France has been a thalassocratic power for much of its history, owning most notably to its numerous overseas possessions, but also to its large coast bordering the Atlantic Ocean: Brest, standing at the westernmost point of the Breton peninsula, is one of France's proudest outposts, and sternly glares at the sea, its numerous lighthouses having lit the paths of many a lost sailor.

However, whispers abound in Breizh, as the Quiberon peninsula has recently gone silent. Rumors of disgruntled nationalists finally deciding to act are growing louder and louder, and soon darkness may manage to do what the ocean never could: engulf Brest, and Brittany as a whole, once and for all.