The USS Gerald R. Ford, a colossal vessel cutting through the ocean waves, was alive with a palpable energy. The decks, usually buzzing with the orchestrated movements of military operations, were transformed into a sea of jubilation and camaraderie.

Troops from different nations mingled, their uniforms bearing the marks of valor and resilience, as they shared stories, laughter, and moments of unfiltered joy. The atmosphere was one of celebration, a collective exhale after the harrowing battles fought against the demonic threat.

On the deck, a group of sailors and marines had gathered, their voices merging in a chorus of jubilant songs and spirited chants. Flags of various nations fluttered in the sea breeze, symbolizing the unity forged amidst the crucible of conflict.

Vincent and Chris stood among their fellow troops, their faces lit with the glow of victory. They exchanged smiles and nods with comrades, sharing in the collective relief and elation of their hard-won triumph.

The aircraft carrier resonated with the sounds of celebration, the cheers and laughter mingling with the rhythmic hum of the vessel's engines. It was a testament to the resilience and unity of those who had stood shoulder to shoulder in the face of adversity.

As the USS Gerald R. Ford continued its voyage homeward, the horizon ahead seemed brighter, infused with the hope of a world free from the looming shadow of the Demon Army. The troops, basking in the camaraderie of shared victory, looked toward the future with renewed determination and a bond forged in the crucible of battle.

After a couple of weeks later, President Lincoln Clinton announced a meeting with leaders of New Russia, North American Continent countries(NACC), Japan, South Korea, Australia, Ukraine, New Zealand, Philippines, Botswana, New China, India, Namibia, South Africa, Lesotho, Eswatini, Mozambique, Zimbabwe, Malawi, Zambia, and Angola at the UN Building in NY.

The meeting was about to name of the gathered former countries from Earth like themselves. Or in better understanding words.

A name for so that nobody doesn't really have to repeat the name of the countries each time they mention them.

Lincoln clears his throat as he spoke in the microphone.

"I welcome all esteemed leaders and representatives to this historic gathering at the United Nations Building in New York. Today marks a significant step forward in our collective journey as we come together to address an important matter: the nomenclature of our united former countries from Earth."

"As we stand here, representing diverse nations and cultures, it is evident that a unified identity will serve to streamline our interactions and foster a sense of cohesion among us. The need for a collective name, one that encapsulates our unity while honoring our distinct heritages, is paramount."

"Our shared history, forged through adversity and triumphs alike, binds us together in this new world. We have faced the trials of conflict and emerged stronger through cooperation and mutual respect."

"I invite each of you to lend your voices and perspectives as we deliberate on a name that resonates with our shared values, aspirations, and identities. Let this gathering be a testament to our commitment to unity and collaboration as we pave the way for a brighter future for our united nations."

With that, President Clinton stepped back, opening the floor to the assembled leaders to engage in the momentous task of defining a name that would encompass the spirit of their collective alliance and heritage. The hall buzzed with anticipation as representatives from each nation prepared to contribute to this defining decision.

The hall filled with the murmurs of discussions and deliberations among the gathered leaders and representatives, each eager to contribute to the monumental task of choosing a name that would stand as a testament to their unity and shared vision for the future.

A representative from Australia raises his hand grabbing everyone's attention, "How about we call ourselves..." He pauses thinking very carefully about it. Then he spoke, "The Coalition of Summoned Countries. Or CSC for short."

The hall again fills with the murmurs and discussions among the gathered leaders and representatives about the name.

The proposal, "The Coalition of Summoned Countries," echoed throughout the hall, prompting contemplation and deliberation among the assembled leaders. Some nodded in agreement, while others appeared thoughtful, considering the implications and resonance of the suggested name.

Representatives from different nations rose to offer their perspectives on the proposed name, expressing a range of opinions and considerations.

A delegate from Japan stood and addressed the assembly, "The name CSC embodies the essence of our gathering, signifying the diverse nations summoned together in unity. It captures the nature of our collective identity and purpose."

However, a representative from New China rose with a differing viewpoint, "While the term 'summoned' acknowledges our convergence, it might inadvertently evoke a sense of imposition. Perhaps a name that emphasizes unity without alluding to the circumstances of our arrival could better reflect our cooperative spirit."

