The Victorian Flag Waves for The Last Time | Victoria's Legacy

The Victorian Flag Burns with the Rebels | April 11, 2095
Victorian Times | Article by Johannsen Troundmoore on victoriantimes.org

As Anarchists began to surround Rheinpalast, Regis Bonaparte III has ordered a total militarization of the country, soldiers are ordered to shoot every militants in the country destroying civilian places such as government buildings and historical landmarks. The militants planned a destructive blow on the Maginot Line, destroying the historical landmark of the country as they cause more chaos in the country. The Grande Armee has cleared out the northern part of Victoria and now seeking help with the German federation, notably Dutch Republic. As the militants began fighting the soldiers, Henry Martin of the Argent Dynasty is sent away with the 7th STRS Forces in Dünkirchen. Lucas Martin III is later seen in Viktorien with a severed head on display as militants cheered firing their guns in the sky.

^{Streets of Nanzig being terrorized by Anarchists overwhelming the soldiers in the city.}

On 6:00am, Dutch forces began entering the country with a large force neutralizing anarchist settlements in the country. The anarchists began retreating to the southern part of Victoria as the joint force of Dutch and Victorian forces steamroll through the nation's roads. The anarchists successfully detonated a large bomb in Strasbourg destroying several infrastructure serving as their underground bases. The 7th Victorian Air Cavalry Brigade has began patrolling Viktorien which is renamed back to Strasbourg, firing missiles on militant positions as they throw molotovs in business buildings completely blocking any exits. Henry Martin of Victoria is transported somewhere safe, not in Greenlandia, not in Victoria either... But somewhere unknown. on 6:00pm of April 11th 2095, Dutch forces has completely occupied the country of Victoria excluding Greenlandia neutralizing militant organizations in the country. No sounds, birds singing, fires crackling, as the Victorian flag waves on top of Rheinpalast in sunset.

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