[Kaiser] The war in the Orient!

Day 898, 11:55 • Published in Austria Montenegro • by Kaiser Alex

Its 11:20 in eRepublik time, and a war declaration has been issued to the South Korean embassy. Official protests from the communist government in Seoul have followed, with the Japanese Empire's embassy swiftly dismissing any reports of wrongdoing.


The Japanese diplomat pictured here in a solemn state, thinking about how many brave Japanese soldiers are going to lose their lives liberating the communists.

As the Japanese prepare their ships and men for a short and decisive war, the cowardly South Koreans are rumoured to be setting up ambushes and traps all around the country. It seems these people do indeed have no honour. The reasons for the war are publicly known, the treatment of the people of South Korea is appalling, and it would be far more beneficial for both South Korea and Japan to be untied under a single emperor.

However, it is a great sadness that our government has decided upon sending troops to aid the communists in South Korea. Why is this? Well, I too am aghast at this terrible injustice, although I believe personal grudges play a huge part. I feel I cannot delve any furhter though, as my job is at stake after all. Back on to the war reporting, our troops are kitting out for combat, and Japan has released its dearest sympathies for our soldiers and wishes a fair fight, something which no South Korean leftist would ever allow us. I salute Japan for its kindness.


A Japanese officer points to where a landing can be made with the least possible civilian casualties.I must say that while staying with the Japanese soldiers, I have been amazed by their hospitality and kindness, they truly are the white knights in this war, and we should all hope for their safety in the coming conflict.

As the Japanese war machine produces the armaments required for liberating these fair lands in the name of the empire, we should all wish them well, and assure them that not all eAustrian citizens share their governments views. Thank you Japan and good luck in your combat.

I will be following this war intensely, please read my next article when Japan invades. Thanks! A closing picture of the South Korean communist rebels... Why do we help people such as these?

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