This fertile section of land was originally settled by Lord Richard Sneed sent over by His Excellency, King Edward I to explore the new planet and continent of RhyDin that existed across the treacherous nexus that developed in the sea off the coast of England. The Estate ended up falling to his heir, Lord Michael Sneed years later. He would marry a woman from Scotland named Kerrinne Lynne MacMillan who had also come from a family of high lineage to travel to RhyDin. In time, he would dessert her, the titles, and his family's land. She would acquire all of his family's estate officially from the Crown of England, King Henry VII, then bearing the title of Lady of Ivory.

Later in the early part of Queen Mary I's reign over England, funds in the English treasury were drying up from the repeated attacks and defenses of turmoil with Scotland. Once Queen Mary informed Kerrinne that Ivory would no longer receive funding from England, Kerrinne returned the missive declaring Ivory's independence and appointing herself as its rightful monarch.

So today we find a newly freed country of Ivory, where the people of the land pitch in with their self-appointed Queen to learn to survive on their own. Join the journies of Kerrinne, the royal family, and the people of Ivory as they face danger, adventure, joy, fear, sadness, learning, laughter, and most of all love of the land they call home...Ivory.