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Frieden wird gewinnen,
Die Menschheit steht über jedem Krieg.
Eines Tages werden alle Waffen verschwinden,
Und alle Kinder werden lächeln.

O unsere Nation
Du wirst für immer in Frieden sein.
Gott verbiete jeden Krieg,
Unsere kleinen Hoffnungen bleiben für immer bestehen.

Frieden wird gewinnen,
Der Sieg wartet auf uns.
Wir sind Kinder der Welt,
Wir sind alle gleich.

O unsere Nation
Wir werden immer für den Frieden kämpfen,
Keine Waffen können unsere Hoffnung töten,
Keine Tank können frieden töten.

Written by Íslenska Sigurðsdóttir, 2018

Peace will win,
Humanity is above every war.
One day, all weapons will disappear,
And all children will smile.

O our nation
You will be at peace forever.
God forbid every war,
Our little hopes will last forever.

Peace will win,
The victory is waiting for us.
We are children of the world,
We are all the same.

O our nation
We will always fight for peace,
No weapons can kill our hope
No tank can kill peace.

Read factbook

Ham Federation is ranked 10,810th in the world and 545th in The North Pacific for Largest Pizza Delivery Sector, scoring 5,359.99 on the Pepperoni Propulsion Productivity Index.

- The following is an official broadcast from the Kyoki Chudoku no Himitsu no Shakai -

“People of the world. This announcement is intended to reveal something obvious yet essential. Many nations have been documented as making use of supernatural abilities. In of itself, this is not a concern. However. Many of these abilities result in calamity. The destruction of nations, the deaths of legends, and the tearing asunder of the fabric of reality itself. In order to preserve this world, action must be taken to prevent certain forms of the arcane being utilised in a dangerous manner. The Nightmare War is evidence enough of that. It is our goal to ensure the security of the world from that which threatens us from beyond. If you seek to bring chaos to this world, if you seek to tear this reality apart, or if you seek to dominate this planet with arcane strength, consider this your first and only warning.

We are always watching.

- From chaos, order -

Territorio di Nessuno, Great solordia, Lotion Empire, British Bayonet, and 2 othersDeerfenland, and Oskarheim

How do you use heading on Nationstates?

Kyoki Chudoku wrote:- The following is an official broadcast from the Kyoki Chudoku no Himitsu no Shakai -

“People of the world. This announcement is intended to reveal something obvious yet essential. Many nations have been documented as making use of supernatural abilities. In of itself, this is not a concern. However. Many of these abilities result in calamity. The destruction of nations, the deaths of legends, and the tearing asunder of the fabric of reality itself. In order to preserve this world, action must be taken to prevent certain forms of the arcane being utilised in a dangerous manner. The Nightmare War is evidence enough of that. It is our goal to ensure the security of the world from that which threatens us from beyond. If you seek to bring chaos to this world, if you seek to tear this reality apart, or if you seek to dominate this planet with arcane strength, consider this your first and only warning.

We are always watching.

- From chaos, order -

"This is a baseless accusation. Magic isn't real at all! We should totally hold a conference bringing these people to light so that we can strictly explain why everything they are saying is indeed false and baseless!"

-Imperator Ordea

Great solordia

Pollonia wrote:Itallitopia
Krustevland
Tanabon

The combined attack by the HL coalition and the Democratic resistence overwhelmingly sent the fascist government into a frenzy, knocking them off their short lived stability and control.

OOC: sorry for the delay im really busy

Paradise of Phantoms

"Echo 1-4 to Ground Command, we are entering the Area of Operations. Commencing CAS mission." Echo 1-4 would say to the radio, receiving a response soon after "Ground Command to Echo 1-4, we read Echo 1-4, 1-2, and 1-3 you are clear to proceed to targets. The skies are yours and Air Defense is absent at present, you are clear to fly freely. Over." Echo 1-4 would radio to his wingmen "Echo 1-2 and 1-3, Line formation." they would respond with "Copy last, over." and then proceeding to turn their EMS-4's over to the formation with Echo 1-4 flying in a Line formation as they close in on their target. "Commence descent, weapons free gentlemen." this would be followed by the EMS-4's switching over to a V formation then conducting a descent to the enemy convoy. The convoy would then be struck by 12x Mk82's and then followed by the planes turning around "Commencing strafing run." this would be followed by the EMS-4's flying at low speeds and low altitudes towards what is left of the convoy, firing unguided rockets and firing their Vulcans at any ground target left in the road. "All units, target has been eliminated, RTB." this would be followed by the EMS-4's pulling back to the sky and heading back.

The EMS-4's would then fly in formation in the skies as they headed back to base "Echo 1-4 to command, CAS mission complete, send the Rapid Response Force to clear the rest out. Over." command would then reply back "Copy that Echo 1-4, RTB, over." Echo 1-4 would then sign off to Command with saying "Echo 1-4, over and out. I'll contact back once we're near the Airfield."

Territorio di Nessuno, Great solordia, British Bayonet, and East supple lund

Great solordia

Metamen wrote:"This is a baseless accusation. Magic isn't real at all! We should totally hold a conference bringing these people to light so that we can strictly explain why everything they are saying is indeed false and baseless!"

-Imperator Ordea

"O how wrong thou art, blind one! Hast thou not seen the recordings o' the nightmare war? Hast thou not seen hwat destruction arcane hath done to ye lands o' Kyoki Chudoku? Or hwat about ye lands o' Paxiosolange? I assure thee also, the arcane abominations to hath been unleashed upon this world art very well documented. And if thou wish to see magic happen infront o' thee... I, Solordiar Liftoke, can show thee some!"

~ Solordiar Liftoke, Inperatas dí Sæderia (Emperor of Saideria)

"...The Tanabonian military was deployed to Macecronia today it would seem, total numbers are unclear but, but all sorts of aircraft and vehicles as well as ships are said to be sent. Gotta protect fellow democracies I guess."
-Exerpt from the newspaper, February 5th, 1964.

Great solordia and East supple lund

Antiyard wrote:The Minister of Finance Ivanova Gavrilova on behalf of the Government of Antiyard would like to bring to the notice of OSEAN that the CoIC is a major consumer of Antiyardian products and such an embargo would put considerable stress on our economy. Hence, OSEAN may consider a special exception for Antiyard which excludes any provision for immediate halt of trade between the 2 nations.

The Minister of Foreign Affairs Valencia Fernandez invites a special envoy of the Confederation of independent colonies to meet an Antiyardian representative to work out this special situation to the benefit of all parties involved.

The Parliament is in uproar over this incident which is certainly going to affect the Presidential elections scheduled in a few days from now.

Please note that the post was RPed from the perspective of Chilokver, not as an alliance-wide directive. The post does not affect other OSEAN members unless they were to join in the sanctions themselves.

East supple lund

Crown isles

Parliament Reaches Decision Regarding No-Entry Zone

Due to increasing tensions and aggression against OSEAN by other alliances, the Crown Isles Parliament has unanimously decided that it will enforce a no-entry zone in its waters. All unauthorized military vessels found in Crown Isles territorial waters WILL BE SHOT DOWN.

