Kings, Crows, and Gargoyles

October 7th, 1432 marks the discovery of the first giants in Chongqing, China. They had appeared suddenly causing immediate panic and disorder around the world. Within 5 years of their arrival they had most of the population cowering in fear behind walls and built up armies. Several years later more creatures had appeared, ones that could fly. By the end of the decade the only city untouched was London, England, where king Harold protected his people by harnessing the power the flying creatures. He named them the crows and they became his black army. Determined to protect his kingdom he created his own crows that he knew would be loyal and named them the gargoyles. They became his white army. Thus began the tale of kings, crows, and gargoyles.