I Need A Hero! [France + Chillax]

Day 1,535, 15:24 Published in United Kingdom United Kingdom by Talon Karrde



My Friends,

I write to you today under the gravest of circumstances, and with a plea for help!

We begin our story with our heroine, the plucky France, our allies as a part of the Commonwealth Agreement

Our dear friends France are under occupation, just as we are. A nation of cheese eaters and beret wearers, the French are pretty cool. Very chic, you see. Without a doubt very worthy of being the heroine in our little story.

Our story also needs a villain, however. No good story is complete without the memorable bad guy, after all. Here, the enemy is the USA.

The evil USA has occupied some of France’s regions, and it is only right, just as we ask France to give us our regions back, that we help them to regain theirs.

I saw shouts like this:



And I thought to myself- NO! We cannot allow this injustice to continue! We must free France!

I had been watching the battle for some time, seeing the USA chipping away at the French lead in minibattles like so:



It was painful to watch. My friends and allies were being defeated in battle by the USA, and a single tear rolled down my cheek.

So I began to think about how I could help the cause. Then I saw this:



And thought: Yes! Chillax are a nice big French unit and can fight for France, but hmm, they’ll probably need some money. Every good story needs a Hero, and it looks like Chillax are it!

I searched around inside my pocket and lo and behold, I had a little bit left over! 0.64 GBP to be exact.

Interestingly, Chillax have 64 members, so, using my maths skills as the UK MoF, I quickly realized that I could give each member 0.01 GBP each!


Maddog77, the heroic leader of Chillax, receiving his 0.01 GBP

They could use this to fight for France- and save them from the USA!

Now, we all know that every good story needs one last thing- a happy ending. Will Chillax be able to come to the rescue of France against the evil USA? Stay tuned, fight your hearts for our heroine, and maybe, just maybe, France can prevail!



Vive le France!

Talon Karrde