Imperium Romanum deletum fuerat MCCXXIX ab urbe conditam in duce Romuli Augustuli. Appellatae Cornelii, Aemilii, Palatinii, Claudii, atque Valerii, retulerunt rem publicam.
Nunc, MCCCXXIII ab urbe conditam, filius cuius nomen P. Tullius Cornelius Claudius Palatinus imperatus a patre P. Sempronio Claudio Palatino Athenis navigavit Roma. Ad fatum, ad futurum.
The above is my own introduction in Latin, which roughly means:
Rome was destroyed in 1229 by Emperor Romulus Augustulus. Two hundred years later, after wiping out the Justinian dynasty, five ancient Roman giants followed the footsteps of Justinian I and regained Rome. Two hundred years after the Roman Republic recovered its lost territory, P. Tullius, the young son of the Palatinus family, went to Athens in accordance with his father's wishes, and his ship headed towards its destiny and the future.