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The Neon District ORIGIN (Three CHAPTERS)

CHAPTER 1

6:30 am to 10:00 am

1436 

At dawn,  King Jouhtan (Johnson) respected responses of all the Featherian Kingdom.  Ruled by the Ovian Empire,  the Asians keeped away of warnings,  unbelievable slaves by the Featherian Kingdom,   trying to get free of Ovia. Longertale streetings back at the Kingdom of Longertale,  King Arnold the Second rules small bits of the Empire!  Like,  if the Ovian Empire was TEN SOCCER FIEILDS,  the Featherian Kingdom would be ONE SOCCER FIELD,  but the Kingdom of Longertale would JUST BE ONE SMALL TOAD!

CHAPTER 2

1544

Chinese Citizans had invaded Britain from taking orders!  So the Britains are invading the Featherian Kingdom's new city of LIGHTS by the "LIGHTS of Honor"!  The Great Featherian Light-Wall was built in 1548.  The crossed ocean in Oceania by Asia has Blue Feather!  The Neon District Island

CHAPTER 3:  The Neon District

2042 - 2047

The Neon District is the CAPITAL of Blue Feather!  It is known for it's lights!
Warning!  This is not a TRUE story!

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