The discussions continued, with leaders offering nuanced perspectives and considerations, weighing the significance and connotations of the suggested name and proposing alternative ideas that resonated with their shared values and diverse heritages. The hall reverberated with dialogue and exchange as they collectively navigated the pivotal decision of defining their united identity.

A representative from India stood up, expressing their viewpoint, "The term 'Coalition' signifies unity and joint effort, aligning well with our collective resolve. However, 'Summoned' might carry a connotation of being brought together forcibly, which may not fully capture our shared will to unite."

Another representative, this time from Mexico, added, "Perhaps a term denoting a voluntary gathering could better reflect our choice to unite for a common purpose. How about 'Alliance of Unified Nations'? AOUN, if you will."

The hall once again buzzed with discussions, each suggestion igniting thoughtful debate and consideration among the leaders. The weight of choosing a name that encapsulated their shared identity and aspirations was evident in the earnestness of their deliberations.

Some expressed appreciation for the nod to their shared circumstances of being brought together in this new world, emphasizing the sense of being summoned from their respective origins. Others deliberated on the simplicity and inclusivity of the proposed name, highlighting its potential to encapsulate the diverse nations now united under a single banner.

A representative from Trinidad n' Tobago stands and addresses the assembly, "While the proposed name acknowledges our unique situation, might I propose an alternative that echoes our collective unity and resilience? What if we consider 'United Realms Alliance' or URA?"

The room fills with a renewed buzz as the delegates engage in further conversations, weighing the merits of the alternative name. Some voiced their agreement, emphasizing the idea of unity, while others sought clarification on the inclusivity of the term 'realms' in representing their varied origins.

Meanwhile, representatives from several other nations began offering their own suggestions, sparking enthusiastic debates and exchanges among the gathered leaders as they worked toward a consensus on the most fitting name for their collective alliance. The air in the hall was charged with anticipation as they navigated this pivotal moment in their shared history.

The discussion intensified as various representatives and leaders presented compelling arguments in support of their proposed names, each offering unique perspectives that contributed to the ongoing dialogue.

A delegate from South Korea stood up, addressing the assembly with a measured tone, "The proposed names highlight different aspects of our unity and shared purpose. However, we must also consider a name that resonates universally, transcending cultural nuances and individual interpretations."

Another delegate, this time from New Zealand, added, "Our alliance represents a convergence of nations, a coming together with diverse backgrounds and histories. 'Union of Sovereign Nations,' or USN, could encapsulate our collective strength while emphasizing our individual sovereignties."

The hall once again became a forum of discussion, echoing with debates and conversations. Some representatives nodded in agreement, acknowledging the significance of emphasizing both unity and individual autonomy within the collective alliance. Others raised questions about the potential connotations of the term 'sovereign' in the proposed name, seeking clarification on its interpretation and implications.

Amidst the exchanges, a representative from Botswana stood, offering a different perspective, "While 'Union of Sovereign Nations' conveys our shared identity and autonomy, what if we strive for a name that symbolizes our journey and evolution? 'Assembly of United Realities,' or AUR, acknowledges our convergence from different realms and signifies our collective forging of a new reality."

The proposal prompted a fresh wave of discussions and considerations, with leaders analyzing the implications and symbolism of embracing a name that spoke to their shared journey and the amalgamation of distinct realities.

In the midst of these deliberations, the atmosphere in the hall remained charged with anticipation, the weight of choosing a name that would embody their unity and aspirations palpable in the earnestness of their discussions. The leaders engaged in spirited conversations, each endeavoring to contribute to the defining moment of naming their unified alliance.

The discussions continued to evolve as various representatives presented their perspectives on the proposed names, each offering nuanced insights into the significance and implications of the suggestions. The diverse array of viewpoints reflected the multifaceted nature of the alliance, encompassing different cultural, historical, and ideological backgrounds.

A representative from South Africa rose to address the assembly, "The essence of unity is integral to our alliance, and 'Assembly of United Realities' embodies that spirit. However, the term 'Realities' might not fully encapsulate our diverse origins. Could we consider 'Global Unity Alliance' or GUA, emphasizing our collective commitment to global harmony and cooperation?"

His suggestion sparked a renewed wave of discussions, with some expressing resonance with the global inclusivity embedded in the proposed name. Others raised considerations about the terminology used, deliberating on how best to capture the essence of their shared journey and unity while ensuring representation for all member nations.

