King Olaf IV looked at his huge tower. All he had to do was remove his wooden structure and he would be known for all time. He had his engineers set fire to the wooden structure holding it up
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WHAT!?! He exclaimed angrily. The Tower was LEANING! King Olaf was so infuriated with his engineers he boiled his moat and threw them into it to boil to death. In an odd note, the so-called Leaning Tower became a tourist attraction and the engineers received statues all throughout the city of Umea.
Five years later, King Olaf IV, (later to be known as Olaf the Mad) received horrible news from the Francia provinces. The Viking city of Amsterdam, long a Viking possession, had revolted and joined the Germans. This was clearly a act of war. But not yet; King Olaf IV was Mad, but not THAT mad. King Olaf IV passed his hatred of the Germans on to his only son, Prince-Elect Leif II.
King Leif II was about 70 in a rather peaceful time when a man was born in the city of Umea. His name was St. John. After King Leif visited him, he announced him to be a great prophet and millions of Christians flocked to Umea with their money to see this holy man and his descendants.
Five years later, it was finally time to strike. The 75 year old King Leif II son, Prince-Elect Ragnar VI, lead the charge. On the Western Front near Paris, Amsterdam was taken quickly. Plans for the attack on Berlin and the other German cities started planning.
15 years later, King Ragnar VI received word that a city in a faraway land was being named after him. The land called Vinland was finally being colonized. The city was called Ragnarville It started on a courthouse to give it some self-reliance.
King Ragnar VI had finally captured the city of Warschau. Long a German fortress, the taking of Warschau allowed King Ragnar VI armies to rampage from the East in Germany and deflect forces.
Five years later, it was discovered that Hunya Capac, who controlled a small empire in the West, must have seriously disliked hamsters. It wasnt known at this time though King Ragnar VI tried to make him civilized by teaching him various things from the European World.
10 years after the capture of Warschau, the city of Lemburg was taken. This particular city was to be made an example of Viking power. All Lemburgians were rounded up. 4/5 of every Lemburgians were sent out of the city into either Russia or the German Empire. After the taking of Berlin by numerically superior forces, and the influx of immigrants from Lemburg caused the collapse of the German Empire. All of the Lemburgians who remained were punished for the sins of the revolting Germans by being impaled. This evil act gained King Ragnar VI the nickname Ragnar the Impaler. The city was then burned to the ground after the impalement.
Five years later, several changes were initiated in the Viking Empire. The empires merchants were only allowed to trade with other Vikings, in order to make more money for the Imperial Treasury.
15 years after the collapse of the German Empire, the city of Hamburg was finally taken by the very old King Ragnar VI and his son, Prince-Elect Harald. Due to some odd misfortune, the city was lost five years later. Due to the shock of this odd message, King Ragnar VI died, and his son, King Harald I, assembled a force to take it.
In 1675, ten years after Hamburg was taken by the savages, it was re-taken. The people of Hamburg rose up against their new overlords. They were punished by lit grenades a new kind of explosive object which could be used wonderfully in capturing cities, being shoved down everyones throat. King Harald I then became known as King Harald the Bloody.
30 years after the Explosion of Hamburg as the razing became known, the Incans sent a huge delegation into the Viking capital at Nidaros. The Incans then bowed under the feet of King Harald I and became his vassals.
In nine years, an odd man named Orville Wright was born in Umea. He wouldve been simply one of the thousands of babies born in Umea, but, due to mocking about his name and how odd it was, he studied engineering too much and became renowned as a Great Engineer. He eventually found his way to the city of Amsterdam, where the city was started working on a separate palace for Matthias. He then modified the plans, and, after working 20 hour days, almost finished it. He died after completing the plans, from over-working.
Russia and the Viking Empire had never had a good relationship. They already had a war over the territory near the Viking Homeland, and, due to the odd ability of Catherine to be both bi-polar and insane, war with Russia was declared. The old King Harald I and his son, Prince-Elect Olaf V led the attack.
A disturbing rumor was spread just after the declaration of war. Someone named St. Augustine took the names of all of the most powerful powers. The Vikings were listed
.second! The Viking people demanded something be done. King Harald I was in a nap, and let Prince-Elect Olaf V do whatever he wanted. St. Augustine was literally strapped to a wooden rod, and roasted over an open fire. Once he was cooked at 300 degrees for 10 minutes, he was mercifully stabbed in the throat after he confessed that the Vikings were the most powerful. (Thus earing Prince-Elect Olaf V the nickname Olaf the Just.)
King Olaf V looked at his new palace. Located in mainland Europe, it was very fancy and was colored red with the blood of Russian prisoners taken in the three-year old war. Amsterdam then became known as the other Nidaros.
Nine year afterwards, a council was held at the city of Al-Mukalla. The Vikings were naturally invited, and asked for the city of Bordeaux, which they were denied. The Spanish demanded the city of Paris, and, though they got it, the King Olaf V knew the vote was rigged and refused, thus causing the war with Spain.
In 1748, a French immigrant named Louis Daguerre gained prominence in London. He was found to be a great engineer, and was sent to sleep for he wasnt needed as of now.
Three years afterwards, a force was sent to Russia. They gave them two basic technologies, as authorized by King Olaf V, and peace was declared. Everyone then tried to head west into the Francia province to fight off Spain.
In Umea, a kid was born. This boy studied war extensively. He called it his calling. This man, named Heinz Guerdian then made a military academy of his teachings in the cultured city of Umea.
Cargo que tontos! the Spanish admiral yelled. The seemingly invincible Spanish galleon fleet hadnt met any resistance. Then, suddenly, the Viking standard was seen over the horizon. Suddenly, massive ships equipped with massive cannons sailed towards the galleons. Huye! Salvese quien pueda! the panicked admiral screamed. The galleons simply couldnt turn fast enough. The modernized Viking ships of the line massacred the Spanish Galleons. The Viking King Olaf V literally danced with glee knowing the Spanish Navy was destroyed.
Three years later, the Russian Empire fell. The stresses of the taking and razing of Moscow by the Portuguese brought the government down. Russia became a series of independent little city states.
Six years after the destruction of the Spanish Navy, something terrible happened. The French cities revolted! King Olaf V was killed attempting to reclaim the cities, and his son, King Leif III, promised to retake France.