The Revolution Came

Chapter 9: Fight between Allies

Great Britain
Palace of Westminster

Winston Churchill. Prime Minister of the British Isles and leader of the resistance against Germany's reign of terror.

There were many things that the war in Europe has made him realize... The rise of communism became a threat, the rise of Nazi Germany becoming an immediate danger to all nations around her, and the utilization of colonies around the Pacific and North America.

He doesn't have the time or resources to deal with a revolution from their North Pacific colony. Yet when he learns that the French decided to help those Revolutionaries to gain independence. It was time to face their president.

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"Monsieur Churchill, It is a great pleasure to meet you?" The President said as Churchill could only grimace at him before assuming formalities.

"Same applies to you, Mr. De Gaulle," He said as the President waited for what he had to say.

"I've been told that you have decided to help the Revolutionary forces at the North Pacific," He said as the President and his Commander-in-Chief could only stare at him.

"Oui Monsieur... Is there problem with it?"

"Well, Yes Mr. President! As you could see we are fighting a common enemy here," Winston Churchill said as he pointed to a certain part of Europe on the map on his desk.

"And the king has made it clear that he won't give up those islands because of the rise communism and facism," Churchill said as the President and Commander-in-Chief looked at each other with a grim look.

"Well... Monsieur Churchill, I acknowledge that we do fight a common enemy. It isn't only a war against Germany but against ideals that could destroy the world order we have built... But I will remain firm on my decision to aid those revolutionaries in the North Pacific,"

"I respect your decision Mr. President, but those islands could serve as a garrison to aid the Americans in battle against the Japanese," The British Cold Guard littered around the room and stood with tension as they seemed ready to arrest the French President and Commander-In-Chief.

"Monsieur Churchill as you have said we fight a common enemy... Just imagine if the revolutionaries won, you could direct your troops and supplies to continue the fight in Europe," Mr. De Gaulle said as Churchill rubbed his chin in thought. The British Cold Guard stayed in place and Churchill could only give a frustrated sigh.

"It's nice that we have come to an agreement Monsieur Churchill... May we end the war in our continent," Mr. De Gaulle said as he and Mr. Gamelin shook hands with Churchill and left.

Vichisburg
June 23, 1932

Kyra wouldn't admit it but something isn't right. The National Guards as well as the militiamen keep giving her weird looks.

"Kyra... Something feels off," Captain Nikes said as the National Guardsmen who accompanied her to France felt the tension between her and the other National Guards.

"That is what I've been thinking... Ever since I arrived at Hoppa last night, the sailors and guardsmen keep giving me those weird looks," Kyra said as Cristian attached his bayonet to his back and held onto his sword.