Nation Intro

A nation that dreamed of being a nation... a quote to describe Charlotte. The land that was restricted by power and the people above it, but they pressed on, oh those Charlotonians pressed on. Led by the most determined man that the valley had ever known, they crossed the Dawson River and declared itself a nation. Remembered as the most influential moment in the nations history, it can never be erased, and will live on through Charlotte history.

Flag of Charlotte Meaning

The two sides of the flag (the green) represent the sides of Charlotte during its fight for freedom. The light green side is the free Charlotte, basically the mainland. The Dark green represents the oppressed side that needed to be taken back to gain freedom once again for the nation. The blue line represents the Dawson River which was crossed to be able to take back the oppressed and taken land. The three stars represent the leaders of Charlotte, the one on the dark green side is D. Mickley, the man who crossed the river to gain freedom when no one else would. The other two stars represent those who stayed back to defend the mainland and pushed on.

History of Charlotte (Based on actual events that happened, exaggerated for canonical effect)

Charlotte was free and was doing amazing until a new nation came and took land right out of Charlotte's hands, including the Center Forest, which was an important piece of land which Charlotte had once owned but lose to this nation named Morgan.

So Charlotte had to take it back, and of course no one wanted to because Morgan was strong and would easily win. But one man decided to do something no one else would and cross the Dawson River, which showed great strength due to the dangers of the river. This was done and the army was able to take back the land and limited Morgan back to where they were meant to be.