In the vast, boundless sea that was once the North American Central Plains, a massive, pure-black Super Giant War Armor stood majestically.
The Super Giant War Armor's shoulders and head rose above the sea's surface. For centuries, the surrounding area had been occupied by all sorts of floating islands and seaborne debris, home to tens of thousands of people.
This was one of the Holy Corpse Markets under the jurisdiction of the Western Council: the Floyd Market.
A legend about this Super Giant War Armor had long circulated among the human survivors living here.
According to legend, the person this pure-black Super Giant War Armor was based on was a great figure from the history of the ancient powerhouse, Eagle Country. She was a black, female, Muslim homosexual with one-quarter Indian blood who had adopted three Vietnamese children and made tremendous contributions to the social equality movement in Eagle Country at the time.
