hakon 23 William 22 Cassandra 20 Galen 21 William 23 Galen 22 William 24 Harald 21 Hakon 24

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The Axeholm System was much like the Bloom System. It was almost as large as Bloom with just over five billion people calling the world home.

The System was inhabited by the world of Axeholm itself, but also the world of Grimm Field which hosted another two billion, and the minor world of Arch Outpost. The System was defended by the large Tatter Bourne Station, and defended the route along the northern Fabian Gateway network to Bloom to the north and Seahold to the south.

Like Bloom, the world of Axeholm was once a world settled by the Tutha before the Fabian Conquests when it became one of the main Fabian worlds in Drala. It had also fallen to the Furse, and remained a strong Furse world within the Commonwealth of Drala.

Axeholm was one of the Eight Systems, eight powerful systems once conquered by the Furse and who held great power in the Commonwealth. Although the Bloom System was sometimes counted as a ninth member of that alliance, the world of Axeholm was firmly part of it but the world of Grimm Field played both sides.

Warin knew much about the Axeholm System. It had a long and bloody history, which often involved his own ancestors and the kingdom of Umbria. Axeholm had given rise to it’s own kingdom. The Kingdom of Winta was named for the clan which had conquered it when Warin’s own Ancestors had conquered Skyhold. It was also known as the Kingdom of the Axe, and when it was not fighting the Kingdom of Umbria, it was fighting the Kingdom of Furia, Kingdom of Warrick, Kingdom of Bastion, other powerful systems.

Axeholm was a system caught in the middle of many powerful systems and factions, and when they were not down trodden they were powerful.

System-lord Bloodworth like the System-lord of Bloom had invited Warin to a feast on his arrival to the system. Warin had accepted the offer as his crew went about their normal duties selling and trading with the locals. Gathering supplies and intelligence.

System-lord Bloodworth was young where the System-lord of Bloom had been old. He was only a few years older than Warin, of an age with his notable guest who Warin met when they arrived at the lords great estate. A large structure built by the Fabians.

Thane Payton Underwood, elected Thane of the Eight System. Leading figure of the northern Furse worlds of the Commonwealth, and main opponent to King Oswald Gisking. Warin had knew that the man had been young, but he was surprised by how young the man had been. Twenty seven years old and one of the most powerful figures in the Commonwealth of Drala.

Warin had admired the Thane of the Eight Systems before he had met him. He found that Payton was a charming as he had expected. Good natured and cheerful. The Thane asked Warin of his journey south along the Fabian Gateway. Asked of his family, and made gentle talk. It was System-lord Bloodworth who spoke of the Fabian Order of Drala, and spoke in disdain, while the Thane just sat there. He spoke with those who accompanied Warin. Rank and title didn’t matter, and he seemed to have been taken with Ozma, although she was old enough to be his own mother or grandmother.

Throughout the night they spoke and enjoyed drinks but the talk never strayed too far into politics, which Warin was thankful for.

“We shall see you at the wedding to the king,” Thane Underwood said, although it was not a question. It was no secret that that was where Warin and his small fleet was heading.

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