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The Pangean Wars
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Hey guys! I'm baaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaack! Update tomorrow!
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DMOC- I've got a few chapters left!
WhiteEagle22- Thank you!
e350tb-scary, ain't it?
Charles Li- It feels like he has been escaping far too often! Down with Franklin!
All- Next chapter very soon!
WhiteEagle22- Thank you!
e350tb-scary, ain't it?
Charles Li- It feels like he has been escaping far too often! Down with Franklin!
All- Next chapter very soon!
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Chapter 68, Fall of D.C.
With screams of triumph, the entire French army rushed forward into the breach. With guns blazing, they tore through the area street by street with mixed results. The heavy fighting in the southern sector had caused 20,000 men to be trapped by 30,00 Americans. Not wanting to lose so many men, Napoleon led the charge into the rear of the American line, smashing it within minutes.
The 20,000 troops left defending the city scurried back to the castle which was situated on the Potomac River. Without delay, they lowered a bridge and proceeded to escape. 15,000 Americans escaped before the bridge could be cut. The city was theirs, but at the cost of 42,000 French and 34,000 Americans. The French were reduced to 240,000 troops, with an estimated 138,000 Americans left in Minneapolis.
For most of May, the men put down partisan attacks and kept the peace. On May 30, 1756, the 200,000-man army left the safety of Washington and proceeded on to Minneapolis, where they would meet up with 100,000 of Jean-Paul's army. On June 13, 1756, both of the armies arrived on the wide, desolate plains surrounding Minneapolis.
Minneapolis, like Wolfsboro, was built on a hill in the middle of the plains. A small lake next to it provided the only water for crops and for the city. With extensive irrigation channels running around the city, it was quite easy to set up trench warfare. The Bulk of Napoleon's army was situated to the north and east, and Jean-Paul held the south, whilst lake Tiahona held the west.
After severe bombardment, the city still had not fallen by early July. The siege proceeded on into August, then september, thn October, then November. Finally, on November 27, the Eastern wall came crashing down.
What'll happen next? Find out next update!
With screams of triumph, the entire French army rushed forward into the breach. With guns blazing, they tore through the area street by street with mixed results. The heavy fighting in the southern sector had caused 20,000 men to be trapped by 30,00 Americans. Not wanting to lose so many men, Napoleon led the charge into the rear of the American line, smashing it within minutes.
The 20,000 troops left defending the city scurried back to the castle which was situated on the Potomac River. Without delay, they lowered a bridge and proceeded to escape. 15,000 Americans escaped before the bridge could be cut. The city was theirs, but at the cost of 42,000 French and 34,000 Americans. The French were reduced to 240,000 troops, with an estimated 138,000 Americans left in Minneapolis.
For most of May, the men put down partisan attacks and kept the peace. On May 30, 1756, the 200,000-man army left the safety of Washington and proceeded on to Minneapolis, where they would meet up with 100,000 of Jean-Paul's army. On June 13, 1756, both of the armies arrived on the wide, desolate plains surrounding Minneapolis.
Minneapolis, like Wolfsboro, was built on a hill in the middle of the plains. A small lake next to it provided the only water for crops and for the city. With extensive irrigation channels running around the city, it was quite easy to set up trench warfare. The Bulk of Napoleon's army was situated to the north and east, and Jean-Paul held the south, whilst lake Tiahona held the west.
After severe bombardment, the city still had not fallen by early July. The siege proceeded on into August, then september, thn October, then November. Finally, on November 27, the Eastern wall came crashing down.
What'll happen next? Find out next update!
e350tb
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Have we had bomber tactics?
WhiteEagle22
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Interesting...I hope the French capture the city and put the bad guys on trial soon!
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e350tb- My next update will cover that in part
WhiteEagle22- As do I
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All- Update within the next couple of days
WhiteEagle22- As do I
...All- Update within the next couple of days
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This is good... straight talking and not cluttered with the usual cookie-cutter diplomatic discussions most people use as filler. Let the high-bodycount fights continue!
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That's very kind! The high body counts WILL continue...
