Subeedie Baatar pushed his way through crowd. Days ago August 5, 1945 the Empire of Japan surrendered. Everyone every where was celebrating in Isar Baatar, the Mongolian capital. Baatar grew up here his entire life, now it was a true city. Water to every building, electricity, and telephone lines lace every street. But that was old news, today the Japanese were coming.
Elbowing an elderly man to get out of his way, Baatar stood at the as close to the street as he could. He could barely breath, both from the sight of the Imperial Palace, and the thpusands of people around him. In a month he would have been eightteen, old enough to sign up. But now the war was over. Baatar felt sorrow over his missed glory, but the Empire came first.
"Look over there!" A voice to his left called out. Looking around he spied a Japanese. They looked very skinny compared to Mongolians, and their uniforms had none of the flare he was used to. With sorrow in every eye he saw, row after row of soldiers walked by. It went on for hours, the entire time the cheering never stopped. Baatar wanted another war, right then, he wanted to fight for the Emperor, the Great Kahn, Mongolia. Most of all he wanted to fight.
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Emperor Nefan sat at the head of his conference table. Field Marshall Kynovious, Science Minister Cothran, Prime Minister Kubli, Director Vong all talked. Drinking wine, eating the finest of foods, all drunk on success. His smile stretched over his handsome features. After three long years, Japan was his. Her armies destroyed, now working throughout the Empire as labor.
Garrett Cothran sat back in his chair smoking a thick cigar, "Well sir, I hate to be an annoyance. But why'd y'all call us here?"
Nefan stood up smiling, "Today Mongolia is larger then it has been in hundreds of years. Our armies moved faster then any Kahn ever has. You all are the cause of our victory. Whether through science, diplomacy, sheer military might, o moving behind the scenes, your greatness has given me a victory I could only have imagined." Nefan laughed at the inside every man assembled smiling in thanks. Like I didn't have hundreds of men ready to take your places. But they did do good, unlike the late Lusvan.
Vong stood up holding his glass, "To the Kahn!" Everyone joined in, "TO THE KAHN!" Nefan decided it was time to show them his surprise. Motioning to an aide close by, the young man walked forward setting down a map of the Mongolian Empire, blue lines drawn all over it. Kubli leaned over, "What is this?" Everyone joined in curious, "That is your rewards. Land for the Mongolian State Police, Imperial army, Kubli a nice plot for you and whatever mistress's you curently have. And Doctor Cothran you get the honor of overseeing the new capital." All the men sat back taking it all in, Cothran grinned his big white teeth visible. "Thank you my Emperor, thank you."
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Inside the villa of his newest home Field Marshall Kynovious sat around a large table constructed for his staff to us. "General Feligo what do you believe is our best course of action?" Pointing to the map the thin, obviously Koeran, General pointed to the lines spread out among the map. "Sir, in my opinion our only chance of victory is allying ourselves with the remianing great powers. Germany is almost gone so everyone of the western powers should be fearul of each other." Kynovious nodded, looking to anyone else for a comment. Major Susko stood up pointing to the red lines, "I believe this is our best course of action, between ourselves and any future allies we can trap them," running his finger along the green line, "Plus we should be able to secure these nations as well. Heading out in Operation Sledgehammer will require far too large a navy to be effective, or cheap."
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Running down a Tokyo street was a thing Talu Certi thought he would never do. But here he was, Yama somewhere with the other MSP operatives. The sweat running down his back, his revolver drawn scanning for the Yakuza. They were every where these days, the only thing to really take down any more.
The Japanese Emperor said to his people every chance he got to obey their masters. If not for their own lives, then at least for his. Shows how great a ruler is. Either that or he really likes the palace we gave him.
He darted down an alley, smiling seeing the Yakuza smiling back at him. Talu moved forward, "Hands up!" The Yakuza kept smiling, his hands behind his back. "Put your hands up!" Talu moved over slowly, ready to take him down. Normally he would but two into his chest, but this was a mission not pleasure.
With a speed Talu never imagined possible the Yakuza lunged forward slicing at him with a rusty bayonet. Falling back holding his head, "Fuck...." blood seeping into his vision. The Yakuza kicked the revolver out of Talu's hand. "Pathetic Mongol! I am Yakuza. I own this town. "With clear joy the tattooed man leaned down for the revolver. As he did Talu pulled out his derranger firing both shots into the mans chest.
Picking up his gun he made his way out of the alley. A police officer ran up baton ready, "Halt." Talu aimed his gun at the Japanese, "MSP....theres a man in the alley back there. Get some men and get him." The police officer didn't move. Groaing Talu pulled out his badge, making a mental note about the officer. Not rash, and was read yto fight a man with a gun. Could work.
Yama came down the street, four agents around him. "Sir! Are you alright?" Talu removed his hand, looking at his reflection in a department store window. "I'm alright." Looking down the alley Yama turned back, " I take it we didn't get him?" Talu rolled his eyes, "Don't be dumb. Its nothing anyways, we can find another Yakuza to run Toyko."