Great solordia, The syca, and East supple lund

Kyoki Chudoku wrote:WARNING: This post is about the Nightmare War. It involves such things as child soldiers, rotting corpses, war trauma, brutality and masochism. If you do not wish to read about these things, do not read this post. You have been warned.

Rifts between worlds flickered high above. A distant glow, a light beyond the black clouds that had eneveloped the sky, was the only sign of the rising sun. Even so, that light was filtered by the clouds, and combined with many of the red rifts to cast a crimson tint on a land already soaked in blood. The hills on the outskirts of Kyoki Chudoku’s capital city had once been covered in foliage and the occasional small village. Now, the largest installations present were communities turned to rubble, improvised military bases, and the ever growing walls of strung-together corpses that served as barricades against the Warsaw Pact advance. Atop these walls, machine guns and agony projectors were ready to meet any enemy offensive. Some rotting segments of broken bodies had been replaced with vehicular debris, destroyed tanks and siphons forming the hardest points of their defensive line. Children wandered around the area in military formation. Some of them manned the gun emplacements or the mounted anti-tank rocket launchers, their youth giving them fast reflexes. Others assembled in small groups, to have their legs broken by their comrades and their bodies dumped inside the wall of recycled dead. Almost crushed beneath their fallen compatriots, these child soldiers were placed within the wall itself, part of the tangled mess that was the barricade they reinforced. But from within those confines, they had just enough sight and strength to open fire on any enemy who came close from a position few would ever suspect. This location was the last defence against any enemy advance before the city suburbs would be within reach.

Within the closest thing these Tengokuren warriors had to a field command centre- little more than several tents connected together and filled with communication equipment- a man and a woman sat on the ground, examining maps of the situation. The woman was a follower of Naosu, her advanced armour coloured black rather than white and given special violet markings to denote her rank. She had been engineered for combat and command consideration, designed from rebirth and trained for all her new life to perform this role with the utmost conviction and effectiveness. Her pain receptors warned her of danger when she was struck, but she did not feel any kind of agony. She knew when sleep was necessary, but she was never tired. And by She Beyond Divinity’s will, she had been blessed with arcane power- the power of regenerating flesh, rejuvenating organs, healing any injury or malady that threatened her soldiers. The closest thing she had to a name was Juu-Ichi- meaning “eleven”, as she was the eleventh individual created for this role.

In contrast, the man was much more exposed to the elements, wearing no armour and instead relying on thin fabric of a dark red colour. He had been nekofied as they all had, remade in Her image, but he had taken this a step further than most dared. For upon his head was not a pair nor a trio of feline protrusions, but four. The two further back were mismatched, taken from fallen Chudokuren nekos. The imposter’s followed had garnered a morbid tradition of severing the ears of fallen Tengokurens, and so he had followed in their footsteps- but had then stitched some of his trophies onto himself. This was also the reason he had granted himself an addition pair of cat-like tails, though both were still and lifeless compared to his true, original one. A follower of Kurushimi, he reveled in all suffering, regardless of who experienced it. From agony, he took power, the ability granted by his own blessing- manipulation of flesh. His name was Motoyuki, and his title was that of the Meat-Thresher.

“The enemy have captured several villages along the hillside.” Juu-Ichi’s voice was distorted by her face-concealing helmet, cold as ice, mechanical and rational. “Our primary objective is to make their advance as lethal and difficult as possible. Unlike us, our enemy’s soldiers value self-preservation. Their advance will be predictable. Chemical weapons will be released into the areas of lesser elevation, to ensure that any attack on our command centre here will result in heavy losses for infantrymen. The defensive will be brutal. We have a high chance of significantly delaying their efforts.”

The Meat-Thresher stood up, shaking his head. “It is not the defensive that concerns me, but our counter-attack. We have reports of enemy machines. Panzerhunden, they are supposedly called. The metallic abominations must be eradicated. It is unfortunate they feel no pain. I would love to feel their suffering.” His smile widened as he turned to face Juu-Ichi. “The Incarnation of Purity’s forces have weaponry perfect for dealing armoured targets. I propose we begin deploying breaching rifts against enemy armoured forces. No amount of steel will protect against such tactics.”

“Our hover-tanks will be adequate to deal with enemy armoured forces. However, I will stipulate to the potential benefits of your suggestion. The primary purpose of our offensive is to further reduce enemy power, thus delaying and hindering their own invasion. An attack on their supply lines would be optimal. However, the rift transportion system has become increasingly erratic due to interference. We can no longer reliably control where forces who enter the portals will arrive. Reinforcements are limited.”

Motoyuki sat back down, pondering, his true tail crushed beneath his body weight as he thought about the situation. “It is not just the main enemy we must be concerned with. More than one group of Chudokurens have managed to escape eradication, and these pockets of resistance could strike from any direction. I have ordered some troops to hunt them down. Our ambush tactics have been useful, but they’re starting to be predicted. We need to-“

“Attention!” A soft, high-pitched voice called out to the pair. A young girl had entered the room, six years of age. She served as a messenger. “The Incarnation of Pain will speak with you now!” An order from a goddess was not something either could refuse. Without hesitation, they stood and marched towards the secondary communications room. The main communications area was filled with several lesser-ranked instructors and commanders who ordered small units around, whereas the secondary room was used for more classified communications to the ones in charge of the theatre as a whole. As soon as they reached the communicator proper, each knelt on the ground. There was no image- battle communication devices were audio only- but it made no difference. This was a moment of reverence, admiration, worship.

A soft voice came over the channel. “Juu-Ichi...Motoyuki...you have been placed in command of the coastal defences...while I hunt down my...own enemy.” Each hesitation was deliberate, drawing out the moment. “I have...so much agony...to appreciate...soon. But for now...I need you to tell me...how is...the defence?”

Juu-Ichi spoke first, her tone flat, but the most emotional it ever became. For even her, speaking with a goddess was an important moment. “We are preparing a counter-attack now, my goddess. We are eliminating remaining resistance and readying our primary defensive line.”

“Their suffering is increasing,” added Motoyuki, “with every moment they persist. Soon, they will begin to break as our previous foes did. There is only so much one of them can witness while remaining sane.”

There was a deep intake of air, and a sigh of satisfaction. “Good...ensure that they have no...rest from any of this. Make them...regret...ever coming here. Make them wish...they were dead...and grant them...that wish...you know what to do. I trust you...to do your duties...no matter what may...happen...”

“Yes, goddess.” The two spoke at once. With that, the communication ended. The two walked into a nearby room, this time the central communications complex. Juu-Ichi gave a salute, which was returned by the children, armoured soldiers, and exposed soldiers within. “Inform the offensive force to begin the assault. By Her will!”

The entire room erupted into a shout. “By Her will!”

