60 Results in the "Became the Empress 0f a Fallen Empire" category
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empress ch52
Empress ch52 "Charge! Charge!" As always, the vanguard was the Imperial Army's assault troops. Armed with new submachine guns and light machine guns (heavy ones), they began to literally trample the trenches formed by the Rus Tsar Army. They soon occupied the Rus Tsar Army's trench line formed on the coast, securing a landing foothold. And then came the transport ships carrying countless soldiers. Of course, some transport ships were sunk by mines that had not yet been removed. But the Imperial Army…-
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empress ch42
Empress ch42 The Allied nations expected the Kingdom of Romania to maintain neutrality. This was because the Kingdom of Romania had received an 'astronomical' amount of support (albeit a relative figure) from the Tsardom of Rus', a member of the Allied nations, during the First Balkan War. Although they had a bad relationship with the Kingdom of Yugoslavia, they wouldn't have dared to dream of independence if it hadn't been for the Tsardom of Rus'. They would remember the favor and remain neutral. Or so…-
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empress ch41
Empress ch41 As 1915 drew to a close, the morning of 1916 dawned. 1916 would later be evaluated as follows: 'The Year of Escalation.' And its beginning was marked by the Kingdom of Romania. The Kingdom of Romania sent the following telegram to the Romanian Embassy in Rome: 'The Kingdom of Romania is ready.' "Heh." The corners of my lips subtly lifted. The exhilaration of fitting the last piece of the puzzle. I was feeling it now. The Romanians' will to participate in the war was firm, their morale was…-
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empress ch50
Empress ch50 Stockholm Parliament Building. "Hmph..." Ambassador Helmut stood before the Prime Minister's office door with a smile on his face. Some might wonder why he wore such a smile. But there was a good reason for it. 'A historic moment where the Empire achieves a diplomatic triumph.' On the Galician Front, the Imperial Army had ground down the Rus Tsardom's forces at an exchange ratio of a staggering 10 to 1. With this, the Rus Tsardom had lost its offensive capabilities, Itylia was incompetent,…-
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empress ch40
Empress ch40 Over these past four months, truly. There have truly been so many things. Corporal Hitler thought so. "Still, it seems like we might be able to rest a bit today, sir..." "Yeah... looks like it..." Tick-tock. The Hwajoong clock ticked. Soon, the second hand pointed exactly at 12, and tick. The minute and hour hands announced to us all that Christmas had begun. December 25th, 1915. This was a story from Christmas on the Western Front, where pure white snow fell from the sky. "So, I heard we'd…-
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empress ch39
Empress ch39 Meanwhile, the British forces were enraged by the fact that their attack had been futile. "How could such a thing happen?!" British Major General Arthur Aitken slammed his desk and demanded. "But, sir... the Graf Spee is currently stationed in Dar es Salaam." Graf Spee. The fourth ship of the Burgund-class armored cruiser developed by the Empire. The Scharnhorst-class, the current main battlecruiser of the Imperial Navy, was an improved version of this Burgund-class armored cruiser. In other…-
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empress ch38
Empress ch38 North Sea Battle. The largest naval battle to occur since humanity first launched ships onto the sea. Its outcome delivered a considerable shock to both sides. Nine British Dreadnought-class Battleships sunk. Twelve Battlecruisers sunk. Thirty-eight other auxiliary ships sunk. Three French Dreadnought-class Battleships sunk. Twenty-nine other auxiliary ships sunk. Five Holy Roman Empire Dreadnought-class Battleships sunk. Seven Battlecruisers sunk. Forty-one other auxiliary ships sunk. The…-
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empress ch37
Empress ch37 "I see what you mean by a blind man's archery contest against the Mongols." Hipper muttered, gazing at the distant British fleet through his binoculars. On the vast ocean, devoid of any terrain to conceal oneself except for violent storms or dark clouds, naval reconnaissance was of paramount importance, almost embarrassingly so when compared to its land-based counterpart. It allowed for a near-certain assessment of the enemy's detailed size, position, formation, and composition. And…-
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