Yama nodded, "True. I mean you'd think people would jump at our "island of sin." I now I would." Talu staggered over to sit down, his head killing him. Tokyo was to be a needed distraction within the Empire. A city for cheap thrills, and where anything could be obtianed. So why not use the Yakuza and other organized crime figures to run it?
Elbowing an elderly man to get out of his way, Baatar stood at the as close to the street as he could. He could barely breath, both from the sight of the Imperial Palace, and the thpusands of people around him. In a month he would have been eightteen, old enough to sign up. But now the war was over. Baatar felt sorrow over his missed glory, but the Empire came first.
"Look over there!" A voice to his left called out. Looking around he spied a Japanese. They looked very skinny compared to Mongolians, and their uniforms had none of the flare he was used to. With sorrow in every eye he saw, row after row of soldiers walked by. It went on for hours, the entire time the cheering never stopped. Baatar wanted another war, right then, he wanted to fight for the Emperor, the Great Kahn, Mongolia. Most of all he wanted to fight.
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Emperor Nefan sat at the head of his conference table. Field Marshall Kynovious, Science Minister Cothran, Prime Minister Kubli, Director Vong all talked. Drinking wine, eating the finest of foods, all drunk on success. His smile stretched over his handsome features. After three long years, Japan was his. Her armies destroyed, now working throughout the Empire as labor.
Garrett Cothran sat back in his chair smoking a thick cigar, "Well sir, I hate to be an annoyance. But why'd y'all call us here?"
Nefan stood up smiling, "Today Mongolia is larger then it has been in hundreds of years. Our armies moved faster then any Kahn ever has. You all are the cause of our victory. Whether through science, diplomacy, sheer military might, o moving behind the scenes, your greatness has given me a victory I could only have imagined." Nefan laughed at the inside every man assembled smiling in thanks. Like I didn't have hundreds of men ready to take your places. But they did do good, unlike the late Lusvan.
Vong stood up holding his glass, "To the Kahn!" Everyone joined in, "TO THE KAHN!" Nefan decided it was time to show them his surprise. Motioning to an aide close by, the young man walked forward setting down a map of the Mongolian Empire, blue lines drawn all over it. Kubli leaned over, "What is this?" Everyone joined in curious, "That is your rewards. Land for the Mongolian State Police, Imperial army, Kubli a nice plot for you and whatever mistress's you curently have. And Doctor Cothran you get the honor of overseeing the new capital." All the men sat back taking it all in, Cothran grinned his big white teeth visible. "Thank you my Emperor, thank you."
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Inside the villa of his newest home Field Marshall Kynovious sat around a large table constructed for his staff to us. "General Feligo what do you believe is our best course of action?" Pointing to the map the thin, obviously Koeran, General pointed to the lines spread out among the map. "Sir, in my opinion our only chance of victory is allying ourselves with the remianing great powers. Germany is almost gone so everyone of the western powers should be fearul of each other." Kynovious nodded, looking to anyone else for a comment. Major Susko stood up pointing to the red lines, "I believe this is our best course of action, between ourselves and any future allies we can trap them," running his finger along the green line, "Plus we should be able to secure these nations as well. Heading out in Operation Sledgehammer will require far too large a navy to be effective, or cheap."
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Running down a Tokyo street was a thing Talu Certi thought he would never do. But here he was, Yama somewhere with the other MSP operatives. The sweat running down his back, his revolver drawn scanning for the Yakuza. They were every where these days, the only thing to really take down any more.
The Japanese Emperor said to his people every chance he got to obey their masters. If not for their own lives, then at least for his. Shows how great a ruler is. Either that or he really likes the palace we gave him.
He darted down an alley, smiling seeing the Yakuza smiling back at him. Talu moved forward, "Hands up!" The Yakuza kept smiling, his hands behind his back. "Put your hands up!" Talu moved over slowly, ready to take him down. Normally he would but two into his chest, but this was a mission not pleasure.
With a speed Talu never imagined possible the Yakuza lunged forward slicing at him with a rusty bayonet. Falling back holding his head, "Fuck...." blood seeping into his vision. The Yakuza kicked the revolver out of Talu's hand. "Pathetic Mongol! I am Yakuza. I own this town. "With clear joy the tattooed man leaned down for the revolver. As he did Talu pulled out his derranger firing both shots into the mans chest.
Picking up his gun he made his way out of the alley. A police officer ran up baton ready, "Halt." Talu aimed his gun at the Japanese, "MSP....theres a man in the alley back there. Get some men and get him." The police officer didn't move. Groaing Talu pulled out his badge, making a mental note about the officer. Not rash, and was read yto fight a man with a gun. Could work.
Yama came down the street, four agents around him. "Sir! Are you alright?" Talu removed his hand, looking at his reflection in a department store window. "I'm alright." Looking down the alley Yama turned back, " I take it we didn't get him?" Talu rolled his eyes, "Don't be dumb. Its nothing anyways, we can find another Yakuza to run Toyko."
Yama nodded, "True. I mean you'd think people would jump at our "island of sin." I now I would." Talu staggered over to sit down, his head killing him. Tokyo was to be a needed distraction within the Empire. A city for cheap thrills, and where anything could be obtianed. So why not use the Yakuza and other organized crime figures to run it?