Time had moved on to April 17th, 1934, and after a lengthy period of preparation, Arthur finally received the best news yet—the nuclear weapons research and development team had created the first nuclear weapon, the Atomic Bomb Moss.
The name Moss was given by Arthur. Mors, the name of the god of death in Roman mythology.
By bestowing the name of the god of death upon this atomic bomb, Arthur's intention was more than clear.
No matter who the enemies of Australasia were, Moss and the subsequent series of nuclear weapons would become the grim reapers looming over the heads of Australasia's foes.
Before carrying out the final nuclear test, Arthur received a report from the nuclear weapons research and development team and saw the external appearance and internal structure of Moss.
