It is time again, for the Great Motherland to show her strength to the world. Be worried, oh mighty Judeans, be very worried, for the beast has awoken once again.
April 13th, 1939
"Let's move it! I want to get over the border before sunset!" Commissar Mochenko yelled. A private took hold of his rifle, turning to enter the train, faced Mochenko, "Commissar, where exactly are we heading?" The Commissar let out a small chuckle, "Private, we are heading towards the outskirts of Pulensky City, where this war started. Come with me Private, into the train, I will tell you all about it."
As the two sat down in the train, Mochenko began to speak. "I was commanding the 3rd Rifle Company down in the Imperial Empire, patrolling the streets...when a shot rang out in the streets...one of my men was hit, and then it came. The Tulrzo pushed through the building to my left, the wall crumbling underneath it. As soon as it had blown through it blew away my men..."
Mochenko was starting to stutter now, his face changing, his mind told him not to go trough the horrors of Pulensky, but he had to get his story out there. The private could notice his distress, "Commissar, you..you don't have to tell me.."
The Commissar looked at the private, "Alright...okay..let's just get this train moving." Mochenko opened the door, and he was startled by the sight he saw, time had flown by so quick that they were already passing through the Ewacian-RSA border. Mochenko mumbled under his breath, "Holy shit....we're over the border..." He turned to the men in his car, "Get ready comrades, this is it. We have passed over the border, Pulensky is not far away, and we will surely be taking fire soon. Our planes have bombed the city for days, all we need to do is secure the outskirts of the city, then our tanks can move in and we can eliminate the scum that still roam the streets. Load your rifles, fix bayonets, show no mercy!!"
The train suddenly came to a stop, Mochenko could hear gunshots from inside of the train, he quickly jumped over to the door, sliding open the door and jumping to the ground. "MOVE IT!" The soldiers seemed to pour out of the train, one after one they all jumped out. "LET'S GO! MOVE IN TO THE CITY, ERADICATE ANY SCUM THAT STILL STANDS FOR THE EMPIRE! KILL THEM ALL!!!"
The first couple soldiers that made it out quickly stopped behind some cover, the rest of the soldiers following behind them, holding their rifles close as the Commissar ran up to the wall. "Fight for the mighty Motherland, and show these rats what we are made of!" There was a silence for a couple seconds, a cough here and there, and then the Commissar looked over the wall. The place looked abandoned, and then he heard it, the whistle...
Mochenko cringed at the sound, and as he did he could spot Imperial soldiers walking out of the buildings, some of them were covering their ears, others were looking up in the sky, trying to find the origin of the loud and annoying sound. He could hear them scream, and then they were engulfed in the explosions. Building after building was hit, mass explosions and smoke made it impossible to see their horrible fate.
Just as most of the Red Army soldiers were staring at the explosions, Mochenko stood up and faced the men, holding his rifle up he yelled, "CHARGE!!!" Quickly jumping over the wall that had once covered them, the men opened fire on the remains of the town. "Kill them all! Spare none!" Mochenko yelled as he ran up next to a building, he could see an Imperial soldier crawling out of the building, his legs were blown off, and as he spotted Mochenko he screamed. "No! Please, please!"
Mochenko kicked off his helmet, and knelt down, grabbing him by the hair. "You people disgust me." He pulled the machete from out of his pants, pulling back the Imperial soldier's head. "You all deserve to die." He slid the machete through his neck, blood spurting out from underneath him as he threw the soldier's head down.
He jumped over the dead enemy and into the building in which he came from. He quickly spotted three more enemy soldiers, one was sitting in a chair, his arms dangling off the side and he could see multiple shrapnel wounds in the man's chest and face. The second one was still intact, but he seemed to be knocked out. The last one was also intact, but he was bleeding from his mouth, puking out blood, but he was about to stand up. Mochenko quickly shot all three of them, even the dead one sitting in the chair.
He turned around, noticing his men run into the building, moving upstairs, and then he could hear gunfire. He grinned as he left the building. Just a couple days ago he was walking through here, and now he was destroying it for the Motherland. As he was walking past a building he noticed one of his soldiers grab an Imperial soldier, punching him in the face and shoving him against the wall. The Imperial soldier was getting beat with the stock of his own gun, his face wasn't even recognizable anymore. Just a lump of mushy blood, and then the Imperial soldier fell, the sound of his face hitting the pavement was sickening, but pleasurable at the same time. Yet the soldier didn't stop beating him, he kept on hitting the lifeless body with his gun, blood splattering on his face after each hit.
"Comrade! Get going!" The soldier looked up, the blood covering over half of his face. He slowly wiped it off, still staring at Mochenko, "Aye, Commissar....Umm...Commissar Mochenko, would you happen to have a tissue?" Mochenko looked at him blankly, then started laughing, the two seemed to be completely oblivious to the battle surrounding them. "Haha, of course not comrade. Just lick it off, taste their blood, and then may you spill their blood with power."
"Commissar...are you sure?"
"Yes comrade, taste their rat blood and you will strike fear into their minds!"
"Aye, Commissar!"
The soldier stared at his hand, now covered with the blood that once remained on his face, and he licked it off. His eyes suddenly widened, joy and hate filled his mind at the same time. He knelt down and dipped his fingers into his face, or what remained of his face, and sucked on it. Mochenko chuckled again, "Taste good, does it not?"
"Aye, Commissar. Shall we go kill some more?"
"Yes, comrade, yes we shall."
Commissar Mochenko looked around the street, the amount of death and destruction simply amazed him. The Red Army soldiers had quickly destroyed every last remnant of the Imperial Empire in the outskirts of Pulensky, and soon the tanks would be moving in. The gunfire suddenly stopped, the explosions went silent. Mochenko grabbed an Imperial soldier, and jumped up onto a bench.
"Today, comrades, we have destroyed every piece of the Imperial Empire in this small town. We have decimated the scum's moral. Imperial soldiers will have nightmares of the day that they meet us!"
"Ura!!"
"The Imperial Empire will fear the Red Army! We will march straight to the capital, and we will cut the Counsellers's throat in two. Are you ready comrades?!"
"Aye, Commissar!"
"Good, because tomorrow, we will charge into Pulensky and kill them all!" He then slit the throat of the Imperial soldier and held him up, for all of the men to see.
"Ura! Ura! Ura!...."
April 13th, 1939
Then came the knock on the door, Donkova turned his chair around, "Come in." The man slowly opened the door, looking at the papers in his hands once again. "Mr. President, sir, we have receieved reports from Commissar Mochenko that the outskirts of Pulensky have been secured and they are ready to send in the tanks."
"I see, well, then what are we waiting for? I want those rats down in the Imperial Empire destroyed, and if tanks can help do that, then by god they are going to receieve tanks. Send the tanks, they are waiting on the border, no?"
"That is correct, sir. They are awaiting your call."
"Commence Operation Echo Sierra."
"Aye, sir."
The man was about to turn around and leave, but Donkova had one more thing to say. "Stop!"
"What is it, sir?"
"I'm sure that our allies would love to hear about this invasion. Make sure they know about this."
"Aye, sir."
Donkova turned his chair around again, staring out the window, the Ewacian people would soon learn of the atrocities committed down in Pulensky, and they would all cry for war. Donkova stood up, opening up the window, whispering, "The beast has awoken once again."