Code Geass: Salvatia Intervention War

Chapter 1 *remake*

Omniverse No. 000112 (Code Geass Universe)

The vast expanse of the galaxy shimmered as countless portals erupted into existence, their swirling energies giving way to a colossal armada spilling forth into the void. At the forefront of this formidable fleet sailed a Constitutional Authority-class Super Dreadnought, its imposing frame asserting dominance as the flagship. Flanking it was the Dominion Enforcer-class Super Dreadnought-Destroyer, a stalwart second-in-command. Together, they advanced toward the shadowy side of the moon, a haven where they would establish their strategic foothold.

As the fleet descended upon the lunar surface, their mission began in earnest. Nanocores hummed to life, tirelessly constructing an array of structures to fuel their military expansion. The flagship, a Constitutional Authority-class Super Dreadnought, settled on the moon's darkened plains, its presence a monolithic reminder of the power they wielded.

Within the Supreme Leader's throne room, an air of regal authority permeated the space. The grand doors creaked open, revealing Frieda Vordieus. Draped in the Supreme Magistrate's distinguished uniform and enveloped in a crimson cape that concealed her arms, she strode forward with purpose. Her gaze was fixed on the figure seated upon the ornate throne.

Xavier Salvador, the Supreme Leader, appeared deeply engrossed in a tome detailing the wars and histories of Old Humanity. Despite his 115 years, his Neohuman vitality endowed him with an aura of sharp intellect and ageless command. As Frieda approached, his piercing eyes lifted from the book, a faint smile curving his lips in acknowledgment of her arrival.

Frieda's voice, steady and measured, broke the silence. "Xavier, it seems we're planning to intervene in their war. I can't help but wonder—how exactly does this benefit us?"

Closing the book with deliberate care, Xavier met her question with a contemplative gaze. "I've seen how the timeline unfolds in this universe," he began, his voice laced with nostalgia. "As a young teenager, back when I was merely human, I was captivated by the story of Code Geass. The way its narrative unraveled was... extraordinary. It made me ponder: what if the story could change? What if the scenarios I imagined could become reality?"

Frieda's brow arched, her skepticism evident. "So, in your eyes, these people—are they nothing more than characters in a story? Puppets to be played with?"

Her words hung in the air, challenging and unyielding, as the weight of their conversation deepened the atmosphere of the chamber.

Xavier Salvador leaned forward on his throne, his expression resolute as he spoke with a calm yet commanding tone. "Most people believe they're just fiction, mere characters for entertainment," he began, his voice laced with a quiet conviction. "But to me, they're as real as you or me. That's why I've made the decision to intervene in this universe—to bring an end to their war by dismantling the three major superpower nations. My focus, however, is primarily on the Holy Britannian Empire."

He paused, letting the weight of his words settle before continuing. "The Britannians are far more dangerous than the other two superpowers. Their expansionist policies have turned conquered nations into colonies they call 'Areas,' stripping their identities and reducing their people to mere numbers. Oppression, discrimination, violence, corruption—everything I despise thrives under their rule. But we can't overlook the United Republic of Europia or the Chinese Federation either. I suspect you've already drawn your conclusions about them."

Frieda nodded thoughtfully, her voice steady as she replied. "Indeed. The URE—or the EU, as they call themselves—claims to champion liberty, freedom, and democracy. Yet, in reality, they're just a capitalist aristocracy masquerading as progressives, replacing the monarchy with corrupt politicians and bureaucrats. Their internal problems run deep, and their military, though strong, is undisciplined. They sacrifice Japanese volunteers as expendable, suicidal units rather than fighting alongside them as equals. And then there are the internment camps—filled with Japanese detainees who suffer daily discrimination at the hands of Europeans."