In the year 3000 BCE, the Empire of Eternia rose to power, its grandeur unmatched in all the land. Theirs was a legacy of conquest, of blood and fire, of monumental achievements that would last an eternity.
But, as with all great powers, their decline was swift and merciless.
The Empire's final days were marked by the Great Wall of Debt, a towering monument to their financial woes. The once-mighty legions, now reduced to scrappy bands of mercenaries, fought amongst themselves for the last crumbs of power.
And so, in 5 BCE, the Empire of Eternia succumbed to the ravages of time, its people scattered to the winds, its legacy reduced to dust and forgotten lore.