In the end, everybody lose.
also called King
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Across various communication channels, there has been a significant and rapid increase in military reports being filed. This sudden influx spans multiple theaters of operation and intelligence sectors, leading to heightened activity within command centers. Analysts are working around the clock to filter, verify, and consolidate the vast amount of incoming data, which includes everything from routine field observations to urgent, high-priority intelligence briefs.
All reports are formal. War is inevitable, and annihilation is confirmed for the vanquished. The Principality of Lycanthria possesses no other choice but to strike first, as the clock ticks down its last hours.
In his office, while families mourn and soldiers write their farewells for they will not return... One man is enjoyed with glee at the prospect of an ultimate war.
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Walker "King" Grisenwald is a 43-year-old anthropomorphic Maine Coon.
His coat is a distinctive blend of orange, white, and black fur, and he is always seen in a crisp white military uniform. Remarkably short for a military leader, he stands at 1.43 meters tall.
Cold and calculated, King is a slow-moving force of nature with no regard for the value of life or morality. To him, soldiers, materiel, civilians, and equipment are mere numbers-pieces to be moved on a strategic board. He holds the prestigious rank of Marshal and Warmaster of the Lycanthrian Army.
King held up a little standards to himself as he indulge in every vice and luxieries one can afford. But will ask nothing short of perfection upon others and full entitlement toward those under him. Having no regards to social and millitary convention
His ultimate loyalty lies only with himself, completely disregarding the state or the Supreme Leader. His sole ambition is to conquer and pillage, often playing the armchair general. He dedicates more time to conceptualizing prototypes and experimental weaponry and techniques than to the actual command of his troops. His only saving grace, and the reason he retains his position, is the brutal effectiveness of his unconventional, often 'crazy,' plans.
Across various communication channels, there has been a significant and rapid increase in military reports being filed. This sudden influx spans multiple theaters of operation and intelligence sectors, leading to heightened activity within command centers. Analysts are working around the clock to filter, verify, and consolidate the vast amount of incoming data, which includes everything from routine field observations to urgent, high-priority intelligence briefs.
All reports are formal. War is inevitable, and annihilation is confirmed for the vanquished. The Principality of Lycanthria possesses no other choice but to strike first, as the clock ticks down its last hours.
In his office, while families mourn and soldiers write their farewells for they will not return... One man is enjoyed with glee at the prospect of an ultimate war.
So it's kind of a prequel to this one Go check it out if you want more of this. Or for another point of vue of the war; that snep
The year is 79 of the Imperial Calendar. The Principality of Lycanthria is a hyper-militaristic state, isolated in the world and assailed on all sides. To bring about the New World Order, the United Nations began a campaign of economic pressure and precise strikes to cripple and force regime change.
And so, the world gathered to discuss an invasion. It was a symbolic gesture, as the entire free world would form a coalition to invade Lycanthria and dismantle it all under a new administration.
As a last attempt at survival, Lycanthria prepared to launch its first strike, and by extension, a total war against the entire world. One final war to decide the fate of the world as the last preparation for the blitz begin.
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Silence. Suffocating silence, broken only by a clock ticking as it signaled the impending catastrophe that was about to arrive. Last-minute orders, shipments sent to the wrong location, and warnings flooded the desk of the King. And yet he couldn't have cared less. People would die anyway. That was a doomed war that would leave nations broken.
Exciting.
The forecast were absolute. That would be a war that would only be won or lost when the last drop of blood was spent and discarded. Only then would the plight of peace be drowned by the sound of devastation. Hopefully, the United Nations would be forcing more assaults and charges than he would have to restrain. The troops are fanatical way beyond measure, it seems. But they couldn't launch the first strike... Yet.
Knock knock knock
The feline ears perfeck up at the sound at the door. Things were accelerating if someone was coming in without announcement.
"Come in!" *King barked
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