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In the Wake of the Draken war, some nations have already moved to secure thier own futures.
the three Russian nations signed the treaty of Moscow this morning, reuniting Russia for the first time since Lenin's sudden death in the Civil war.
Admiral Alexander Kolchak, leader of White Russia, Josef Stalin, Leader of the USSR, and Leon Trotsky, leader of Novgorod, signed the treaty, bringing the country back together to ensure thier strength in the post-Draken era.

in a ceremonial moment, men from all three natiosn raised the new national banner as Stalin signed the last line of the treaty.

afterwards, the three men spoke to their country from the reviewing stand of the newly-named Red Square.

"My people" the 78-year-old Kolchak entoned "we have come through a tumultuous time in human history. but, as we have demonstrated before, the Russian people do not stand by in the face of aggression from afar! no! we FACE the foe!"
Trotsky then stepped up
"we stand in the spirit of Peter the great, of Suvorov, of Svyatoslavich, of countless Russians who have stood against those who sought to trample us under their feet! "
Stalin fianlly took the stage.
"and now" he boomed "we face the future, united once more! GLORY TO THE MOTHERLAND!"

[=]
this song is what inspired this scene. oddly, it's not political in any way. [link]

Description
In the Wake of the Draken war, some nations have already moved to secure thier own futures.
the three Russian nations signed the treaty of Moscow this morning, reuniting Russia for the first time since Lenin's sudden death in the Civil war.
Admiral Alexander Kolchak, leader of White Russia, Josef Stalin, Leader of the USSR, and Leon Trotsky, leader of Novgorod, signed the treaty, bringing the country back together to ensure thier strength in the post-Draken era.

in a ceremonial moment, men from all three natiosn raised the new national banner as Stalin signed the last line of the treaty.

afterwards, the three men spoke to their country from the reviewing stand of the newly-named Red Square.

"My people" the 78-year-old Kolchak entoned "we have come through a tumultuous time in human history. but, as we have demonstrated before, the Russian people do not stand by in the face of aggression from afar! no! we FACE the foe!"
Trotsky then stepped up
"we stand in the spirit of Peter the great, of Suvorov, of Svyatoslavich, of countless Russians who have stood against those who sought to trample us under their feet! "
Stalin fianlly took the stage.
"and now" he boomed "we face the future, united once more! GLORY TO THE MOTHERLAND!"

[=]
this song is what inspired this scene. oddly, it's not political in any way. [link]