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Sayomi examined the world through a monitor. It had been a long time since she’d ventured outside of their Akuma main battle tank, and for good reason. Outside, it was cold. The ground squelched and she couldn’t tell if it was mud or blood that made it sink in her footsteps. Corpses littered the roads and grasslands, children laughed and smiled as they attempted murder, and the sky was dark and tainted like their entire reality had been by the blight of this invasion from beyond. Outside, Sayomi was nothing more than a mashed-together mixture of meat and bone, waiting for her innards to be spilled out by the next surprise attack or for her body to become intoxicated by the venomous aroma of mustard gas. But inside her tank, commanding the turret, she was an unstoppable monster, able to kill any who got in her way without a scratch on her own form. It was safe inside. Yes, it was dark, but that hardly changed outside, and ambushes were far more likely to come from bushes or buildings then their own vehicle. Besides...seeing all that horror through a screen rather than her own eyes made this feel like game. Yes, that’s what it was. A game. A fun game. A game with realistic physics and unrealistic over-the-top brutality. A game where she had five shells left, only two of which were able to penetrate any kind of armoured target. A challenging game. Thinking of it as a game made it easier to cope with the fact that it was very, very likely that they were all going to die in agony.

There was a scream from beside her. Their captive. It was hard for her to think of the woman as anything but a captive with the rope tied around her. It wasn’t to harm her, of course. It was protection. Sayomi had seen horrors during the war. They all had. She revelled in some of them. The brutal deaths of children who dared attack her were marked on her flesh in a tally kept in slashes and scars. But she’d never before witnessed someone with a syndrome as unsettling as Ioko. At intervals with no pattern, she would scream out, losing control of her body, flailing around from a jolt of pure pain that surged through every organ, every joint, every fragment of her being. It hurt even thinking about it. And it hadn’t gone away. There were no painkillers lying around to treat it, not even any alcohol. The most they had was the packet of cigarettes kept by the Sergeant, and she’d probably choke on one of those if she had a bout of pain while trying to keep the pain away that way. Ioko truly was a captive, being tortured by an enemy they could not see, let alone kill. Sayomi still remembered the moment the woman had begged them to free her from that agony...to kill her. Kenshin almost had.

Don’t think about it. You’ll regret it if you do. Focus on the moment. They could be anywhere. We need to get revenge on them, that’s all. Another one or two or ten or twenty dead Tengos ground beneath our treads. That’ll fix the problem. They want to kill us, hurt us. So we kill them. Hurt them. Tie them to our tank, let them see the eyes of their own dead face to face before we blow off more heads with our main gun. It was satisfying to kill them. They weren’t people. They weren’t even monsters. They were just an enemy, like an enemy in a game. Inhuman. Worthless. Nobody cared about them, and it was fun to kill them. They deserved it- no, they existed for it! They said their purpose was serving their so-called Heaven of All Worlds, but that was a lie. They existed only so she could kill them. Yes, yes, that made sense. Of course it did. Why wouldn’t it? They weren’t alive! They were programs, nothing more! They had no minds or wills of their own, just code and calculations behind a facade of inhumane humanity.

She heard a squelching sound and felt the tank’s slowed movements. The Akuma was designed for rough environments, but she had served in it long enough to know the minute differences between different terrain types. The softness of grass compared to dirt, the flatness of proper roads, the crunchiness of leaf litter, and the squelching of a mass of corpses being driven over- Sayomi knew how to tell these apart. She scanned the area with her main gun.

“Driver! How much farther?” the Sergeant called out. His voice was deep and sickly. She remembered what he’d said about the phosgene attack that had torn his lungs. And to think he had the gall to start smoking after all of that. She wasn’t going to complain about it, though. Each of them had habits. If she was allowed self-mutilation to keep herself sane, he was allowed a couple of addictive tubes of tar and battery acid.

“About five kilometres away, sir!” Kenshin’s voice was that of a young man trying to hide his abject terror with confidence. The war had hardened most of them, but it seemed to have made him soft and sick. Much as she hated cowardice, Sayomi didn’t complain about it. How could she? He didn’t see it like she did. To him, it was all too real. If this were all real, nobody could handle it in their right mind. Good thing it was all a game. Yes, an elaborate game. Even if she sensed it all with her own eyes, ears, tongue, nose, it was a game. Even if it hurt, it was a game to her. It had to be. She had to hold on to that delusion- no, knoweldge. It was the only way she could cope with it, take pride in it, revel in all the death she had caused and how the enemy’s smiles seemed entirely unaffected no matter how many organs she removed from their dying forms.

It was then that she saw it. A child, running towards them. “Target spotted, sir! Sarge! Get ‘em!” Ah, at last! A target! A running ragdoll for her to take our her frustration on! She took aim with the fixed machine gun, and fired. The Sergeant controlled the mounted gun from within, blasting the kid with a barrage of bullets until his broken body barrelled face-first into the dirt. “One down! Watch for more, everyone.” Sayomi held back a giggle. It was a shame she couldn’t drive the tank over the corpse just to rub in her victory. Moments of tension and anxiety led to these exhilarating flashes of excitement and delight, the chance to kill those Tengos, a chance to be taken at every opportunity.

Another child emerged from the hillside, clambering down to meet their tank on one of the flatlands. Another came, and another, and another, firing their assault rifles. More came from the other direction. “Gunner, take right! I’ll take left!” The Sergeant’s stern tone was an authority she obeyed without consciously realising, a side effect from spending so long in service. She smiled as she took aim, mowing down another, but more kept coming. “How many of these children are there!?”

“Sir, recommend we deploy tox-screen!” Kenshin’s voice was frantic. Most Chudokuren Akuma tanks used conventional smokescreens, but this tank had been used by the Hostile Environment Brigade. As such, it instead made use of a chemical cocktail of gaseous toxins mixed in with the ordinary smoke, producing a poisonous atmosphere around the vehicle.

“Deploy it! Now!” Through the monitor, Sayomi saw the air become misty, a film of yellow-green coating everything.

“Screen deployed, sir!” More machine gun fire was unleashed. If the children remained in the screen for long, they would die. But they didn’t care. Their intelligence was so pathetic that they didn’t value their own lives in the least. They kept charging, kept coming, kept dying. A group of them had gathered together in her sights.

“Sir, they’re getting too close!” Sayomi’s voice was now an equal mix of concern and thrill. “Permission to fire AP?”

“Granted!” As soon as she heard that word, she pulled the trigger. An anti-personal round was released from the barrel, smashing through bodies and scattering the remains of numerous Tengokurens in all directions. A small crater had formed under the site of impact. With the gas growing thick, she switched to thermal imaging. The main issue wasn’t holding them off. It was holding them off without running out of ammunition.

“Load AP!” The Sergeant’s tone was growing more desperate. Sayomi heard a clanging sound below her. Shinsui, the loader of the vehicle, had done his job, loading an anti-personnel round.

“AP loaded, sir!” Sayomi kept focus on the outside. The advance had been stemmed. A few more rushed towards them, but they lacked any kind of weapon to pierce the tank’s armour. Then she saw one child holding some kind of circular device, like a bizarre futuristic mine. Sayomi’s mind flashed back to an early encounter, where a similar weapon had been used to destroy a door. Not by breaching it, but by...removing a spherical radius of matter around it, just making it no longer exist. They’re going to...not on my watch they aren’t! But it was too late. He’d already thrown it. “THEY THREW A CHARGE AT US! EVADE! NOW!” Sayomi’s throat hurt from the sheer force of her words.

“Forward, full!” The Sergeant gave the order, and the tank charged ahead at maximum acceleration. Seconds later, there was a strange sound, like air being sucked inside a vacuum cleaner, and a high-pitched burst of noise. In the rear-view, Sayomi saw a section of road that no longer existed, a perfectly hemispherical pothole where their tank had been.

