Mikaela Levine

Mikaela Levine, most commonly known as The White Rose, was a military commander and political dissident in Post-War Britain and the eventual leader of the First Coalition and the first President of the Northern Commonwealth. Largely credited with bringing together the disorganised initial revolts of the Northern Revolution into an organised army, her shocking victory at the Battle of Trent against The British Army would mark the definitive end of any hope for reuniting the United Kingdom and is seen as the beginning of the Northern Commonwealth's Golden Age and the start of Great Anarchy in the South.

It is almost universally agreed that Levine is the most influential political and military figure in post-war Shattered Isles history, with her actions largely leading to the emergence of 'Yorkish' culture, the dominance of Northern States against the South, and the rapid re-industrialisation of the region following the Great War.

The cult of personality which surrounds Levine has lead to the mythologisation of many aspects of her life, with the average Northerner seeing Levine as half-way between a Saint and an Arthurian legend.

Early Life
Many of the facts of Levine's early life remain unknown, as Levine was famously reclusive regarding her own upbringing. What little we do know has been assembled from speeches and testimonies of those who were close to her.

Levine was raised in Yorkshire, England, by her father William.