Christina II

Beginnings
Christina Elsa Anna II Snøfjord-Vär, was born on November 30, 1909 to the then-Queen of Arendelle, Christina I and Count Frederick of Norway. She is the only child of the preceding imperial family.

Childhood
Christina II grew up through very rough years as she grew up to experience first-hand the horrors of the First World War. As an only child, Christina got most from her parents. Unlike the previous monarchs, Christina had a relatively normal upbringing. She did not excel in anything, and was just an average child like everyone else.

During the First World War (1914 - 1918)
Christina aspired flew several missions during the war as her mother is a fighter pilot during the Battle of Holstein when the German forces threatened to invade Denmark. She spent the war-time period in Ulvefjorden, away from the capital as her parents fear that Elsastad is a high-value target.

After the War, and Teenage Years
Christina went to the Imperial University of Arendelle, but she enlisted to the Scandinavian Army as a field medic during the years after the First World War. After serving months in the medic, Christina joins the Scandinavian Air Force, and quickly fell in love with flying a fighter plane. At sixteen, Christina excelled through the ranks, and became Lieutenant General of the Air Force.

Years Leading Up to the Throne (1918 - 1937)
Christina assumes the Throne of Scandinavia and the Seat of Arendelle on February 27, 1937 when Christina I of Arendelle passes away. She is officially recognized as Monarch the day after, as it is to pay respect to the previous monarch's passing. As monarch, Christina passes many reforms, including the infamous Project Permafrost that has been blocked two times - first during Queen Catherine Iduna's reign, and second during the reign of her mother.

With a vote of 98 - 2, both the House of Lords, and the Scandinavian parliament passes the controversial project. Immediately, Christina funded the secret project as she fears that there will be another conflict that will be needed to be prepared for.

The Project Permafrost aims to integrate supernatural energy to man-made weapons, such as rockets and bombs. The world's first cold fission bomb was detonated in an underground facility in the North Fjordlands, away from any prying eyes. The blast radius was recorded to be between 100 to 250 kilometers, and releases no shockwave according to records. Christina calls the project "crucial, and a success" for all Scandinavians.

Christina married a Swedish noble, Duke Gustav of Götenburg. Together, they had two children, whom they raise very seriously.

Second World War and the Separatist Movement (1939 - present)
Christina II declines the ultimatum of the German dictatorship to hand over control of Swedish steel supplies, causing the Germans to attack the neutral Scandinavian Empire. Christina formally declares war on April 09, 1940 when the Wehrmacht divisions of Germany invaded Denmark. Christina, despite all the advises of her government, remained in Elsastad amidst almost half of the land being occupied by German forces.

Separatists led by Councilwoman Halge based in Stockholm declared independence from Scandinavia after a split within the Imperial Government occurred. Christina branded Halge and her followers as traitors, and this caused Christina to fight two separate wars.

Recent History
• On June 05, 1944, Christina II launches Operation: Frihet (Freedom), Scandinavia's offensive against the German invaders. Fifty thousand soldiers from the population of Arendelle proper are trained for four years during the Siege of Elsastad.

• Queen Christina II's husband, Duke Gustav Götenburg was killed-in-action during the Battle of the North Sea.