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The world was known for 7 continents; North America, South America, Europe, Africa, Antarctica, Asia and Australia. Little did everyone know that there wasn't only seven continents in the Earth's crush, but there were 8. A hidden and unknown land-the size of only a country-lies in the core center of these 7 continents. It was called Graphania. The continent had no countries in it and was only supposed to be a part of Europe but it was said that nobody ever stepped foot on the said ground. Thus, it was called a continent, individually. As said, it was as small as a country-Japan perhaps-amounting to only 80 million residents by the year 1816.
Way before World War I, there was a mighty and unnamed war two centuries ago that centered in the grounds of this little land, Graphania, and only Graphania. Though the war only lasted for three years, the continent was still too small for a war to be taking place at. Nevertheless, it happened.
This war was remained hidden and forgotten by those who took info of it, just like how Graphania was hidden to many. No records of what countries nor who conquered was seen on any book known to Earth, nor was it posted on the internet. Which was the reason why everyone thought-and still thinks-that World War I was actually the first war.
But let's go back, shall we?
And this unnamed war will no longer be unnamed, we'll call it World War Zero.
