Savrola: A Tale of the Revolution in Laurania

The story opens on a rain‑slick Laurania capital, where sunlight darts across wet cobblestones and the great square before Parliament thrums with a restless crowd. Soldiers of the Republican Guard line the steps, but their presence does little to calm the sea of voices, flags, and desperate faces that press against monuments and balcony windows. The atmosphere crackles with a mixture of hope and anger, as citizens seize the moment to be heard amid a city that has just emerged from a long, oppressive winter.

We learn that five years have passed since a bitter civil war ended with President Antonio Molara’s victory, yet the promises of an ancient constitution have been hollowed out. Former rebels, imprisoned and dispossessed, have regrouped into the National Party, swelling into the largest political force in the land. Now, with a charismatic leader emerging from the remnants of the defeated side, the people gather, ready to test whether the tide of dissent can finally overturn the autocratic regime.