There was a scream, and she turned the turret to face the appropriate side...only to realise it was Ioko again. Sayomi sighed, then turned her attention back to the screen. There was a rumbling sound, a distant whir, and... No! We’re not prepared for this! “Unload the round! Enemy armour, inbound!” While Shinsui scrambled to load an anti-tank shell, the enemy hover tank emerged onto the road. Terrain was no hindrance for such a vehicle. It was painted bright grey, apparently intended for urban use. Beside its main gun was a machine she recognised- an agony projector. Before they had time to fire, the hover-tank unleashed its own shell, which barely scraped against the surface of the Akuma. “Shot deflected!”

“Shell loaded!”

“Firing!” The shot soared through the air, smashing into the hover tank and sending it drifting backward a short distance, a rupture appearing in its armour. But it was not out of action yet. It fired another shot, and this one slammed directly into the Akuma’s tracks.

Kenshin called out. “Tracks are damaged! We can’t evade fast enough!”

“Shell loaded. It’s the last AT we have!” Shinsui was breaking heavily, his grim resignation evidence in his tone.

“Firing!” Sayomi fired, her shot piercing the rupture and exploding within the tank itself. The hover-tank fell to the ground, its innards and crew devastated, unable to fight back. Immediately, the Akuma began to turn around, though Sayomi kept her gun pointed on the path to the Tengokurens. With a damaged tread, and no anti-tank shells left, they were in no position to fight. The Sergeant summed it up with his next words.

“Fall back. We need to recover.” After several minutes of driving in silence, nobody willing to speak, the only sound Ioko’s sporadic bursts of utter excruciating torment...they arrived at a ruined village. There were no personnel in sight, just...rubble. “Shinsui, get out there and fix the tank. Kenshin, protect him. Sayomi, keep that gun online. I’m having a smoke.”

“Yes sir.” With that, she took a knife from her pocket. How many had it been? How many kills had she gained? At least seven, right? That sounded close enough. Kenshin got the points for the tox-screen, but she had taken down the tank. That was something to celebrate, wasn’t it? Sayomi placed the blade against her wrist, and made a cut. Blood trickled from the wound. One. She made another. Two. It was starting to hurt a lot now, but it was worth it. Even if she died, it would remain on her body. A score of blood. Three. Oh, she had to cross the gate this time. Four. Time for a new line. It was hard to see the best spot beneath all the blood, but she continued anyway. Five. Six. Seven. Then, she placed her bloodstained blade on her other wrist and made a single, long, horizontal slice. And the tank. Taking deep breathes, she returned her attention to the monitor.

We were so close...but we some way to find supplies. Ammunition, especially. Otherwise...it’s game over for all of us...

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“Everyone! Are you all ready?” A woman in armour stood in front of a battalion of children.

“Yes, miss!” The assembled rows of Children raised their assault rifles. Not all of them were armed with such weaponry, however. Some had disruption weapons that tore the fabric of reality apart. Some carried rocket launchers for anti-tank purposes. Some held bolt-action rifles for long range engagements, though that was generally left to the adult soldiers or artillery. Some carried no ranged weaponry at all, instead relying on knives, suicide bombing, or their own fists and teeth. A few wore fabricated or even stolen Chudokuren uniforms.

“Have you all eaten up?” The woman was pacing around a little now. Behind her were the siphons they had prepared for the offensive, massive vehicles twice as tall as tanks, designed to literally drain the life from any caught in their weaponry’s path.

“Yes, miss!” The children had eaten. Of course, most of what they had consumed had been from the wall of flesh that protected their base of operations, or from the enemies they had killed.

“Good! Now. What do you do if they have guns shooting at you?”

“Charge the heretics!”

“What do you do if artillery comes down on you?”

“Charge the heretics!”

“What do you do no matter what happens, unless we say otherwise?”

“Charge the heretics!”

“Very good! Alright, children! Move out!” The mass of children began their advance, marching in step alongside the tanks and other forces. Beyond the hill in front of them was a gauntlet of machine guns, artillery fire, toxic gas and heretics. But they were unfazed. One of the children, Eiko, marched alongside her friends. She was excited to get the chance to see real battle for the first time. She remembered all the stories about the heretics, and how evil they were. They needed to die! This was going to be so much fun!

As they approached their target, the song began. Each of them sung at the top of their lungs, creating a high-pitched cacophony which filled them all with enthusiasm and devotion. “Glory to She Beyond Divinity! Glory to each of the Megani! Glory the Heaven of All Worlds! We are supreme! We are righteous! Anyone who says we are wrong must die! Kill all the heretics! Kill all the heretics! Make them wish they were never alive! Kill all the heretics! Kill all the heretics! Stab them and and shoot them until they all die!”

The group began to march over the hill. The formation began to break apart. From behind them, mortar and artillery fire thundered. Shells and orbs of magical energy fell upon the enemy position as the valleys surrounding them started to fill with poisonous gas. They didn’t care. The children began to sprint, still singing as they opened fire on their heretics. Eiko couldn’t shoot. She didn’t have a gun. All she had was a knife. “Kill all the heretics! Kill all the heretics! Burn them down and make them cry! Kill all the heretics! Kill all the heretics! They deserve only eternal suffering!”

Another burst of shells erupted, this time in the air. An experimental new chemical weapon, this shells released a concentrated aerosolised version of nekofication serum. For some reason, heretics were known to really hate the experience of being reborn as the property of She Beyond Divinity. It was really strange. It didn’t make any sense to Eiko. That was a really good experience! Why didn’t they appreciate it? Probably because they were evil. “Kill all the heretics! Kill them all! Even if we die, we will kill them all! Their lives are meaningless! Our lives are righteous! We give everything for Her will! They give nothing but evil and treachery, so they must be killed!”

Many of them had been gunned down, but a few children had managed to clamber up the hillside. Eiko noticed one man in a Chudokuren uniform, trying to hold posiiton behind a large rock. She leapt over it, kicking him to the ground. Before he could shoot her, he stabbed him in the eye. This was fun! He screamed really loudly and tried to push her off, but she was on top of him now, and kept stabbing his face until he finally stopped struggling. Then she took his pistol. A gun! She even got a gun from killing the heretic! The man’s body below her began to contort, skin being pushed and broken as new organs forced their way through. A lot of the Tengokurens had been given the chance to put nekofication serum on their knives as an added edge. That way, when the heretics died, they would still be Hers! It was a wonderful way to make sure that the heretics could never win even if they said that they won by dying for their evil cause.

Eiko continued the climb. Her lungs were starting to hurt. Probably from the gas she’d ran through. But that was fine! She didn’t mind if she died. It wasn’t important. She was dying for a worthy cause, and would spend eternity in happiness because of it. She Beyond Divinity was so generous to Her creations! Eiko finally reached the top of the hill. For a second, she stared a young man in the eye-

And was immediately ripped apart by a mechanical monster. Her lifeless body tumbled down the hill, other children stepping over it as they continued their song, hover tanks drifting around them to open fire, the colossal siphons trying to break through the enemy defences before their own protection failed them. The few remaining Blessed conjured blasts of electricity, or turned dirt into mud beneath the feet of their foes, or even tried to conceal themselves long enough to sneak up behind enemy lines and use their knives or bombs. Artillery rained down the advance, killing many of them, but more and more kept swarming, entirely apathetic to their own death and suffering.

