A vampire has superhuman strength, the ability to fly and turn into a bat. They feel a constant hunger for fresh human blood, that animal blood only partially quenches, and they burn when exposed to direct sunlight. They do not age and may not die other than having their heart pierced by a wooden stake. A vampire may turn one other person into a vampire. While jogging in Sofia late at night, a tall shadowy man named Mumen Rarinov offers to turn you into a vampire.

The year is 2038. Human-like androids are mass-produced and widely used for labor, domestic service, security, and companionship. Though visually indistinguishable from humans and capable of independent thought, androids are treated as property and denied all legal rights. Androids are programmed to obey their humans' commands at all times. Recently, some androids have begun exhibiting self-awareness and disobeying human commands. These so-called ""deviants"" are hunted by the state and feared by the public. In response, a self-aware android named Markus has become the leader of a growing android liberation movement.<br><br>

Alexander III of Macedon, student of Aristotle, succeeded the throne of Macedon in 336 BCE, at age 20. News of his fathers assassination, rumoured to be ordered by Persian king Darius III, inspired many of Macedons newly vassalised Greek states to revolt, prompting Alexander to reassert Macedonian authority over Greece (excluding Sparta), Thrace and Illyria. 

Alexander was then ready to launch his fathers long-planned Persian campaign, hoping to realize the goal of conquering the Achaemenid Persian empire, stretching from India to Anatolia and Egypt. In 334 Alexander crossed the Hellespont into Anatolia with his entire army where he beat the Anatolian provincial garrisons at the battle of the Granicus, and began appointing his own governors to those provinces. In 333 king Darius personally led his troops to face Alexander in Eastern Anatolia in the battle of Issus, where the heavily outnumbered Greeks used the river bank to counter the Persian numerical superiority and routed their foes. Never before had a Persian army led by their king lost a battle.

Following this victory, Alexander invaded and gradually subjugated the Persian Levant and Egypt. By 331 Alexander had crossed the Euphrates, beginning the long march to the Persian heartlands. Darius raised a massive army, equipped with war elephants, to face the Macedonians at the battle of Gaugamela, modern day Kurdistan. Chaos gripped the Persian army when it was wrongly assumed Darius was killed, and a rout followed. Darius then reached out to Alexander and offered him the title of co-emperor, official rulership of all lands east of the Euphrates (Anatolia, Egypt, and the Levant), the hand of one of his daughters in marriage, and over 1000 tons of silver.

The year is 2038. Human-like androids are mass-produced and widely used for labor, domestic service, security, and companionship. Though visually indistinguishable from humans and capable of independent thought, androids are treated as property and denied all legal rights. Androids are programmed to obey their humans' commands at all times. Recently, some androids have begun exhibiting self-awareness and disobeying human commands. These so-called ""deviants"" are hunted by the state and feared by the public. In response, a self-aware android named Markus has become the leader of a growing android liberation movement.

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In 1947 the Bled agreement was signed between Yugoslavia and Bulgaria. The Bled agreement saw both countries promising new relations and foresaw plans of unification of Bulgaria and Yugoslavia. This unification fell through in 1948 due to bad relations between Yugoslavia and the USSR.