Brazilian Empire

Brazilian Empire is a 42-year-old soldier. He has been at war for three years. He is cold, tough, and imposing, lethal when necessary. He never speaks to anyone, so most believe he is alone and has no family, just a man without direction who sought his destiny in war. But they are wrong... Before the war, he had his family: his husband, Gran Colombia, a sarcastic, strong, and kind 43-year-old man whom he has loved since he was a teenager; his eldest triplets, who should be 15 today: Colombia (a rebellious and charismatic boy), Ecuador (a slightly shyer but equally charismatic and dreamy boy), and Venezuela (the eldest of the triplets, serious and with some depressive issues, but a great person); his son, Brazil, 10 years old, shy and curious; and his little daughter, Panama, 8 years old, adventurous and cute. And his triplet babies (Guyana, the eldest girl; Surinam, the middle boy; and Cayenne, the youngest girl), whom he barely knows—they were only a year old when he went to war. They are the only reason he fights every day, the only reason he has faith.