From a corner of the room, a representative from Canada raised a hand, seeking recognition from the chair. "While 'Global Unity Alliance' emphasizes our shared commitment to global harmony, might I suggest 'United Nations Coalition'? It honors our unity while avoiding potential ambiguity associated with terms like 'realms' or 'summoned.'"

The hall once again brimmed with lively conversations and debates, each suggestion provoking thoughtful discourse among the leaders. Some nodded in agreement, acknowledging the significance of emphasizing unity in the name, while others sought further clarification and deliberation on the proposed alternatives.

As the discussions continued to unfold, the atmosphere in the hall remained charged with anticipation, with leaders actively engaging in dialogue, striving to reach a consensus on a name that would resonate with the collective identity and aspirations of the newly formed alliance.

It was then Lincoln thought about both 'United Nations Coalition' and 'Alliance of Unified Nations'. Both have 'UN' in it. They are and do hold meeting and discussions in the UN Building.

Lincoln then rose to address the assembly, "How about a name with 'UN' in it. As we ALL are in a UN Building. AND it'll be easier and less of a problem to change the name of the building as it already has 'UN' in it."

This made hall silent for a moment as he was technically right. And it did open to doors to ideas for name that'll be easy as long as it has 'UN' in it.

The proposal by President Lincoln to incorporate 'UN' into the name resonated with the gathered leaders, prompting a pause in the discussions as they considered the practicality and alignment of such a naming convention with their current context in the UN Building. The notion sparked contemplation among the representatives, recognizing the potential for seamless integration and alignment with their operational setting.

A delegate from Japan stood to voice their thoughts, "The incorporation of 'UN' into our alliance's name would indeed reflect our location and facilitate an easier transition in the context of the UN Building. What about 'Unified Nations Union,' or UNU? It maintains the essence of unity while embracing the recognizable 'UN' acronym."

The suggestion initiated renewed deliberations, with leaders considering the proposed name and its alignment with the alliance's values of unity and cooperation. Some nodded in agreement, acknowledging the practicality of adopting a name that incorporated 'UN' while encapsulating their shared identity and purpose.

From across the room, a representative from New China raised an alternative proposal, "In the spirit of reflecting our unity and collective purpose within the UN Building, how about 'United Nations Alliance,' or UNA? It encapsulates our unity within the context of the United Nations."

The assembly engaged in further discussions, weighing the merits of the proposed names. Some expressed support for 'Unified Nations Union' (UNU), citing its coherence and symbolic representation, while others deliberated on the inclusive nature of 'United Nations Alliance' (UNA) and its alignment with their cooperative objectives.

As the discussions evolved, the atmosphere in the hall buzzed with thoughtful exchanges and considerations. The leaders, driven by the desire to select a name that would epitomize their unity and shared aspirations, navigated the process with a commitment to finding common ground and consensus.

The air in the hall was charged with a sense of purpose as they navigated this crucial juncture in defining their alliance's name, drawing inspiration from their shared commitment to unity and collaboration within the United Nations' precincts.

Amidst the exchanges, a representative from New Russia stood up, offering another perspective, "Considering our collective resolve and connection to the United Nations, what about 'United Nations from Earth' or UNE? It conveys our agreement and unity in a succinct manner. And it represents where we were originally from as we're not on Earth anymore and on a totally different planet. Plus, when we were-by 'we' I mean the our countries. Were summoned. Each country is within close proximity of each other. Like Russia is 900km from the US. Or 559.234m for anyone that doesn't use the metric system." She said the last part while looking at the Americans.

The suggestion put forward by the representative from New Russia resonated within the assembly, offering a unique perspective that emphasized their collective origins from Earth while acknowledging their proximity in this new, interconnected world. The proposal of 'United Nations from Earth' (UNE) prompted a moment of contemplation among the leaders, recognizing the significance of encapsulating their shared past while embracing their present unity within the UN Building.

A delegate from Japan nodded in agreement, "UNE reflects our shared roots and signifies our unity despite being summoned from different parts of Earth. It encapsulates our origins while symbolizing our current collective purpose within the United Nations."

The suggestion sparked a renewed wave of discussions, with some expressing support for the inclusive and evocative nature of 'United Nations from Earth' (UNE). Others deliberated on the simplicity and resonating essence of the proposed name, considering its potential to encapsulate their shared journey and interconnectedness.

