It all started when Donald Trump was elected 45th president of The United States of America. His inauguration marked the exact day that the storyline started. President Trump made an alliance with Russia that together they would conquer the entire world. The United Nations tried to stop them, but the US's massive military overpowered their headquarters. The US and Russia, now together called "The Union," first marched in on Canada from the west and south. Then sent troops into Greenland and Iceland. By this time, Trump had started building his wall along the border of Mexico and Texas, squashing any Mexican revolts. With taken Canada, Iceland, Greenland, and soon to be Mexico, the rest of the world feared their safety. Germany offered to help in their efforts, due to their losses in World War One and Two, so they became the third member of The Union. The remaining countries concentrated all of their power into fighting back The Union, so they forged a resistant force called "The Confederacy," a nod to America's civil war. The war was fought for some years, and The Confederacy regained some of Iceland, but their fight stopped their. The two sides were equally powered, and were stuck in a stalemate. The Treaty of Washington officially ended World War Three. The terms of the treaty were that neither side would continue their expansion, or be lost in another brutal war. Trump, having stayed in office using loopholes in the US Constitution, felt that, again, the Union needed to expand. He tore down the wall, which was briefly celebrated by the Mexicans, until they realized the Union's army was waiting right behind it. The Union took Mexico, and some other countries in central america so quickly that the confederacy had no time to react. This is when the confederacy realized that the union couldn't be stopped. They decided not to oppose the union in any way. This upset many people, so a group of generals from the confederacy banded together to form a new group, "The Vox."

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