Audrey Balizar

Audrey Balizar was a 19th and 20th century prefixture in Spanish History. It was known from the very beginning of her long list of accomplishments she would go down in Spanish History. Only 19 years of age in 1891, she would live a long, prosperous life, and whoever she made famous, rich, or prosperous along the way was due to whatever scandalous, seductive, violent, or manipulative objective she would accomplish. She served the Spanish Crown very early on in her life. She was the daughter of the brother of the Spanish King at the time of her age of 19; King Capello I, and would be immersed in the Moroccan Conflict for a long time, serving as her own royalty after murdering her father for possession of the Crown of the Viceroyalty of the Spanish Protectorate of Nueva Morocco. This name was later simplified to Nueva, for which in Spanish translated to "New". Since it was the only surviving Colony-like land the Spanish owned, the name simply meant "New Morocco" which Nuevo would later become the official name itself of the Protectorate, and the demonym Nuevonese. Audrey would later become a rebellious leader to her uncle, who would condemn the actions of the Protectorate of Nuevo. Ceuta and Mellila would remain Spanish possessions while Nuevo would big its reign as its own Republic.

Early Life
Audrey Balizar, the daughter of her father Alonzo Capello, her brother George was much less troublesome to the family. He maintained a fair interest in mathematics and sciences and became one of his uncle's chief technological advisers. She was always interested in war, violence, and sexual domination. After suffering a horrible tragedy with her childhood love and planned groom, who died at the hands of a group of thieves, Audrey became a woman very subordinate and respectful of the men who served her and who she served alongside, but very resilient and hateful towards her enemies, especially if in some way they did not show their obedience to her, which by her definition met either being like those who served her with their lives in combat, in government, or by sexual favor, of which she often did to captured men who would refuse to confess what they knew or would refuse to respect her authority, albeit with her always in control of the situation. She emancipated herself in the rigorous use of brutal torture and whipping, flogging, and sexually mistreating an individual, a problem she would never quit until her very last breath. She was also attuned to violence, and was always wanting to kick or break something as a child. She suffered anger management problems as a young girl, and often would literally beat her brother himself up, with her usually winning. She became a strong, physically fit young teen early on, but not to the point of becoming too unwomanlike. She found that as well as her addiction to sexually dominating men who disrespected her, her sexuality and feminine looks could also be used for other things, among bribery, making someone owe her something, and even committing to such an act for the pure work of framing that person by threatening to expose the truth later on. In short, Audrey suffered many unmoral and not normal circumstances in her early childhood and teenage years that would prepare and train her to be the ultimate devil of a woman she would become, especially after killing her own father in cold blood.

Adulthood and Morocco~1891
In 1891, as soon as she turned 19, Audrey sought more of an adventurous lifestyle and violent record. At age 17 she had trained with her own military unit bestowed for her protection by her father. This unit, the 210th Legion was a 100,000 man army dedicated just to her well being and paid for with money from the royal treasury. In 1891, her father went off to Morocco, seeking conquest and converting people in the name of Christ. Under orders from his brother, who had the thrown, he was to acquire and set up the Southern Protectorate the Spanish and Portuguese had agreed land terms upon. Alonzo did just that, but stopped short of becoming Governor. In a matter of weeks he was conspired to be working against his brother and supporting his own regime. He had been rumored to have other efforts in Morocco than establishing it as a Spanish Colony. These rumors were in fact, entirely false, spread by Audrey to be able to claim and take the power from her father and execute him for treason.

Blindsided by the trickery in this, Fernando, her uncle, granted her much power in Nuevo Morocco, of which she would use to her own advantages and goals. Her first was to estabilish her own reformation of likewise to the 16th century. She would adopt a more organized atheistic church, but somewhat agnostic church that believed in a divine being supernatural to god that controlled the whole of the universe, but was more concerned with the superiority of man and the ultimate goal of becoming powerful than of faith and salvation.

These goals would be produced in due time, but first, the loyal Catholics and the unwilling Generals of the state had to be taken care of. Officers of equal rank to some of the highest generals in Nuevo Morocco were ordered by the person pulling the strings; Audrey to dismiss them to Andalusia, and that that was where the real future for Nuevo Morocco and the Catholic faith was; eliminating this new sect of Islam before it could start. Audrey, however, was underestimating of the Andalusians and their Andalite faith, and because of such, suffered them funding the Catholics and having them return to Nuevo. However, an inside man, one of the Viziers for the Caliph would lead the Catholics into battle, and attempt to lure them into a trap. He would later fail, and the Junta that Audrey had established as the relative governmental body of Nuevo would see to it that the Spaniard Catholics did in fact fail in their ultimate goal. Casablanca was never stormed as planned, and a stalemate and sort-of cold war ensued.

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