Summoning the Countries

Chapter 38

The USS Gerald R. Ford, a colossal vessel cutting through the ocean waves, was alive with a palpable energy. The decks, usually buzzing with the orchestrated movements of military operations, were transformed into a sea of jubilation and camaraderie.

Troops from different nations mingled, their uniforms bearing the marks of valor and resilience, as they shared stories, laughter, and moments of unfiltered joy. The atmosphere was one of celebration, a collective exhale after the harrowing battles fought against the demonic threat.

On the deck, a group of sailors and marines had gathered, their voices merging in a chorus of jubilant songs and spirited chants. Flags of various nations fluttered in the sea breeze, symbolizing the unity forged amidst the crucible of conflict.

Vincent and Chris stood among their fellow troops, their faces lit with the glow of victory. They exchanged smiles and nods with comrades, sharing in the collective relief and elation of their hard-won triumph.

The aircraft carrier resonated with the sounds of celebration, the cheers and laughter mingling with the rhythmic hum of the vessel's engines. It was a testament to the resilience and unity of those who had stood shoulder to shoulder in the face of adversity.

As the USS Gerald R. Ford continued its voyage homeward, the horizon ahead seemed brighter, infused with the hope of a world free from the looming shadow of the Demon Army. The troops, basking in the camaraderie of shared victory, looked toward the future with renewed determination and a bond forged in the crucible of battle.

After a couple of weeks later, President Lincoln Clinton announced a meeting with leaders of New Russia, North American Continent countries(NACC), Japan, South Korea, Australia, Ukraine, New Zealand, Philippines, Botswana, New China, India, Namibia, South Africa, Lesotho, Eswatini, Mozambique, Zimbabwe, Malawi, Zambia, and Angola at the UN Building in NY.

The meeting was about to name of the gathered former countries from Earth like themselves. Or in better understanding words.

A name for so that nobody doesn't really have to repeat the name of the countries each time they mention them.

Lincoln clears his throat as he spoke in the microphone.

"I welcome all esteemed leaders and representatives to this historic gathering at the United Nations Building in New York. Today marks a significant step forward in our collective journey as we come together to address an important matter: the nomenclature of our united former countries from Earth."

"As we stand here, representing diverse nations and cultures, it is evident that a unified identity will serve to streamline our interactions and foster a sense of cohesion among us. The need for a collective name, one that encapsulates our unity while honoring our distinct heritages, is paramount."

"Our shared history, forged through adversity and triumphs alike, binds us together in this new world. We have faced the trials of conflict and emerged stronger through cooperation and mutual respect."

"I invite each of you to lend your voices and perspectives as we deliberate on a name that resonates with our shared values, aspirations, and identities. Let this gathering be a testament to our commitment to unity and collaboration as we pave the way for a brighter future for our united nations."

With that, President Clinton stepped back, opening the floor to the assembled leaders to engage in the momentous task of defining a name that would encompass the spirit of their collective alliance and heritage. The hall buzzed with anticipation as representatives from each nation prepared to contribute to this defining decision.

The hall filled with the murmurs of discussions and deliberations among the gathered leaders and representatives, each eager to contribute to the monumental task of choosing a name that would stand as a testament to their unity and shared vision for the future.