Aitsonian Periphery of The Blackstone Legion

"Aitso will be our new home. The people here, flawed, shall be reborn into a world where the Legion are in charge. There will be no Covenant, no Coalition, no opposition. Only the legion," 
 

- Godsyre, General of the Blackstone Legion, discussing his plans and strategies with fellow generals and officials, such as General Garuda, Vyvilian, and Lord Krylov. 

  The Blackstone Legion are a formidable force, considered to be the second strongest empire on Tyffon - having only lost their World War against the Covenant. Despite this, the Legion still had thousands of soldiers, and the capacity to destroy millions with their artillery, bastions, and militia. They may have lost their war, but they could still fight. Many schemers and intelligence officers that survived the final battles in the Blackstone Legion had offered up plans to the surviving officials. Tyffon was, in their minds, a lost cause. The Covenant had too many allies, and it was bound to be a case of repeating mistakes that had cost them their home land. The generals were furious - they had demanded for the heads of the officers who had believed that Tyffon could not be taken back - only for an Empyrean, said to be the most useful members of the legion, had agreed. Seen as arbiters of truth, the legion could not argue with their logic. They had to travel - travel to a different world, and create their empire there. One day, maybe, they could have their Legion become the most powerful empire in all of Abholos - but that day must wait. 
      Aitso was a perfect location to conquer, for there were very little forces there that could propery oppose them in their conquest. The most powerful beings on Aitso were titans, demons, celestials, and dragons. Demons were easy to bargain with - they were hellbent on causing human suffering and misery. It was easy to have them become close allies - for the Blackstone Legion wished to make Aitso into their paradise, and for it to become a land devoid of the Aitsonian people. The titans were, at least for most of them, no threat at all. They had little care over the politics of the world, and simply desired to do whatever their whims involved. So long as they aren't directly disturbed - they should be no threat.