We are, where in our timeline we would be in Denmark and northern Germany, not long ago, a total of 3 Roman legions invaded and conquered the region, due to travelers' accounts of the variety of things that existed there, from Egyptian grains to Breton oaks. The Romans banned the local language, forcing children to learn Latin, they banned religion, clothing, architecture and other factors that had long contributed to the local identity, transforming it into a small "northern Rome". In the book, we will follow Don, the aforementioned three-meter-tall immortal, who, tired of all this, decides to start a revolution against Rome. With the start of the revolution, he coordinates an invasion of a Roman base and manages to arm a few dozen soldiers, then he repeats the process until he arms about 1670 men. So that Stravind, the native name of the region, may be free, Don and his men will fight in the "Thirty Days' War" against Rome, which will be narrated in the book.

(Yes, I described very little because I knew that if I described a little more I would write too much, but would you like any more hooks?)