One by one, the students made their way to their teachers until the three students and Rean remain. After a strict, but encouraging speech by Principal Le Guin, the ceremony ended with the class layouts. Seated as principal is the Golden Rakshasa, Aurelia Le Guin, general of the former Noble Alliance.Īfter the teachers introduces themselves, the school entrance ceremony commences. The two make their way to the academy building, where they meet the other instructors: Commissioned Major Michael Irving from the Railway Military Police First Lieutenant Randolph Orlando from the Imperial Army Crossbell Unit Erebonia's foremost engineer, and Professor G. After disembarking the train at Leeves, he is greeted by Towa Herschel, his senior as a student and now fellow instructor at the campus. Rean Schwarzer, the young man known as the Ashen Chevalier who guided the Erebonian Civil War to its end, has graduated from Thors Military Academy and started as an instructor at Thors Branch Campus, founded by Prince Olivert Reise Arnor. The school offers three classes: Class VII for Special Operations under Instructor Rean Schwarzer, Class VIII as the Combat Tactics under Instructor Randolph Orlando, and Class IX as the Military Finance under Instructor Towa Herschel. The principal of the Thors Branch Campus is Aurelia Le Guin. Children of the (former) Four Great Houses and foreigners are accepted at its branch school in the City of Leeves in West Erebonia. With the enrolment of Crown Prince Cedric Reise Arnor, Thors Military Academy has transformed into a full-fledged military academy. Ouroboros finally moves again in the shadows they align their plans with the movements of jaegers in Calvard.
Meanwhile, the Imperial government has centralised its power and the provinces once ruled by the Four Great Houses suffer new problems in their weakened state of disarray.
Approximately one year and a half after the Erebonian Civil War, Erebonia annexed North Ambria, making Erebonia far larger than its rival, the Republic of Calvard.
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