In the Pre-War world, there was a great literary legacy among the people of Britannia. However, most authors with books surviving through the Great War seemed to have lived among the British Victorian era. Born in the odd years of 2220's, the man that would be known as Cú Chulainn was born in the most humblest and lowest of places, from there it would seem that luck and skill paved his way to becoming a skilled writer and philosopher. Fragile was his mind, however, and he began to go into sprees of writing bouts in which he would deprive himself of food. This eventually would lead him to a bitter end. He had written several dozen short stories, novellas, and books over his lifetime, however at the time of his death he had written 22 novels in the span of three months.