April 4th, 1704
The weather was warm, and it was a cloudless day, with the sun shining brightly onto a beautiful palace in Panama. The plants and trees in the garden were glistening with water, as if it had just rained in the morning, and the clouds had just cleared out. Amidst this beautiful blend of nature and human architecture, a regal, middle-aged man sat on a chair, with a map spread on the table before him.
His brows were knitted into a shape similar to a dried-up river bed, and he looked uncertain as he gazed at the map.
The man was none other than Agni himself, the Prince of the Bharatiya Empire, who had taken the task to defeat the Europeans in the Americas.
