
Kaiserburg, Enz, Central Fascist Empires of Tobolo and Osterreichisch-Ungarn
Two SS guards stood at the entrance to the Imperial Palace, as the crowds of people swarmed the courtyard to see the Fuhrer as he drove back to his palace. Wehrmacht soldiers pushed the crowd back, and the gates to the compound shut. The Fuhrer was seated in the back of a Rolls Royce. As the car pulled up to the entrance the two SS guards opened the door, and saluted the Fuhrer. He stepped out of the car, and looked upon Kaiserburg. Every bit of the palace was intricately designed. He looked at the statues of old Enzian heroes, and of Ancient Greek myths. In front of him stood the statue of Kaiser Friedrich Joseph I, it was a statue he considered tearing down many times. How cowardly the man was to have abandoned his people, and after losing a war he started. Twelve years prior the Fuhrer Alexander Brunner had been a mere private in the 7th Panzer divison. His squad was ordered to make a charge on the enemy lines, but a mortar struck their position knocking him out. It was the Enzian Conquest of Tobolo. After the battle the Toboloans took him to their hospital behind the lines, however he awoke behind Enzian lines. The Kaiser had abdicated, and surrendered to the Toboloans. The Kaiser fled the uprisings that followed, and Alexander used them to rise to power. In the fifth and final uprising he had seized the military government, and rallied the nation behind the Nationalist Fascist Front. Soon after he had conquered Tobolo, and merged Osterreichisch-Ungarn with the CFE.
"Heil Mein Fuhrer," Reichsfuhrer-SS Albert Mayer saluted. Mayer had recently been promoted to head the Fuhrers guard, and secret service.
"Hallo, Mayer," The Fuhrer said walking towards Mayer. He shook his hand, and led him up to the palace. "How is the organization of the meetings going?" The Fuhrer asked.
"Good, we have sent out invitations to those we consider worthy enough." Albert said.
As the Fuhrer walked past people they saluted, and said "Heil mein Fuhrer," and he turned to salute them back. The Fuhrer made his way into the Ceremonial Hall. Formerly the throne room of the Kaiser, the Fuhrer had the banners, paintings, and throne hidden in the basements underneath the Palace. Instead he refurbished it as a dining room. At the far end was a podium where once every month the highest ranking members of the NFF and military would come to speak. Here was where the nation was truly ruled. Where the Fuhrer could determine who was loyal, and who wasn't. Now the walls of the room were adorned with nationalistic paintings of great Enzian victories. Banners of the NFF party, and paintings of the Fuhrer. Now the Fuhrer was to wait for his guests to arrive at the palace. Everything was in order, and so he waited at the entrance for the cars to roll in.

