History of Petre

The Berthan Empire

Petre, a small and vulnerable nation surrounded by larger and more powerful neighbors, found itself facing a daunting ultimatum from the Berthan Empire. With six other countries already under the empire's dominion, each boasting formidable military forces and resources, Petre stood alone against the tide of imperial expansionism. Sensing the futility of resistance and the specter of annihilation looming on the horizon, Petre's leaders were left with no choice but to capitulate to the empire's demands.

Faced with the grim reality of their precarious situation, Petre's leaders reluctantly agreed to join the Berthan Empire, succumbing to the empire's fear tactics and coercion. The empire's overwhelming military might, combined with the implicit threat of punitive action and retaliation, left Petre with no room for negotiation or defiance. With their sovereignty compromised and their fate sealed, Petre's leaders acquiesced to the empire's dominance, ushering in a new era of submission and subjugation within the imperial fold.

For Petre, the decision to join the Berthan Empire was not one of choice, but of necessity - a desperate bid for survival in the face of overwhelming force and intimidation. As the empire's newest vassal state, Petre found itself thrust into a precarious position within the imperial hierarchy, its autonomy sacrificed at the altar of imperial expansionism. Yet, amid the specter of fear and uncertainty, Petre's leaders clung to the hope of a better future, praying for deliverance from the shadows of oppression and tyranny that now loomed over their once-proud nation.