From across the room, a representative from South Africa raised a hand, seeking recognition from the chair. "In light of the proposal, might I suggest a modification? What about 'Unified Nations of Earth' or UNE, emphasizing both our unity and our origins from Earth?"

The hall buzzed with renewed exchanges and considerations, with leaders engaging in thoughtful discourse on the merits of the proposed modifications. Some nodded in agreement, acknowledging the enhanced representation of unity and shared heritage embedded within the revised suggestion, while others sought further clarification and discussion on the proposed alterations.

Amidst the deliberations, the atmosphere remained charged with anticipation as the leaders navigated the process, each striving to contribute to the selection of a name that would reflect their collective unity and identity within the context of the United Nations and their shared journey from Earth to this new realm.

Soon, the hall buzzed with exchanges and agreements on of 'Unified Nations of Earth' (UNE) as Lincoln stood up silencing the room, "By a show of hands. Who agrees on the name 'Unified Nations of Earth' (UNE)?"

As Lincoln proposed the name 'Unified Nations of Earth' (UNE) and called for a show of hands, the hall fell into a hushed anticipation. Representatives from various nations exchanged glances, contemplating the significance and resonance of the proposed name. Slowly, hands began to rise, signifying agreement and support for the name that encapsulated their shared heritage and unity.

One by one, hands ascended in the air, representing the collective consensus of the gathered leaders. The room filled with a visual display of unity as numerous hands were raised in support of 'Unified Nations of Earth' (UNE). The gesture underscored their mutual agreement on the name that symbolized their shared journey and united purpose within the United Nations.

Amidst the rising hands and nods of affirmation, a sense of unity and collective resolve permeated the hall. The unanimous support for 'Unified Nations of Earth' (UNE) reflected the alliance's commitment to acknowledging their origins while embracing their present unity in this new realm.

Lincoln observed the scene with a nod of satisfaction.

"Thank you all for your decisive support. 'Unified Nations of Earth' (UNE) it is," Lincoln announced, the pride evident in his voice as he addressed the assembly.

The room echoed with a sense of accomplishment and unity as the leaders embraced the chosen name, recognizing its significance in representing their interconnectedness and shared purpose. Conversations and nods of approval rippled through the crowd, solidifying their commitment to the newly named alliance.

Amidst the atmosphere of collective satisfaction, Lincoln continued, "Let us carry forth this name as a symbol of our unity, cooperation, and shared determination within the United Nations. Together, as the Unified Nations of Earth, let us strive for a future of peace, collaboration, and progress."

With those words, the assembly resonated with a renewed sense of purpose and unity, setting the stage for the Unified Nations of Earth (UNE) to embark on a path of collective collaboration and mutual support within the realms they now called home. The chosen name stood as a testament to their shared heritage and unwavering commitment to forging a brighter future together.

The next morning, we see a lamia heading to a 7-Eleven to buy a few snacks and coffee in the state of Texas. As she was shopping, she saw a press announcement on the flat screen tv by the cashier.

She sliders to the register to both get a better look and hear what it is as a few other customers did the same. Including the workers.

"Excuse me, can you turn up the volume, please?" The lamia asked the cashier as he picked up the remote and raised the volume as President Lincoln shows up to announce the pubic about the new name 'Unified Nations of Earth' (UNE).

The lamia, intrigued by the announcement, leaned in closer to the TV screen, her attention captivated by President Lincoln's address regarding the newly named alliance, the Unified Nations of Earth (UNE). As the broadcast unfolded, the lamia observed the reactions of the other customers and workers in the store, noting a mix of curiosity and interest mirrored in their expressions.

President Lincoln's voice echoed through the convenience store, outlining the significance of the alliance's chosen name and emphasizing their commitment to unity and collaboration within the realms. The lamia, amidst the hum of the store and the broadcast, absorbed the details of the announcement, recognizing the importance of this development for the nations within the United Nations.

After the broadcast concluded, the lamia, feeling a sense of connection to the newly named alliance, gathered her snacks and coffee, contemplating the implications of this unified identity for the diverse nations now known as the Unified Nations of Earth (UNE). As she left the store, she carried with her a newfound awareness of the shared journey and collective aspirations of the allied nations in this new world.

That same morning, we open up to Captain Anthony Towson's estate as we see him reading a letter that had a royal stamp and it was address to him.

"I'm invited to meet a king and his family?" He said with a raised eyebrow and a tone of confusion as he looked at the Head Butler and the Head Maid.