OOC: As promised to Lavos... a while back, things have been really busy with school and I can't afford to fall behind for the sake of my grades. But hopefully he's still letting me RP my nations existance here. This mostly draws it's history from The Music Box of Dreams Thread. I'll post a map change request in a day or two.
Over the past several weeks, the state of Greece had become incredibly unruly; small fire-fights flickered in the streets and cheers of the zealous muddled together in cacophony as the puppet masters spun their stories from behind the fallen iron curtain. The speckled images of gunfire mixed with drunken revelry of revolution that cascaded from the floodgates. The rush of the bedeviled souls that had been caught up in the great ferment of effervescence that was the Soviet dream. And to mark the great myth of rebirth, the souls of this twilight hour let blood to satisfy the laws of history with the life force of the wealthy, innocent and crooked alike.
From the naive viewpoint of western capitalist civilization, such wanton destruction would surely be viewed with great disdain and hopefully a bit of true human disgust. That was merely a childish view however propagated by the media outlet of your favorite televised tube. If the revolution is to secure a supporting party, the participants are labeled freedom fighters, if they are there to support a non-supporting component they are labeled terrorists. And if you have no stakes in the matter, they're not newsworthy over skate boarding dogs.
Viewpoints aside however, in the hours that followed those fateful set of orders, the loyal people's guard rose to the occasion armed with wild fantasies of a golden age of Greece, not seen since antiquity. The master crafters of myth that were seeking to safeguard their rise to power inspired this. And so, this was the manner in which it was done. The skies rained blood and fire as the sound of shattered glass cut the screams of the night and hot led rolled along the ground to sizzle on some crimson puddle or against some cold uncaring stone. By morning, the heavens seemed to be held aloft by a maze of smoky pillars as the world below stared at the dismal remnants of battle. Scratching their heads in some strange form of psychological amnesia as to what they had done. Respectable quiet, mild mannered individuals were haunted by visions of blood lust and violent criminals were shocked into hiding among the shadows... a few stolen possessions in hand that their former owners would no longer be of any need of.
The specter of the workers now rose itself above Greece, and she intended to speak. Dressed to play the part of the radical and with a smile set to kill, she more unleashed her words upon the world then revealed them, relishing this moment with an unhidable passion.
"People of the world, I am Chairwoman Temulin and I reveal to you the birth of a new workers paradise! Isn't it wonderful? A little marred by it's transformation, yes, but it's potential is overflowing, it's people desire to make change and they will not be held beneath the shackles of their overbearing masters any longer. What we the people here in Greece sought was peace and... while certain members were quite zealous to unleash some violence in the process, we are on the path to a brighter future, a great SOVIET future."
"In the months ahead as we combine our hands, the working masses will raise up a Communist nation unlike any the world has ever seen! As the people of this nation work together to build a new state in the coming red dawn, I welcome the leaders of the world to lend us your hands and in turn we will lend you our great new-found strength. A grand age awaits us all! Let us bury the past behind us and move forward with a cheer of joy!"
"We are open to all foreign diplomatic discussion and look forward to sharing our glorious revolution with the world!"
Of course... this last phrase might accidentally be misunderstood, but what she meant to say was that she looked forward to sharing the fruits they gained from their glorious revolution with the world, be that as it may... it seemed that the nation of Greece was now declaring itself an independent state.
