Eternity RPC Board
8 Nueva, 1585
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(I'm advancing because how much can we describe killing, right?)
The Lappish resisted valiantly, and caused a fair number of casualties for the invading armies. In the North, Harmajaans regularly had to either dig their tanks out of pit traps or just leave them where they were. In the south, the Severyane supply train was regularly halted by Harmajaan commandos working against them. Still, they were outgunned and outnumbered, and in time would succumb to the onslaught of the invading armies.
Balochians viewed them as liberators, and showered them with praise. The Lappish viewed them with disdain. Thus, the Harmajaan and Severyane invaders had very different experiences in occupation following battles. The Severyanians received their fair share of watches and gold items from the men, flowers from the various womenfolk of Balochia. From the younger women, even gifts of the flesh were offered to their saviours. For the Harmajaans? Rocks and insults at the best, bullets and bricks at the worst. Still, the march wore on.
Grot Obvinsk had fallen by Ochtyr 18. Rvon had fallen by Ochtyr 24, as Harmajaans came from the north to meet their Severyanian comrades in the former Balochian capital. Arl Lappa was last, but fell as well, by Nueva 7. The Lappish provisional capital, where the government briefly maintained itself, was in shambles. The next day, the so-called President of Lappland had signed a cease-fire. The Lappish were defeated, thoroughly, though there were still some pockets of resistance in both the middle of the country and the far north.
Following the signing of the cease-fire, in Arl Lappa, Supreme Commander of the Harmajaan Military, Viktor Horeg, met with the Severyane supreme commander to celebrate their joint victory over a bottle of vodka, as was customary in the cultures of the northern regions.
Their meeting place was the former capital building, above it flew two flags, one Harmajaan and the other Severyanian. The Lappish flag that flew in its place previously was draped over the desk the two military leaders would be sitting at. Across the country, Harmajaans and Severyanian soldiers clasped hands and traded things like cigarettes, drinks, and dirty magazines. For now, it was a time of pride, success, and celebration.
Little did they know, the uneasiness and awkwardness that would soon follow as the negotiations for lasting peace would take place.
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Heres a rough map. lmk what you think.
post war balochia https://imgur.com/gallery/0otvv
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(I'm advancing because how much can we describe killing, right?)
The Lappish resisted valiantly, and caused a fair number of casualties for the invading armies. In the North, Harmajaans regularly had to either dig their tanks out of pit traps or just leave them where they were. In the south, the Severyane supply train was regularly halted by Harmajaan commandos working against them. Still, they were outgunned and outnumbered, and in time would succumb to the onslaught of the invading armies.
Balochians viewed them as liberators, and showered them with praise. The Lappish viewed them with disdain. Thus, the Harmajaan and Severyane invaders had very different experiences in occupation following battles. The Severyanians received their fair share of watches and gold items from the men, flowers from the various womenfolk of Balochia. From the younger women, even gifts of the flesh were offered to their saviours. For the Harmajaans? Rocks and insults at the best, bullets and bricks at the worst. Still, the march wore on.
Grot Obvinsk had fallen by Ochtyr 18. Rvon had fallen by Ochtyr 24, as Harmajaans came from the north to meet their Severyanian comrades in the former Balochian capital. Arl Lappa was last, but fell as well, by Nueva 7. The Lappish provisional capital, where the government briefly maintained itself, was in shambles. The next day, the so-called President of Lappland had signed a cease-fire. The Lappish were defeated, thoroughly, though there were still some pockets of resistance in both the middle of the country and the far north.
Following the signing of the cease-fire, in Arl Lappa, Supreme Commander of the Harmajaan Military, Viktor Horeg, met with the Severyane supreme commander to celebrate their joint victory over a bottle of vodka, as was customary in the cultures of the northern regions.
Their meeting place was the former capital building, above it flew two flags, one Harmajaan and the other Severyanian. The Lappish flag that flew in its place previously was draped over the desk the two military leaders would be sitting at. Across the country, Harmajaans and Severyanian soldiers clasped hands and traded things like cigarettes, drinks, and dirty magazines. For now, it was a time of pride, success, and celebration.
Little did they know, the uneasiness and awkwardness that would soon follow as the negotiations for lasting peace would take place.
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Heres a rough map. lmk what you think.
post war balochia https://imgur.com/gallery/0otvv