**Once upon a time, in the far reaches of a forgotten world, there existed a lan

**Once upon a time, in the far reaches of a forgotten world, there existed a land known as *Peacehaven*—a realm where the golden sun danced across the crystal lakes, and the winds whispered through the emerald valleys. For a hundred years, this land had known only serenity, harmony upheld by an ancient pact between the Five Great Nations: the Land of Pwersa, Takanori, Phantom, Takada, and Crimson.** Each of these nations was unique in its power, culture, and traditions, but they were united by a shared history—a bond forged after centuries of war. The Land of Pwersa, with its towering warriors and unmatched strength, had long been the shield that guarded the peace. Takanori, a realm of wisdom and diplomacy, led with intellect and insight, its people revered as the architects of strategy and knowledge. Phantom, an ethereal nation, was cloaked in mystery, where shadow-walkers roamed, capable of moving unseen in the darkest corners of the world. Takada was a land of fierce honor, its warriors bound by an unbreakable code, their samurai leading with unwavering loyalty and discipline. Lastly, Crimson, the land of fire and passion, wielded raw power, with its armies bathed in flames, feared by all for their destructive might. For generations, these nations had maintained the peace, their leaders meeting yearly to renew the ancient vows of unity. But as the hundredth year of peace approached, the harmony began to fray. Whispers of ambition, greed, and fear crept into the hearts of leaders. The once-strong bonds began to wither, and tensions simmered beneath the surface. It was during a council meeting in the Grand Hall of Peace that the first spark was lit. A disagreement over borders between Takanori and the Land of Pwersa quickly escalated, with each side accusing the other of betrayal. Phantom, ever the enigmatic one, refused to take sides, retreating into the shadows, which only fueled suspicions. Takada's samurai vowed to uphold their honor at all costs, readying t