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Chapter 69, Farewell
As soon as the wall fell, the adrenaline glands started to work their magic amongst the French troops. within moments, an uncontrollable mass of French troops ran forth for their last huzzah. Napoleon, realizing the importance of the event he was witnessing, ran in behind the troops. scattered pockets of American troops met the glare of the French weaponry, and were blown to bits immediately. Only when they reached towards the middle of the city did they encounter any sort of heavy resistance.
After a short 10 minute struggle, the Americans surrendered. The French had done it. After many hundreds of battles and innumerable cost, the French had done it. The last Evil Empire in the world had been crushed in perhaps the Greatist war ever seen. The cheering of the french soliders was paralleled to none.
After the cheering slowed down, Napoleon and a small delegation walked into the palace. Without hesitation, napoleon jauntily walked up the stairs to the recieveing room the he knew Roosevelt would be in. King and Emperor Franklin Delano Roosevelt sat in full coronation robes at the head of a long table on his throne. In the throes of his last insanity, he spoke up.
"I ceede nothing to those deemed unworthy. That is why I cannot accept your exculpation at this time. My dear man, together we could have done so much! But, alas, I sit here pondering at the head of a ruined state. Farewell." With that, he removed a pistol from his pocket, put it to the side of his head, and ended his life.
P.S. This is not the end of the story so don't get all teary-eyed yet!)
As soon as the wall fell, the adrenaline glands started to work their magic amongst the French troops. within moments, an uncontrollable mass of French troops ran forth for their last huzzah. Napoleon, realizing the importance of the event he was witnessing, ran in behind the troops. scattered pockets of American troops met the glare of the French weaponry, and were blown to bits immediately. Only when they reached towards the middle of the city did they encounter any sort of heavy resistance.
After a short 10 minute struggle, the Americans surrendered. The French had done it. After many hundreds of battles and innumerable cost, the French had done it. The last Evil Empire in the world had been crushed in perhaps the Greatist war ever seen. The cheering of the french soliders was paralleled to none.
After the cheering slowed down, Napoleon and a small delegation walked into the palace. Without hesitation, napoleon jauntily walked up the stairs to the recieveing room the he knew Roosevelt would be in. King and Emperor Franklin Delano Roosevelt sat in full coronation robes at the head of a long table on his throne. In the throes of his last insanity, he spoke up.
"I ceede nothing to those deemed unworthy. That is why I cannot accept your exculpation at this time. My dear man, together we could have done so much! But, alas, I sit here pondering at the head of a ruined state. Farewell." With that, he removed a pistol from his pocket, put it to the side of his head, and ended his life.
P.S. This is not the end of the story so don't get all teary-eyed yet!)
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What's gonna happen next? I'm curious, and that's the sign of a great writer!
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Well, the trials should start next, and we'll see what interesting happens there! And, Thank you. That's quite an honor!
EDIT: YAY! Past 10,000 views! That rocks!
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Chapter 70, Victory
Napoleon watched the young king fall onto the floor, his blood pooling arond his head and neck. With a flick of his wrist and twirl of his cape, Napoleon ordered the body removed to be buried in a pauper's grave. Within minutes, he reached the bottom of the stairs and walked onto the massive portico stairs that overlooked the city and the gathered French army.
Napoleon stoped. His 66 year-old blue eyes surveyed the crowed while his grey hair blew in the late autmn gale. He began to speak, " Friends, today, November 27, 1756, we have ended perhaps the greatist war in French history. With untold millions dead, this is the most costly and horrific war ever expeirenced in this world. But, there is hope for the future, as the war is over, and King Franklin is DEAD!" With his emphasis on the last word complete, the entire army erupted into an explotion of cheering and clapping and singing.
Wiping a tear from his eye, Napoleon strode from the platform and into the palace. He ordered that a full report on the end of the war be sent to every household in France. The wave of information spread rapidly, and Paris was aware by evening. Full-scale victory celebrations lasted for days on end, culminating in the triumphant march of the soliders. On December 5, 1756, the entire 250,000 man army along with Napoleon and Jean-Paul rolled into Paris. Chants of 'Vive Napoleone' spread through the city.