The Tengokuren counter-attack had begun.

Warning, this post is part of the nightmare war RP, the things described might be seen as shocking to some people, read with care

The sun was still low in the sky, barely risen over the dunes of the beach, throwing s golden glow over the often still bloody sands as the Emperor watched from the deck of the KKM. Niedersachsen at the halftracks leaving the beachhead. They formed the spearhead of the larger invasion, tasked with capturing several tactical positions along the roads leading into the Chudokuren capital. It was... peaceful,despite the distant yet distinct sound of artillery fire tearing through the sound of the seas soft churning against the hull of the steel behemoth.

He looked at the sunrise and thought about his study of history in years long past. About the old ægyptian legend of Ra, god of the sun who had to battle the snake Apep every single night so to make sure the sun would rise from the underworld so another day would come to pass. “As Ra ensures the sun rises from beyond the horizon, from the clutches of evil so too shall we ensure Kyoki Chudoku shall rise over the evil that is Tengoku… Yet.. where are these so called ‘gods’ when they are needed most, when times are dire...”
He turned around and walked through the outer bulkhead door leading to the inside of the ship. Inside the ship it was a buzz of activity as the crew were repairing damage inflicted during the naval battle on their way here.

The time would soon arrive to make ready and travel to shore to lead the main force on the offensive ”An Emperor that leads not his troops into battle deserves not the power and responsibility that they hold” he remembered from the lessons with his father and grandfather. He walked back inside and made his way towards his chamber when he received a ping on his mobile telephone “Sir we have a message from “Aozora” no confirmation yet on its legitimacy.” “play it for me” he said as he walked down the stairs towards the hallway.

“This is Aozora Chiyumi...alternate version…hijacked communicator...impersonating me...worse than death…zakiron is...so-called ‘heaven’...death will be a mercy to them all…” the Emperor thought for a short bit “ask them for their location, forward it to the Sunaiyan forces and warn them it could very well be a trap and to keep us updated on the results of what they find” and with that he finished up the call and moved onward through the hallway towards his room.
The open porthole provided fresh air on the otherwise stuffy deck, the Emperor closed them quickly, if he’d forget to close them, and a gas attack would hit the ship.. it would be a costly mistake that could endanger the entire crew. And the punishment for such is of course quite severe… not that he was at risk of any punishment, it still wasn’t a very good idea.

He walked up to the closet and put on the latex suit the engineers had given him, it wasn’t his style of outfit at all and looking it over in the mirror made it even worse. “ugh, I look rediculous in this!” he complained to himself and sighed as he walked towards the armory “but i guess i have to… ‘a suit like this will refrain you from getting stuck to things inside’ still could have made something better looking yech. But at least it won’t be visible once inside.” he moved on through the hallway, the squeaking of the boots alerting all the crew along the way of his presence. Shooting them a quick and deadly look would get them to look elsewhere… for as long as he could see them that is, continuing to look after he passed by.

Several minutes and dozens of amused crewmembers later the Emperor arrived at the armory. He knocked on the door from behind which a voice came “Who is it? Only authorized perso-” “Open up this blasted door before i have you airdropped into Tengokuren territory!” the Emperor yelled before the voice could finish it’s sentence. “Oh. Sir.. I’m sorry i didn’t realise it w-” “door. Now.” “yes, yes ofcourse sir. immediately” the mechanic said as they shuffled to open the door.
Once inside the Emperor closed the door behind him as he started to hear whispers among the crewmembers outside. “So why the hell did i have to get into this monkeysuit in my own chamber? Couldn’t i have put it on here?” he asked, visibly annoyed.
The mechanic, a man by the name of Elbjorn, thought for a bit “Well yes but i thought that would be embarrassing for you sir” “Embarrassing?” the Emperor asked “Yes sir i thought it would be embarrassing for you to have to get dressed here” Elbjorn responded with a straight face. The man was of short stature and had lost his hand in the N8TO war, but his engineering skills were unquestionable.. Even if the existence of his social skills are very questionable. “And walking past all these crew members in this stupid suit is not?” the Emperor asked “..No? It’s a nice suit is it not?” Elbjorn said, not a shred of doubt in his eyes. It was then that the Emperor remembered that Elbjorn was known to wander around his workshops wearing whatever he pleases, as much or.. As little.. As he feels like at the time.

“Anyhow” the Emperor said to change the subject “is it ready Elbjorn?” “Yes sir it took me all night to get the last things fine tuned, it is ready” Elbjorn said proudly as he walked over to the station where a large set of armor stood, blueish-grey in color “Oh yes sir i.. May have forgot to paint it.. forgive me” Elbjorn said as he walked up to it before resuming his enthusiasm.
“Built onto an aluminum frame to keep the weight as low as possible as well as improved leg and arm actuators for better handling, the X-02B features composite steel armor plates infused with Dimeritium as per your directions.” Elbjorn said with pride of his creation. “Now if you’d be so kind to follow me, i’ll explain how to get in.” the Emperor followed Elbjorn to the backside of the armor. “As you can see there are four latches, here, here, here and here. And then three each on the legs” Elbjorn said as he clicked them open “you can then open them like… well a bit like a door of sorts” “Mmmm i see, so..” the Emperor insinuated, “Yes ofcourse, get in there sir.” Elbjorn said as he opened up the frame.

The Emperor put his right foot into the leg space, stuck his right arm into the arm space, grasping the hand bar inside and pulled the rest into the hollow interior of the armor “how is it sir, nice n’ tight?” Elbjorn asked as he closed the back and locked the latches “Yes it’s quite a tight fit, though not too much, bit of a weird feeling though, like i’m standing on top of stilts.” the Emperor responded, moving his hands and using the strings inside the hand to control the fingers. “Plus this is gonna take a bit to get used to” “Well wait until you’re walking, it’ll feel weird for a bit i’m sure.” Elbjorn laughed “Try it, sir”.

Like a newborn foal the Emperor took his first steps, almost stumbling as he tried to sync his shifted balance with the armor suits internal balance systems. It did not take very long to get it under control, the basics that is. “You’re getting it now sir?” Elbjorn asked “Well i doubt i’ll be pulling cartwheels with it but i think for now it’ll do. So what about a helmet? The armor can be infinitely strong but without a helmet it only takes one shot anyway” “Yes of course sir, in the style as you also requested.. Here.” he took from a table a large and visibly heavy helmet resembling a Hellenic helmet from the ancients, however much larger, heavier and having modern equipment like a radio microphone, a small speaker, air filter and bulletproof glass in added to it. The Emperor took the helmet from him and placed it onto the shoulders of the armor. “Air and watertight with air filter against gas attacks” Elbjorn said with even more pride, slowly turning red. “Thanks Elbjorn, see you soon” the Emperor said as he walked out the door.

