Long March

The Long March is an event of major importance to the history of Pieter Kingdom. It took place after the burning of the Border Bunker, when out of sheer frustration, King Pieter decided to run off in a random direction, looking for a new place to settle. He eventually found an opportunity on the summit of White Mountain, a western mountain range, and settled down in the hollowed-out rock formation known as the Chimney. After slight developments on the mountaintops, the king had the ambition to construct a path back to the Border Bunker. The legacy of this ambition was enormous: beyond the construction of sites like Elder Mine, King's Valley Station, King's Tunnel and Whirlpool Mine, it led to the development of the vital King's Railway Line. The path between White Mountain and the Border Fortress remains as the most developed part of the Kingdom.