The peace treaty between Japan and the Great Asian Alliance was
concluded on December 2095.
With the event "Scorched Halloween," which destroyed the southern tip
of the Korean peninsula in late October, the Great Asian Alliance lost its
naval base and many ships. In addition to this, in order to achieve a final
victory, in the middle of November a fleet was sent from Sasebo. It was
an incomplete fleet, as it was collected from the remnants, because all
the major forces were mobilized to prepare for war with the New Soviet
Union. Formed in Sasebo, the fleet was accompanied by the only
magician of the Strategic Class, publicly disclosed by the government of
Japan, one of the "Thirteen Apostles" by Itsuwa Mio. In this way Japan
declared its readiness for total war.
Fortunately, the clashes with the fleet of the Great Asian Alliancedidn't
occur. The Magic of the Strategic Class "Abyss" was not used, and the
valuable magician of the Strategic Class was not lost by Japan. Because
as soon as the fleet reached the open sea, the Great Asian Alliance sent a
proposal for a truce, using the Union of South-East Asia as an
intermediary.
As a result, the final form of the treaty, in which the Great Asian
Alliance accepted almost all of Japan's requirements, was concluded in
March 2096. Immediate establishment of peace, which the Japanese
demanded, influenced the modesty of the demands put forward. But the
main reason was the huge damage received by the Great Asian Alliance.
But this didn't mean that everyone agreed with reconciliation. In any
country, in any army, there are always forces that do not want peace.
Both in Japan and in the Great Asian Alliance there were many against
reconciliation. And among them were those who planned to destroy the
world by force and restore the state of war.
21 March. Okinawa, Naha airport.
This day was not special. Same as yesterday, same as any of 365 days a
year. There were no identical people among those passing through the
landing and disembarkation, but all the differences between them could
be accommodated in the concept of "individuality". Even if you have a
height of 2 meters, even if you are a mountain of muscles weighing a
hundred kilograms, if everything is in order with the documents, and if
nothing is illegal in the baggage, you will easily pass customs as any
other traveler.
This man didn't have large suitcases, like those of other travelers. With
only a Boston bag as luggage, he left the lobby and went to the taxi
stand. [note. Boston Bag - a small hand bag]
For some reason, there were no other people around him. Nobody left
