Eastern Europe has gone from the spark of a Great War, through an upheaval of a political revolution, and has now found herself sitting in the thick of a civil war. While the western world is trying to mend itself from four years of tumultuous fighting, Russia is still baring her teeth and bleeding out. The White Army of the resistance, primarily formed of peasant soldiers and countryside militia groups, gypsies among them, are just not enough to counter the government backed Red Army. A botched assassination attempt on Lenin has caused cruel, and countless reprisals away from the public eye. But the people are talking, and the hate is rising. The Whites want the win more than anything, but wanting something just isn't enough to make it so. A lesson the gypsies have born all too well all too recently. Deaths have wreaked havoc in their little communities, and Aanya has reached her breaking point. She can't, and won't take anymore. But in her staunch defiance of moving forward, the world will continue to move without her, and the Count with it. Having formally left his world of riches behind him, Aanya is moving into his place for a short time, to tie up some loose ends. But will 1919 allow those ends to be tied?