The Less Interesting TimesWhat if Tomorrow Exists?

2013/10/21 The Legacy of Earth #053639 – Chronicle of the Second Engagement

I was not a part of the first conflict but brought in to handle battles when the money was right. Things on the source Earth have become scarce, hot and fiercely… debated over. The offer came at the right time so I jumped on the dimensional coordinates I was given. The satellite view I got when I arrived showed an Earth already scarred by conflict. Some stragglers have already founded another holy city as well as others around the planet and the western part of what we call the United States have already been severely depleted of valuable resources. I was hired to command the Imperial forces who jumped into New Guinea. When we touched down, reports where already confirming Mechaniker forces in Africa, spewing out of the city erected there. A Bear Enclave was formed in south America, the Republic started haphazardly in North America while Khan Industries took over Iceland. The Mechaniker started by spreading over Africa and the Middle East. My first order of business was to harness local support in Australia and establish a foot hold in south east Asia. The Bears’ commander, having heard the stories about the Mechaniker general, took hold of south America and rushed into Africa, hoping to stall the previous victor from acting another land grab. The Saharan Republic, spreading thinly over north America and facing two fronts (Panama and the north sea pass), opted to invade the Kamchatkan peninsula, presenting me with an enemy in the north. Khan’s troops took Continue Reading →