Irithos
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Sometimes I dream about cheese. Win, Lose, Kaboom.
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Irithos5mthReplied to LegateMattiusFrankly, I find the idea that a bug thinks offensive!
I had already intended to take your Master as my mate, but if he joins with me, there is no reason for me to devour him and use his genetic material to create a new royalty for me to mate with. In the entire history of my people, this offer has never been made. But then again, a young hive queen such as myself has never been placed in such a predicament before."- Irithos1yrReplied to Astemal_Meridous
It's the nature of time, that the new ways comes in sin.
"The enemy is nothing more than a bunch of rats who have been cornered and are now awaiting their deaths. They want us to attack, so that they can go out in a blaze of glory. I won't give them such a luxury. - Irithos1yrCommented
Remember, no russian.
Nobody could have anticipated that the members of the Imperial Guard, who were thus far untested in battle, would flip their rifle's safeties off and unload their magazines into the large crowd of unarmed civilians, who were doing nothing more than peacefully protesting. Yet that is what exactly happened, and before anyone could react, hundreds of men and women lie dead in the streets. - Irithos1yrCommented
Military takeover, it looks like berengar is gonna have to swoop in an save his mistress.
"Our goddess is hysterical after suffering such a loss at Tsushima and is not well. She is to be confined to her room for the foreseeable future. In the mean time I will be assuming full command of her responsibilities. Until a time where I deem she is fit once more to lead our people." - Irithos1yrCommented
As we all know, it's a long way to Tipperary.
They will fight us on the beaches, they will fight us on the landing grounds, they will fight us in the fields, and in the streets, they will fight us in the hills, and they will never surrender. We must push forth to Busan and disregard everything else. For if we don't, this war will last for years, and will cause untold suffering to the young men of our nations. If you do not commit your forces to this attack, then I will conduct it alone!" - Irithos1yrCommented
Finally, she realized it's over for her. Truth was, the game was rigged from the start...
This was the final nail in the coffin. Itami had lost all hope of even bringing the Germans to the negotiating table. All she could do now was mount one last defense of the Japanese mainland. Her next course of action was abundantly clear. She must evacuate all of her troops from the Korean peninsula before the Germans could disrupt her. At the very least, she would spare what remained of her army a brutal death in a foreign land. - Irithos1yrCommented
The King Of The Sky!
The Ta 183/III Jet fighters were sitting on board the deck of the carrier as Hans walked over and touched the hull of the new aircraft he had been issued. He was utterly astonished by the latest creation of the fatherland, which the deck crew was currently painting his particular jet red, white, and black. - Irithos1yrCommented
He shot down what, 50 planes? And saved a ship from a kamikaze attack. I'd say that's worthy of a medal or two.
Rumor had it, the Admiral had to argue with Berengar whether Hans was truly worthy of such a prestigious honor. Something Hans knew was true because of his father's exceptionally strict requirements for his children. - Irithos1yrCommented
Yoo, that came outta left field.
If Itami were to know that the Reich's yearly spending was at a monumental surplus rather than a deficit, and their inflation was tightly controlled at a healthy two percent, she might just surrender then and there, and give Berengar a personal call where she would speak the words "annex me senpai" to him in the most shameless way possible. - Irithos1yrCommented
"Germania rules the waves!"
After being surrounded by three German carrier strike groups, the Japanese Armada, which composed of 2/3s of the entire Japanese Navy, was completely sunk beneath the surface of the Pacific. Those who survived the ordeal had been taken aboard the German ships, and captured as Prisoners of war, where they would be treated with the utmost humanity by their German captors. - Irithos1yrCommented
"Call out his name, rote kampfflieger!"
Knowing that it was now do or die, Hans began to take altitude, making sure he could get an advantage over the enemy fighters, which were not designed to go nearly as high as the German Ta-152. However, he could guess that the sight of the legendary crimson warplane was enough to install a sense of dread into the other pilots. - Irithos1yrCommented
Sounds like a revolution
With the meeting's members now all present, Marix took his seat at the head of a rotting wooden table, his piercing gray eyes scanning the faces of his co-conspirators. "Heroes of the Gra Valkas Empire," he began, "Our time has come. Considering the unjustified execution of our countrymen in the Noralshian Strait and the recent defeat at the hands of the Mirishials and their ilk, I've come to the conclusion that our current course of inaction is woefully insufficient. The Emperor's weakness is causing our great nation to struggle against mere primitives, and we can no longer afford to debate and persuade. We must take action, and we must take it now, for the sake of our country." - Irithos1yrCommented
Higher, the king of the sky, he's flying too fast and he's flying too high! Higher, an eye for an eye the Legend never dies!
The war between the Germany and Japan had only just begun, and yet in the first stage of aerial combat, the Germans had emerged victorious. A hundred Japanese fighters lie in flaming wreckage on the Island of Borneo, nearly half of their pilots killed in action. Out of these one hundred kills, a quarter of them had been scored by a single German Ace, a young man who would forever be known from this day forth as the Crimson Prince. - Irithos1yrCommented
Fighter Ace Status
After shooting down a total of twenty-five fighters, Hans' plane was too damaged to continue fighting, and thus he had informed his unit that he would be returning to the carrier to undergo repairs. Hans hit the deck with absolute precision before jumping out of his cockpit, where he was greeted by the cheers of the other pilots who had been forced to land. - Irithos1yrCommented
The squad
During the journey, Lach and his unit of terminally ill soldiers were informed that their task would be a simple one. Their objective was to bait the Imperial Japanese Army into attacking their unit. How they would do this was a rather simple method. - Irithos1yrCommented
The world right now:
With this conversation said and done, the German Empire and the Empire of Japan had just narrowly avoided all out warfare between their two nations. - Irithos1yrCommented
Thus The German Army Fought There!
As far as we know, there were no casualties on our side. However, this incident is clearly an act of war, and we must react before the Japanese have a chance to attack! Which they most certainly appear to be mobilizing as we speak! - Irithos1yrCommented
World War One has begun?
"Advance the First and Second Armored Divisions from the rear lines to the front. We must stop this attack before they have a chance to press forward into our occupied territory. I also want as many fighters and bombers that we have in the Philippines to hit the air and take over the skies of Borneo. We must establish Air Supremacy before the Germans can arrive or else the war will be lost before it has even begun! - Irithos1yrCommented
Aerial Combat marks the beginning of the first world war
Descending rapidly from the sky, Colonel Meier fell upon the first three Ki-106s to enter his sight with guns blazing. The combined might of a single 30mm auto-cannon, and two twenty 20mm auto-cannons sprayed the nose of the first enemy plane, blasting it into bits within in the air. The moment the high explosive rounds touched the wooden fuselage, the Ki-106 practically fell apart in the sky. Needless to say, the pilot was killed instantly. - Irithos1yrCommentedWhat was perhaps the first instance of Anti-Aircraft weaponry being used in warfare was displayed over the island of Borneo. The Japanese invasion of the Majapahit Empire continued, and it became clear very quickly that the 8.8cm flak cannons employed by the Royal Majapahit Army were more than capable of annihilating the floatplanes used by the Japanese battleships as a means of reconnaissance.