A Brief History of Javeria

The dusk of empire, the dawn of revolution. The aristocratic girl Salvador Knight touched the flame of "freedom" in the Forbidden Library, but was forced to embark on the road to exile; the reporter Violet used her pen as a gun to struggle between truth and lies to survive; Cather, who had a family feud, took the Republican Party's bread under the bridge, but planted the seeds of hatred; and Joseph Lyon Sue smashed the family emblem and raised the flag of rebellion for the tenant farmers... Idealists, avengers, betrayers, martyrs - their blood and tears together formed the epic of Javilia. From the fall of the empire to the birth of the republic, from the dream of democracy to the bloody coup, faith was shattered in the sound of gunfire and rekindled in the ashes. When Salvador stood on the balcony of the Rose Palace and delivered his final speech, and when the rebel artillery fire in Cainas tore through the rainy night, a voice was still echoing: "Javilia, please don't cry for me... The free people will eventually walk on the road to a better world." This is an elegy and hymn dedicated to all protesters, a true history of blood and tears on a fictional continent. "We are not heroes, we are just people who are unwilling to live on our knees."