Outside more and more crew members swarmed in after the rumor spread that the Emperor was walking around in some kind of latex suit like a degenerate. From both sides of the hall they stood trying to view him walking out, whispering as the door opened. So shocked were many when out of the door walked not a guy in a latex suit, but a hulking suit of armor, or was it a robot? As the Emperor stood in the hall surrounded by these crew members he shouted “can you see it?! The hell are you people standing around for?!? Get to work!!” instantly the entire place was in panic as people stumbled over each other trying to get to where they should have been. He made his way back to his chamber to get his sword and sidearm, barely fitting through the door. The normally large pistol looked like a toy gun when held in the suits hands as well as the longsword more appearing to be a shortsword. Though efficient the helmet quickly became cramped and brought forth a feeling of claustrophobia, causing him to take it off to carry it around beneath his arm instead.

Once on deck he entered the boat that had been readied to take him to shore. The small boat cleaved through the water, the speed causing some water to softly splash up and into the boat. It was but a small trip from the ship to shore and a small 10 minutes later the bow dug itself into the wet sand of the beach. Still not fully in control of everything the suit had to offer the Emperor stepped out of the small boat with care, trying not to fall over.
Immediately soldiers flocked over to look at their Emperor and his strange suit of armor. “Good morning men, it is almost time” he said as he walked to the field hospital to visit the wounded.
Arriving at the opening he reached to unlock the latches, having some trouble at it at first but eventually managing. “Why did you exit your… whatever this is, sir?” one of the officers following him asked “How would you feel if some massive humanoid thing suddenly stands next to you as you lie in bed there? Plus this way i can do a decent handshake with the men” he explained as he entered the tent.

Inside he walked over to one of the conscious soldiers lying in a bed, “Greetings soldier, how are you doing?” the Emperor asked the man, bandage around his torso and head “not too bad sir, they hit me in the chest and scraped my noggin’ but i ain’t going that easily!” he said valiantly, “Very good soldier, get your rest, you need it” the Emperor responded as he shook his hand and walked to another soldier’s bed “And you, what’s your name son?” he asked the young man, “Names Jack, sir, but who are you sir?” he said, looking around his bed “Hello Jack, i am the Emperor an-” upon hearing who he had standing before him he immediately sat upright, shooting his arm into a salute… only, his arm lower than the elbow was missing. “E-excuse me sir, i-i didnt realize” he said in a semi-panic “Settle down son, easy. Do you know what happened to you?” the Emperor said surprised by the sudden rise of the young man despite his condition. “During the landing i laid in a crater shooting at the enemy, suddenly an explosion in front of me threw sand into my eyes with a tremendous speed” “This says you charged in on the enemy, cutting down many before one suicide bombed next to you. Couldn’t you have sat in the crater?” the Emperor said as he read a report hanging at the bedside “My family has been serving for over 200 years sir, i would be shamed for being a coward if i’d have stayed in the crater, fleeing from combat. So i did the only thing i could, gathering my courage and charging in, no matter the cost, to fight ‘till the end.” he said “Well son then i think your family will be proud of you” the Emperor said with a smile that could not be seen by Jack “No. They will not be, i should have perished as a good soldier should do when wounded like i am. I am nothing but a burden to the state now..a disgrace!” Jack said, softly sobbing. “Ofcourse not son, you have done everything you could in name of the Empire, theres nothing to feel ashamed over, you will be taken good care of, and if your family does not respect what you did they must surely respect an iron cross and a medal of bravery on the field of battle. Take care son” the Emperor said as he gave him a pat on the shoulder and moved to the next person.

Some time later he exited the field hospital, returning to the suit of armor which was surrounded by dozens of curious soldiers trying to figure out how it worked and how to get it open.
The officers surrounding the Emperor cleared them out to allow him to enter it once more.
After he closed the latches on the back he proceeded to move to the command tent to prepare for the attack, outside the soldiers were already gathered by the officers. Walking through the tent flap general Leonidas Hopomme was already awaiting him. “Whats the situation General?” the Emperor asked him “Baker Company of the 12th Infantry serving as the Spearhead has managed to capture the village of Okamura located on hill 103, we just got word they successfully seized it from the enemy without as much resistance as was expected from a position of that kind. The plan is to have the rest of the 12th, aided by elements of the 30th armored to move up the road and eventually relieve the spearhead. Air support is extremely limited due to these damn portals being everywhere, however some limited support is possible if they dodge them, but it won’t be much. To the east 26th infantry mov-” The General was interrupted as over the radio a message came in “Radioman Frank Loth of Baker Company, massive group of enemies coming from the north, they’ve got armor and numbers, requesting immediate support! I repeat, massive enemy counter attack inbound, requesting immediate support!”

General Hopomme rushed to the radio “How many? That many?! Give your commanding officer. Yes. Listen to me, dig in and hold your ground, we must not lose the hill. We will try to support with artillery and forces will move in as fast as possible to relieve you but it will take a while. I Repeat, dig in deep and keep them at bay no matter the cost, retreat from the hill is not an option. Godspeed.” the general put down the radio “A massive counter attack force is approaching the hill, much, much more than we anticipated. They are just throwing everything they have at us sir.” “Then we must move out immediately, they cannot be overrun by the enemy. Get everyone ready.” the Emperor ordered

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Ivanovski was carrying a couch outside as he heard Frank the radioman take up contact with HQ. “Radioman Frank Loth of Baker Company, massive group of enemies coming from the north, they’ve got armor and numbers, requesting immediate support! I repeat, massive enemy counter attack inbound, requesting immediate support! Hundreds.. if not thousands sir. Ofcourse sir” he gave the radio to the company leader. “John Forwinter, Company leader. Sir, we are gonna need some backup here or we are royally boned. Yes sir.” the company leader returned the radio to Frank and sighed to himself “god help us” before composing himself and summoning the squad leaders inside one of the houses and laid a reconnaissance image map on the table “Alright listen up, we are cut off from friendly forces deep within enemy territory.
Relieve will come in the way of the rest of the 12th with elements of the 30th coming in from the south as well as artillery to shell the field, until that time we will dig in here, here and here, we can expect the brunt of their attack, here, where the elevation is the least so be sure to place enough machinegun support at that location, but be aware of any flanking attempts, eliminate them as soon as they arise. We cannot lose the hill, there is no retreat. Hold at all costs.” “yes sir” the squad leaders said together as they went outside to brief their squads and have them improve defences.
From across the field the Tengokuren started to sing as they started their advance, high pitched almost screeching, Forwinter tried to boost morale and ferociousness as much as possible, they would need everything they could get. “Baker Company, atten-tion!
God knows how many of these Tengokuren things are moving in on us, they will fight us tooth and nail, they will try to overwhelm us, they will try to stab, eat, shoot, terrorize or god-knows what else us, but. we. will. not. let. them. You know why we’re here! You know what we can expect from these deranged bastards! What they will do if left alone. But they don’t know the mistake they made to come here, what they’re up against. The Warsaw Pact! is Stability!, The Warsaw Pact! is Order!, The Warsaw Pact! Is Power!

