The Adriatic Islands
15-12-2007, 14:11
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The Adriatic Islands was founded in 1327 by Elizabeth Auror, Queen of The Empire of Aurorans, which was right across The Great Adriatic Ocean. She traveled across the ocean in search of the Dankuu Isles, but stumbled upon Adria (called then). When she came back, no one believed her. Over the years, the land of Adria began to slide apart. There were many rivers, at first. Then, Adria was re-discovered by Queen Elizabeth's great-great granddaughter, Marie, in 1483. She knew of the tale of Adria, and set out herself to look for Adria. This time, she brought some of her father's henchmen to go with her. They did not find Adria, and returned back to The Empire of Aurorans. Then Marie decided to search for it again, an old woman now. She left in 1528 with the same henchmen she did 45 years ago. They were never heard from again. In search of Marie's ship, Laila Monroe left The Empire of Aurorans in 1852. Instead, she found Adria, now a bunch of islands. People started moving to Adria, which was later named The Adriatic Islands by Joseph Secoy in 1913. But, to this day, no one knows what happened to Marie and her father's henchmen.
The Adriatic Islands was founded in 1327 by Elizabeth Auror, Queen of The Empire of Aurorans, which was right across The Great Adriatic Ocean. She traveled across the ocean in search of the Dankuu Isles, but stumbled upon Adria (called then). When she came back, no one believed her. Over the years, the land of Adria began to slide apart. There were many rivers, at first. Then, Adria was re-discovered by Queen Elizabeth's great-great granddaughter, Marie, in 1483. She knew of the tale of Adria, and set out herself to look for Adria. This time, she brought some of her father's henchmen to go with her. They did not find Adria, and returned back to The Empire of Aurorans. Then Marie decided to search for it again, an old woman now. She left in 1528 with the same henchmen she did 45 years ago. They were never heard from again. In search of Marie's ship, Laila Monroe left The Empire of Aurorans in 1852. Instead, she found Adria, now a bunch of islands. People started moving to Adria, which was later named The Adriatic Islands by Joseph Secoy in 1913. But, to this day, no one knows what happened to Marie and her father's henchmen.