It was the year 1016, and Canute, the son of King Sweyn, had invaded England. However, Canute's forces were defeated by the Kingdom of England, though not without inflicting significant casualties on the English forces. Nevertheless, this setback would not deter Canute from his goal of conquering England. After the death of Edmund Ironside, Canute eventually succeeded in taking control of the entire kingdom.

14 years later, in the year 1030, King Canute met his demise at the hands of a man named Kane. Leading a massive army of soldiers and Vikings, Kane's sole purpose was the conquest of England.