And out here today, WE ARE THE WARSAW PACT!!!
The men roared in unity, pounding the stocks of their guns against the ground. The Tengokuren artillery threw gas onto the battlefield “Gas masks!” the squad leaders screamed at their men who quickly put them on as the Company leader yelled SEND THEM BACK WHERE THEY CAME FROM! Immediately the heavy MG-83’s started laying down a streak of death upon the battlefield, tearing through the approaching enemies like a buzzsaw through wood. Yet their advance halted not, they kept moving forwards, bullets hitting all around them as artillery smashed into the field, blowing some of them apart, not one of them flinched.
The long range rifle equipped men shot at their back lines in an attempt to take out their commanding forces. Ivanovasky equipped with his STG-84 kept shooting at those that came close to their lines. Bang-Bang-Bang, Bang. Bang, two in the chest one in the head was the general approach, though some would still need another follow up shot to take out.

In the line in front of him, located slightly lower was a Chudokuren soldier fighting in a near trance of ferocious aggression similar to those the Tengokuren were in. A small child with a knife ran up to him, a small girl by the looks of it. Ivanovski tried to shoot her but all he heard was a single click, an ammo jam in the mag from when he dropped his rifle earlier “No, NO, Not now!” he thought as he frantically tried to unjam it. He tried to warn the soldier but it was too late, the girl jumped on top of him and immediately stabbed him in the eye “NO!” Ivanovski yelled as he struggled to unjam the bullet stuck in the chamber. The child didn’t stop there, she raised the knife again and stabbed again, again, and again until the man’s face was nothing but a still and bloody pulp, until.. “No..” the mans corpse started to contort in pain as if he still lived, but that was impossible, instead ears and a tail sprouted from his body as the girl cackled in pleasure. Finally having unjammed the gun Ivanovski had to toss the old mag, the shifting of the bullets inside it rendering it useless, as he grabbed another mag he saw the girl climbing up further onto the hill.

She looked him right in the eyes and with a soulless smile put her feet down in the starting position of a death sprint. His eyes widened as she began her advance, until right at that moment one of the panzerhunden jumped forth from behind the line. Sinking its carbon steel teeth straight into her torso, almost biting her straight in two, blood and whatever else dripping down as it dropped the body out of its maw to run to another place where it was needed.
“Iva-ski!” he heard distantly as he was locked in place from the events that just transpired, “Ivanovski!” he still stood still, eyes widened, jaw shaking. It was then a ball of clay was launched in his face by a nearby mortar impact, painfully kicking him out of his trance “Ivanovski!” he heard the squad leader yell at him “Get up and fight before you end up like that Chudokuren fellow!” he snapped out of it and looked around. The field was filled with craters and the craters filled with corpses, arms, tails, legs and other unidentifiable parts everywhere. He looked in his hands, still clutching the mag and the gun and quickly inserted it and pulled the bolt back before once more shouldering it. The battle went on.
In the midst of battle he knew not how fast time went. Had it been minutes? Mere seconds? Or had it been hours already? All he knew was to keep pulling the trigger and to keep reloading when the accursed click was heard. The ground was littered with bullet casings that went flying everywhere any time the ground shook from the artillery impacts.

Suddenly he was shook by a mortar round hitting close by, it had apparently hit right into the foxhole the machine gunner stood in. “Schutze Ivanovskowitz! Gefreiter Schoppenboer!” the squad leader yelled “Get on that machine gun, NOW!”
Ivanovski crawled out of his foxhole and towards the machine gun foxhole, followed by Dank from the other side, right before he made it to the relative safety of the foxhole however a bullet pierced his leg, causing him to shout in pain as he dropped himself into the foxhole onto the pile of empty casings reaching up to Dank’s ankles.
“Ivan, are you ok?!” Dank asked him “Aargh i think.. I think its a through and through but it hurts like hell” “Alright, alright so… so you get on the machinegun, ill feed the ammunition, you cant run” With enormous pain in his leg he manage to pull himself onto the completely out of place chair that stood inside the foxhole. In the meanwhile Dank had opened the latch of the machinegun to remove the ammunition belt still in place, half torn away by the explosion.
Right as Ivanovski put his hand on the grip Dank gave the clear sign after closing the latch.

Ivanovski pulled the large bolt of the machine gun backwards to put the first bullet into the chamber. Back during training he was taught how to utilise the heavy machine guns, all of them were, and he had fired the odd rounds at the buildings of a city during the WP-N8TO war years earlier. But none of it was remotely like this… As he pulled the trigger the four barrels of the machine gun started to spin rapidly, unleashing a barrage of death in front of it. Cutting into anything not solid enough to deflect or absorb it. He almost vomited when a stream of rounds hit an adult Tengokuren man, tearing his side off and opening his front side, his insides leaving him quickly. Suddenly he heard the men in the foxholes next to him cry out in agony despite not being hit by anything. “These… things again!” he yelled in anger as he remembered what it did to Tommy. “No… NO.. NOT ON MY WATCH” he screamed in utter despisal and rage as he scanned the field for the projectors, firing round after round in their direction, cutting them down one by one as fast as he could, releasing more and more men from their influence.

But in the time that he had focused on the projectors a large group of tengokuren had made it close to the line, right below the machine gun. But Dank had to put in a new belt, allowing them to come closer and closer until they were close enough that they started charging them. “READY!” It was then that Dank had finished up, closing the latch, and Ivanovski again pulled the bolt, putting the first round of the belt into the chamber.
But long it would not remain there as Ivanovski pulled down hard on the trigger the second the bolt returned. The machine gun tore through the group, they had advanced so close that as he fired Ivanovski and Dank could still hear the sound of the rounds hitting and tearing flesh over the roaring of its firepower.

“TANKS” someone yelled as two hovering armored vehicles drove, or rather, floated onto the battlefield. Lacking dedicated anti tank weaponry the panzerhunden were sent forth in an attempt to at least disable them. The two remaining panzerhunden ran forth straight towards the tanks which were apparently equipped with secondary agony projectors as men started croaking way when the tanks looked their direction. The main guns hit their frontal armored plating and a leg of one them. A Follow up shot finished it off, its head and leg disappearing from existence causing it to tumble over, rendering it useless. The second one jumped onto one of the tanks, tearing at one of the hatches to get it to open, breathing fire into it before being shot in the side by the other tank, causing a massive hole in its center to appear, destroying it.
The tank fired at the foxholes, tearing holes into the dirt, quickly eating away at the soldiers their protection. Then one of them had an idea “Sir!” he called out to the company leader “Where is the weird rocket launcher that kid had when we arrived?” “What? Why what for?” Forwinter returned “Remember how it damaged one of the panzerhunde? We can use it against the tank!” “Yes!. Lieutnant Shrader! Get the weapon, its inside the house here on the table! MOVE!” he yelled towards one of the soldiers next to him. “Yes sir”

Both ran inside the house under cover fire, once inside Shrader picked up the large weapon “Alright sir i think i get how i-” he stopped mid sentence “How what Lieutnant?” he turned around to see him drop the weapon to the floor before gurgling up a river of blood as his body contorted and sprouted neko features. Forwinter pulled out his cavalry sword holding it towards the Lieutnant as he dropped to the floor, behind the corpse a Tengokuren Blessed revealed himself “He joins Her now as Her property for all of eternity!” he said laughing. Forwinter was filled with rage at this and didn't hesitate to stick the sword straight into the area right above his sternum “DIE” the Blessed let out a miniscule bout of pain before laughing and moving forward, impaling himself further onto the blade “No, YOU DIE” as he stuck the knife into Forwinters side who let out a massive groan of pain before once more composing himself as he put his other hand on the grip of the sword, twisted it and with all his power pushed it outside, almost decapitating the man whose body stumbled to the side out of control and fell to the floor.
Forwinter groaned as he ripped the knife out of his side, feeling his body already reacting to the poison it was coated with, he felt the new additions to his body bursting through his skin “No. no. no NO! I WILL NOT. BECOME ONE OF YOU!” he screamed as he took his sword and severed the tail and ears. Losing blood fast he put all his remaining energy into picking up the distortion weapon and putting it on the window sill and crouching next to it all the while groaning as he tried to stop the bleeding in his side as much as he could. “You.. you all just think... you’re so… clever… but…” he felt himself drifting away “but.. Two can… PLAY.. THIS.. GAME!!!” he screamed as he pulled the trigger. It tore a hole into the tank, exposing its insides to the infantry.

