In the year 1453 of the Queen's Calendar, in a classroom at Smolny Women's College in the capital, the teacher was telling the children about the history of the Republic. "It's hard to define a starting point for history," the teacher said gently, "but at least for this empire, whose light still shines on us today, everything began on the Malamala plains. It was in a dry season that the future empire and republic Maggie Li, the creator of the world, was still a young female dragon. She had not drunk water for several days and was terribly thirsty. At that time, she did not know that the whole world was as thirsty as she was, longing for a savior to free them from their shackles..."
"She is the savior!" A little girl sitting in the first row shouted, obviously already knowing that period of history well, and then she recited: "The pagan queen Mageeli raised the battle flag and led her tribe through the vast desert."
The teacher smiled. "This is a folk song of the Leon people, I think. You memorized it very well. But there is one thing I must correct you. Maggie once said that no one can be the savior of the people, even herself, she is just an ordinary warrior. What we are going to talk about today is her war record."