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A clock tower is built.

A church is built around the clock tower

The Knights of the Order of the Silver Cross arrive and start a witch hunt.

Suspiciously a cloaked person runs out of the church just before their arrival

A female Knight also known as 'The Bearer of the Mantle of the Illusion' gives chase.

The cloaked person turns round and pulled out a blade from it's cloak

The female Knight throws several stilettos made from soul-forged silver before drawing her sword, a daito also made from soul-forged silver and charges into combat.

The cloaked person disapears suddenly, leaving a torn patchment

The female Knight rejoins her brethren at the Church, who have been joined by a young, white-haired priestess whose arms are wrapped in bandages.

She is weeping, the knights ask her why?

Her husband was killed by the mage that escaped. The Knight also known as 'The Bearer of the Mantle of Perception' studies the recovered piece of parchment, and the Knights ride out in pursuit.

Meanwhile a defensive wall is added to the perimeter of town.

After a long ride the knights come to a small camp in the woods

The Knights enter the camp warily and demand the mage surrender himself for judgment.

A quiet order of stonemasons begin building a mysterious temple on the east side of the city.

The mage looks around for aweapon, but can't find one, he reluctantly surrendurs

The knights are suspicious, they do not trust the mage and fear deceit.

All of the sudden, the knights comletely disappear, anfd the building of the city can go on.

The Knights reappear by the mercy of God.

The King declares a search for the decitful mage, the knights muster their forces

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There was much rejoicing.

The knights are lost by a freak accident involving their deplorable vices upon the eve of their search. The king is assassinated and replaced by a despot, but the people dispose of him and instate an Athenian Democracy.

The Stonemasons continue to build their temple on the east of end of town. It becomes a citywide statement of pride, and many resources are put towards its construction.

The city begins to thrive, but what of the mage?

A necromancer quietly enters the city, and establishes a lair beneath the clocktower, using reanimated corpses from the graveyard as labor.

A pagan also enters and burns down the church.

The midget who opened a diner out does the fat businessman. Soon the city and its outlying regions are under his rule. He begins a mass genocide, killing everyone who isn't a midget in horrible ways. After the genocide only midgets inhabit the city.

Foreign Knights ride into the city for a place to rest, but are ambushed by the troopers, a battle begins

The Midget sells tickets to watch the fray.

The knights trample the midgets and establish a king

The Knight of the Illusion snaps her fingers and the illusion shatters, revealing that the pagan was killed by the midgets, who then killed each other under her influence. The Priestess invokes the power of the Heavens, destroying the undead army, after which the Knights burn the necromancer and the deceitful mage at the stake. Its also revealed that the Priestess' husband was never killed - it was just a ruse - as he is also a Knight entitled "Master of the Binding Chain".