Out of nowhere Ivanovski saw the front of the approaching tank being torn open, its crew looking semi shocked, but he would not let such an opportunity pass. He swung the machine gun to the side, raining a hail of rounds onto the tanks exposed interior. But soon the evil click returned “Dank! Fill it up!” “I can’t, we’re all through ammo!” The Tengokuren mounted another wave over the field of death. We can’t hold them for much longer sir!..sir?” Dank said to his squad leader, who sat against a wall, a circular hole right in his head.

Then.. they heard something… a rumbling in the distance and… singing? Whatever it was it was closing in fast and the closer and closer it came, the better it could be heard.
“...-o-n Fri..-tly. W..s.. aw Pa..t, Wa..saw Pact!, Warsaw Pact, Warsaw Pact!, Forever let us hold our banners high, high, high, high! Whose the leader of the Pact that’s made for you and me. e-m-pe-r-o-r v-o-n Friently. Boys and girls from far and wide you’re welcome as can be. e-m-pe-r-o-r v-o-n Friently. Warsaw Pact, Warsaw Pact!, Warsaw Pact, Warsaw Pact!. We play fair and we work hard and we’re in harmony. e-m-pe-r-o-r v-o-n Friently. Forever let us hold our banners high, high, high, high! Hey, the hi, the ho there, you’re as welcome as can be. e-m-pe-r-o-r v-o-n Friently. Warsaw Pact, Warsaw Pact!, Warsaw Pact, Warsaw Pact!

The main forces had arrived at last, driving in from the main road while chanting a kids song.
From atop one of the halftracks a man in some weird kind of armor rose up, unsheathing a bright sword before pointing it forwards at the battlefield “LET SLIP, THE DOGS OF WAR!”
Soon the field thundered as dozens of Panzerhunden rushed over the field, crushing everything in their path, biting mauling and tearing on their way towards the Tengokuren lines, halftracks full of infantry and several medium tanks following in their stead.
The Halftrack with the weird armor man drove up to the hill followed by several medical vehicles to transport back wounded and recover the dead. Many of the soldiers still alive on the hill had to have their guns pried from their hands, clutching them so hard their hands were corpse white.
It took two men to pull Ivanovski from the machine gun as he refused to come, continuing to pull the trigger despite there not having been a round in the chamber for a while.
They were brought to one of the more intact houses and sat down against the walls, most not having moved much of a muscle since being pulled from their spots, some having been broken by the agony projectors.

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The Emperor moved walked over to the house where the survivors were placed and took off the helmet to look at them with his own two eyes. “What the hell happened to them..?” he asked as he snapped his finger in front of several of them, not getting much if any response. “Well take a big gander outside.. sir” one of them said. He looked out over the field from the hill, mountains of corpses littered the field “Talos provide us” he said under his breath before turning back into the room “all of you are god-damn heroes, and i will make sure you will be taken care of… and now… it’s time to do some hunting..” he said as he put the helmet back on and grabbed the distortion device “why hello there

Great solordia, Kyoki Chudoku, Tanabon, Lotion Empire, and 3 othersSunaiya, Deerfenland, and Crown isles

Hey, guys, I adopt the paulitarianist ideology.

nation=eraver/detail=factbook/id=1142882

Just spent 6 hours playing hearts of iron with some friends, my back hurts

Papika wrote:Just spent 6 hours playing hearts of iron with some friends, my back hurts

Is this from hunching over for too long or by carrying your faction
Heaven forbid, is it both?

Papika

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Selling the card of former TNP delegate Pasargad: page=deck/card=1584/season=1

Lotion Empire wrote:
11-c
New Trisone
Pinguioris
Catrela
Thomepia
Dilberta
Yemet
Crown isles
Aningem atron
Quacksilvania
(And any other Fusean nation that I didnt mention)
(sorry for short post)
The Republic of Yakuvony would like to request to you all for the possibility of an Fusean alliance/pact, to make sure that the continent remains at peace, ensure stability, and to help economically with nations that are struggling. I may give more detail, if needed.

Western Vapia This is the original post. But it seems that since people are in various different alliances, then a non-aggression and free trade pact would be the way to go.

East supple lund and Catrela

Aningem atron wrote:Non-agression should really be fine. It is not a defensive pact after all.

Agreed, felt like letting him know at least. Relatively new to the game and I'm not really interested in annoying anyone.

If you lock someone in a chest and made it sink, who killed that person? Drowning or you?

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The Northern Light wrote:Selling the card of former TNP delegate Pasargad: page=deck/card=1584/season=1

Yes please!

Quacksilvania wrote:Western Vapia This is the original post. But it seems that since people are in various different alliances, then a non-aggression and free trade pact would be the way to go.

If it's a non-aggression pact then I'm all in.

East supple lund and Quacksilvania

Quacksilvania wrote:Western Vapia This is the original post. But it seems that since people are in various different alliances, then a non-aggression and free trade pact would be the way to go.

He uses the term alliance. That's kinda confusing if its just supposed to be a trade pact

Quacksilvania

The Parliament of Catrela has reached a decision that in order to protect Catrelan interests abroad a zone of non-interference protection must be established. This zone comprises of the waters surrounding Crown isles, The Islands of Tonga, United tefuna, Waupun Island, and the Usonean areas of 11-c. Catrela shall not directly intervene into these waters. However, if and only if any outside power attacks any nation within these waters, Catrela shall directly intervene in such attack. Catrela will not intervene if any nation within this area attacks another within the area or a nation outside of the area.

Confederation of independent colonies wrote:That is an unfortunate mistake, as the IBF is one of those banks. I’m Head treasurer in fact. Here’s a list of some amazing nations that are a part of the IBF, and they can’t do business with you because you no longer want to. To make it worse, some of them are in your military faction. Imagine cutting economic ties with your own allies. Please, reevaluate your decision.

Chilokver has never dealt with the IBF in the first place- the nation's position as the Prime Minister of the organisation which is attempting to overthrow the IBF precludes membership in the latter organisation. Furthermore, while the IBF is called a banking federation, you and I both know that it's a free trade organisation and for all intents and purposes not a bank. Chilokver ceasing to deal with Confederate financial institutions has nothing to do with the IBF- which, you should go tell the rest of HL before they start believing your panicky talk about OSEAN embargoing the IBF and do something rash to themselves.

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