RésuméIn the year 150PC, the secretive gathering of a group known as the Green Hand marked the genesis of what would become the formidable Stone Empire. Under the twilight skies of Alps Bay, these visionaries laid the foundations of a society destined to be a beacon of power and stability. Their meeting, set against ancient stones and shrouded in whispered deliberations, was not just the formation of an empire but the meticulous crafting of history itself. Through strategic governance and a feudal system that intricately linked the monarch to the commoners, they constructed an enduring legacy. "The Dawn of the Stone Empire" explores how the Green Hand's profound vision shaped an entire realm, embedding their values and ideals into the very fabric of a burgeoning society. This narrative isn't merely about the rise of a powerful empire; it's about the creation of a societal order that has woven itself into the annals of time, driven by the unyielding will and intellectual prowess of its founders.
