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“Frihet Realized“ is a diorama set within Misby Flats, the capital city of Trondheim III in the March of 3034 capturing the struggle of the irregular planetary defense militia - the newly formed Trondheim Freedom Defenders - going toe-to-toe with the much better equipped and much better trained Kuritan Ronin. The 25th Rasalhague Regulars, lead by Tai-sho Uchi Tikidomo, launch an assault against the capital city of Trondheim III. Using a combined force of several heavily equipped and well-trained lances, they launch a surprise attack against the resident DCMS forces - the An Ting Legion - quickly routing them and repelling them from the city. At the same time, a well planned bomb placement in the basement of the planetary parliament building in Misby Flats all but eradicates the governmental body, leaving the 25th and it's war criminals in charge. Fake military tribunals and a stifling authoritarian vice grip clamps around the planet as Tai-sho, drunk with power, attempts to seize control of the system in its entirety. Within Trondheim III's vast, expansive and tumultuous lands, an intrepid group of young brave warriors forms under the leadership of Gunnar Bjornsson, a former Tyr resistance fighter. Strykar Ingolsson, Henrik Gunnarsson, Alina Ingolsdottir, and Livvy Shor boot up dusty inherited Mechs from their ancestors and encroach upon the ronin forces, determined to protect their homeland. Branded under the new banner of the 'Trondheim Freedom Defenders,' They manage to slip into the crumbling cities narrow corridors undetected and confront the 25th's Charlie Lance, ambushing and catching them by surprise. A brutal struggle ensues as they fight to secure their home from the tyrannical, power-hungry Ronin forces. Blood Eagle is a fan project that is non-canonical, non-official and not in any way endorsed by Fanatics, Topps, CGL, PGI, or Microsoft corp. All rights reserved. All licenses and copyrights belong to their original owners. No infringement intended. Blood Eagle is not-for-profit and is protected under the fanfiction clause of the United States Digital Millenium Copyright Act and is considered “fair use.“ Check out @DCBruinsMedia and the original “Frihet“ video:
