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The State Farms History 101
The founding of The State Farms
Bloomington, the darkest abyss within the heart of NK, stood as a haunting symbol of relentless gloom and despair. A wretched place, its population of over 2 million souls existed on the brink of suffering, shackled by the merciless grip of the iron-fisted dictator, Luc. The people of Bloomington endured perpetual dread and hunger, with their sole means of sustenance rooted in the coal mines that befouled their air and poisoned their waters. Their monthly pittance of .002GOLD scarcely afforded them a meager loaf of bread, as starvation and diseases, spawned by the toxic environment, devoured countless lives.
Luc, an embodiment of malevolence, harbored no regard for his subjects; his sole pursuit was the accumulation of glory and wealth. He relentlessly waged war upon his neighboring lands, earning their enduring disdain. Dissent was met with ruthless brutality, as those who dared to voice opposition were ruthlessly executed. Women bore the brunt of his cruelty, perceived as disposable and inferior. On April 20, 1922, Luc orchestrated history's most nightmarish episode, decreeing the Massacre of the Fallen Angels. He heartlessly ordered the slaughter of 1.7 million mothers, sisters, daughters, and wives over the age of 40, alongside 800,000 men and children who valiantly sought to shield them from his monstrous wrath.
Yet, amidst this unfathomable darkness, a glimmer of hope ignited within the bowels of the coal mines. A young miner, Jake, bore witness to Luc's atrocities and resolved to defy this reign of terror. Organizing a clandestine resistance movement among his fellow laborers, they shared a vision of liberating NK from its torment. Sabotaging mines, railways, and power plants, they disrupted Luc's war machine, smuggling sustenance and weapons to the beleaguered populace, inspiring them to join their righteous cause. On June 1, 1922, Jake instigated a full-scale uprising, leading 69,000 brave rebels on a journey to Bloomington, liberating towns and villages along their path. Jake, a hero and a legend, beckoned the oppressed masses to rally under his banner, and by June 6, 1922, his army had swelled to 220,000 indomitable souls.
Then, on June 7, 1922, fate intervened. Luc met his end at the hands of General Lee, his trusted advisor and commander of the elite guard. In secret, General Lee had defected to Jake's cause, repulsed by Luc's madness and cruelty. Waiting for the opportune moment, he struck a fatal blow when Luc lay vulnerable in his chamber. With dagger in hand, he ended the tyrant's life, escaping through a hidden passage. Seizing this pivotal moment, Jake and his loyal followers stormed Bloomington, encountering scant resistance from the demoralized and terrified remnants of Luc's army, who either surrendered or fled. Jake ascended to the throne, heralding a new era for NK, marked by a resolute commitment to end conflict, mend wounds, and rebuild the nation.
This pivotal day witnessed the dawn of a new NK, as Jake, founder of The State Farms, forged a democratic and prosperous society rooted in agriculture and industry. He dismantled the shackles of slavery, extended equal rights to women, and instituted a fair and just legal system. Former foes became steadfast allies, giving rise to lasting peace throughout the region.
Jake's Upbringing
In the depths of the oppressive regime ruled by Luc, Jake's parents toiled as coal miners, their lives hanging by a thread with each treacherous day underground. But they were not just survivors; they were warriors of the spirit. They faced the constant specter of death and danger with an indomitable will, showing Jake the way to triumph over the harshest of circumstances.
Despite their relentless hardships, they never let their spirit's wane. Instead, they poured their unwavering belief in Jake's potential, instilling in him the values of perseverance and humility. They understood the transformative power of education and fueled his dreams, even when they seemed impossibly distant.
"Jake, you are our pride and joy," they would tell him. "You have a gift and a purpose that no one can take away from you."
Their love for Jake was boundless, a love that shone through every moment of his life. They nurtured his curiosity, offered solace in times of pain, and kindled his compassion for others. Jake's parents were not just guardians; they were his confidants, the ones who shared their hopes, dreams, and principles, shaping the very essence of his being.
But there was more to their story, a secret they would one day entrust to Jake. They were part of a clandestine resistance against Luc's tyranny, fighting to reclaim a world of justice and freedom. This revelation, though dangerous, exemplified their unwavering commitment to a better future. They couldn't share all the details, but they believed in Jake's courage and intelligence.
One fateful night, Jake's parents laid bare their dangerous mission. "We love you more than anything in the world, and we will always be with you, no matter what."
His parents were his heroes, courageous souls who dared to defy the oppressive regime. They joined the underground movement, risking everything for the cause. They sabotaged Luc's schemes, rescued fellow rebels, and waged a secret war against injustice. They knew the risks and that their son could be left parentless if their secret was uncovered.
Tragedy struck when Jake was just 16. Luc's cruelty reached new depths, and his parents were among the innocent victims, mercilessly taken from him in what became known as the "Massacre of Fallen Angels." They died as they had lived, hand in hand, a testament to their enduring love, their final words echoing in Jake's heart.
"Jake, we love you more than anything in the world, and we will always be with you, no matter what."
With the memory of his parents as his guiding light, Jake vowed to carry on their fight. Their sacrifice became his driving force, their love his unwavering foundation. Jake's upbringing, though marked by heartache, was an enduring source of inspiration, a testament to the boundless strength of the human spirit in the face of adversity.
Lucs Upbringing
Luc's dark journey into madness began in the shadowy corners of his childhood. From an early age, he exhibited a disturbing penchant for cruelty, tormenting innocent animals in acts of sadistic pleasure. This sinister trait was an ominous harbinger of the depths to which he would eventually sink.
Born into poverty, Luc's family struggled to make ends meet. His father, an abusive figure driven by an insidious desire for a dowry, had yearned for a daughter he could marry off to alleviate their financial woes. Luc's existence, as a male, was a perpetual disappointment in his father's eyes. This relentless disappointment fostered an atmosphere of resentment and abuse within their home.
Growing up in the hardscrabble conditions of their meager existence, Luc displayed a disturbing aptitude for deception. He honed his skills in scamming people, manipulating others with a deceitful charm that belied his sinister intentions. Lies flowed from his lips like a poisoned river, leaving a trail of unsuspecting victims in his wake.
Rumors whispered of an even darker chapter in Luc's early life. It was said that at the tender age of 12, he had killed his own father with the man's own sword, a horrifying act that sent shockwaves through the community. Though this tale remained shrouded in uncertainty, it added another layer of darkness to his already grim narrative.
In his insatiable quest for power and wealth, Luc's malevolence took ever-darker turns. He brazenly sold a castle that did not belong to him to a neighboring country, a treacherous act that revealed the depths of his deceit. With the ill-gotten gains from this scheme, he assembled a ruthless army of mercenaries, a legion of mercenaries with no loyalty but to the gold that filled their coffers. Armed with this formidable force, Luc orchestrated a sinister plot to topple the existing government and seize control.
Luc's ascent to power marked the culmination of a lifetime steeped in darkness and malevolence. He clung to a warped self-image as the chosen ruler of a new order, a leader who would brook no opposition, tolerate no questioning, and accept nothing short of his twisted vision of perfection. His loathing for those who defied him, questioned his authority, or simply fell short of his warped ideals of purity and loyalty festered within him like a malignant disease, setting the stage for the nightmarish reign that would soon engulf the nation.
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