In the small town of Pskov, the people had always lived in peace and prosperity, until one day they were forced to leave their homeland. They had no choice but to find a new place to call home, and fate led them to the most unlikely of places - Antarctica.

The new land was a harsh and unforgiving place, with no mercy for those who could not adapt. But the people of Pskov were a resilient lot, and they began to build their new lives from scratch. They drew on the skills they had learned in their native home of Silesia, and began to dig for resources in the frozen ground.

Despite the challenges, the people of Pskov were able to thrive in Antarctica. They discovered rich deposits of coal and oil, which allowed them to build a thriving community in the midst of the icy wilderness. And they found support from the other nations of the Antarctica Alliance, who welcomed them with open arms.

But the peace that the people of Pskov had worked so hard to build was soon threatened. One of the nations in the alliance was attacked by numerous hostile enemies, and the people of Pskov knew they had to act. They founded a new heavily militarized city, determined to defend their allies and serve the united nations.

Their bravery did not go unnoticed. Elder Gaeron, one of the leaders of Pskov, was awarded the Blizzard Star Medal by President Moretti, the president of the leading nation of the alliance. It was a proud moment for the people of Pskov, who had overcome so much to find a new home in the frozen south.

Today, Pskov stands as a testament to the resilience and courage of the human spirit. Despite the harshness of their new home, the people have thrived and prospered, building a new life in the most unlikely of places. And they continue to serve as a shining example of what can be achieved when people work together towards a common goal.

Elder Gaeron overseeing the grounds