The Return of the Kings

Family from North and Central America.

Mexican Empire: He is a 48-year-old man. He was born before the conquest, in the Aztec Empire. His father was the Olmec Empire, who died when he was 7 years old. His sister, Aztec, who was 14 at the time, began to reign, and she was his greatest inspiration. He also had another sister, Mexica, 7 years younger than him. During the conquest, his nephew, Mexico, was born, the son of Aztec. He could hardly see him because his nephew's father (the Spanish Empire) wouldn't allow it. He began to care for him after his Aztec sister died. This event saddened him greatly, but his goal was to protect Mexico; nothing would change that. In 1820, he met Central America, his coworker. At first, they had a professional friendship, but over time they fell in love. Since they were both men, they couldn't speak openly about their relationship, so they kept it a secret. Imperio fell ill in 1823. The problem was that he didn't tell México that he was going to die, unintentionally giving him false hope. When México (who was only 8 or 9 years old) found out, the news was practically traumatic. Imperio spoke with him, but didn't accomplish much. However, he did reassure México that he was the most important person in his life. He died in 1824. He is cheerful, sarcastic, friendly, optimistic, clumsy, and handsome.

They are a family of Countryhumans from South America. Rio de la Plata: The father of the family. He is the oldest man in Latin America. He was born long before the Spanish conquest. When he was young, his father (the chief of a tribe) forced him to marry a girl from another tribe, Bohane. Although she was very kind, he simply couldn't love her. He was in love with his Mapuche best friend, whom he met as a teenager. When he was 20, his son Confederación Argentina was born. When he was 30, his son Argentina was born, then two years later his daughter Uruguay, and finally a year after that his daughter Paraguay. When the Spanish conquered America, he and his children were forced to serve the Spanish royalty. Although they had some status, they were still mistreated. During that time, he met Gran Colombia, a younger boy with a strong character whom he considered his younger brother. Rio de la Plata became independent in 18XX. He learned that the Brazilian Empire was the biological father of Uruguay, so they fought for custody. He died in 1830. He loved his children. He is understanding, wise, kind, protective, and a good father, although strict and somewhat conservative. Argentine Confederation: He's a 36-year-old man. He was born before the conquest, but was only 13 when it happened. He always tried to be the best older brother since he was 10 years older than Argentina and the rest. His world changed when his father died. He had to take care of Argentina (since his superiors wouldn't let him take care of his other two siblings). He was strict, but he loved them dearly. One day, some rebels broke into his house. He told Argentina to hide, went to confront them, but was killed in 1862. He's sarcastic, rebellious, empathetic, funny, and flirtatious.