The Nations of the Five Power Defence Arrangements; the United Kingdom, Australia, Malaysia, Singapore and New Zealand were mysteriously transported into another world. Without any outside contact with Earth, the five Nations must now rely on each...
Central Calendar Year 1639, Month 11, Day 8. The coastal sky of Amanoki, Fenn Kingdom
The citizens of the Fenn Kingdom's long-awaited day has finally arrived. Held once in five years by the Kingdom, the Military Festival was among the most important events for the Fennese. Numerous officers from other countries outside the civilized area gathered to compete in tournaments and show off their country's equipment as it was a way for each country to show off their military power and keep other countries in check.
Soaring high above the air of Amanoki were five Wind Dragons along with their riders led by Captain Susanoo of the Divine Army sent as a sign of goodwill by the Gahara Thearchy, an island country located next to its neighbour, the Fenn Kingdom, and located east of the Third Civilization Area.
As Susanoo looked down at the festival from the sky, he saw three gigantic steel ships with no sails. The two of them were the same in appearance whereas the third one was gracefully painted white while its bow was painted with a small blue and sizeable red stripe with a roundel.
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"How dazzling it is, Captain Susanoo," his Wind Dragon partner suddenly said.
"Ah, you're right, partner. It's certainly clear today," said Susanoo.
The sun was blinding as today, not even a single cloud was seen.
"No. I don't mean that, Captain Susanoo. I mean, the three large steel vessels below us. They radiate lines of light in many directions."