The next day, Napoleon stood on the Balcony overlooking Paris, and proclaimed the French Empire to be victorious. He announced planns for intergrating the new territories won, and how to represent them in the Legislaiture. He also unveiled his masterpiece, starting December 9th, he would personally observe the trials of Rheims, at which many thousands of American criminals were to be tried.
After announcing this, he immediatly borded a train for Rheims. His work was just begining...
Napoleon watched the young king fall onto the floor, his blood pooling arond his head and neck. With a flick of his wrist and twirl of his cape, Napoleon ordered the body removed to be buried in a pauper's grave. Within minutes, he reached the bottom of the stairs and walked onto the massive portico stairs that overlooked the city and the gathered French army.
Napoleon stoped. His 66 year-old blue eyes surveyed the crowed while his grey hair blew in the late autmn gale. He began to speak, " Friends, today, November 27, 1756, we have ended perhaps the greatist war in French history. With untold millions dead, this is the most costly and horrific war ever expeirenced in this world. But, there is hope for the future, as the war is over, and King Franklin is DEAD!" With his emphasis on the last word complete, the entire army erupted into an explotion of cheering and clapping and singing.
Wiping a tear from his eye, Napoleon strode from the platform and into the palace. He ordered that a full report on the end of the war be sent to every household in France. The wave of information spread rapidly, and Paris was aware by evening. Full-scale victory celebrations lasted for days on end, culminating in the triumphant march of the soliders. On December 5, 1756, the entire 250,000 man army along with Napoleon and Jean-Paul rolled into Paris. Chants of 'Vive Napoleone' spread through the city.
The next day, Napoleon stood on the Balcony overlooking Paris, and proclaimed the French Empire to be victorious. He announced planns for intergrating the new territories won, and how to represent them in the Legislaiture. He also unveiled his masterpiece, starting December 9th, he would personally observe the trials of Rheims, at which many thousands of American criminals were to be tried.
After announcing this, he immediatly borded a train for Rheims. His work was just begining...
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Awesome...again worth reading and got me curious to read the next chapter. WTG!
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I think you'll like the next one!
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Another war?
cause this is one of the best stories i've read so far, keep it up dude.demokratickid
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Another war?
No, the world is vanquished. no more war, just A LOT of returning characters! Oops, I said too much already...
And, thank you.
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why can't you have one of them rebel from Napoleon? perferably his son or another popular figure.demokratickid
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Perhaps there will be a part two? I don't know how I feel about it, though.
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Chapter 71, Welcome Back
As the train pulled into the station, Napoleon exited to the cheers of the citizens. He was saluted by all from the platform to the courthouse in which the trials were to take place. Completed in 1606, the courthouse resembled a large cathedral rather than an office of law. Napoleon planned to have it here because it could handle the mass media that would be there, and about 50,000 guests.
Napoleon made he announcement later that day that there would be 376 men and women charged with war crimes, however, only seven were known to the French population. Gens. Hubert Richardson, Humphrey Bragg, Alan Smith, and Jacques Ryan would all be tried. Along with them, the last three American spies, Alan Carpynter, Henry Patrick, and Phillip Du Valet.
On the early morning of December 10, 1756, the trials began. The first day saw 21 people convicted, all sentenced to hanging, and 2 acquitted. The 11th saw 32 people hung and 7 acquitted. The 12th saw the first of the 'Famous Seven' go to trial.
As the train pulled into the station, Napoleon exited to the cheers of the citizens. He was saluted by all from the platform to the courthouse in which the trials were to take place. Completed in 1606, the courthouse resembled a large cathedral rather than an office of law. Napoleon planned to have it here because it could handle the mass media that would be there, and about 50,000 guests.
Napoleon made he announcement later that day that there would be 376 men and women charged with war crimes, however, only seven were known to the French population. Gens. Hubert Richardson, Humphrey Bragg, Alan Smith, and Jacques Ryan would all be tried. Along with them, the last three American spies, Alan Carpynter, Henry Patrick, and Phillip Du Valet.
On the early morning of December 10, 1756, the trials began. The first day saw 21 people convicted, all sentenced to hanging, and 2 acquitted. The 11th saw 32 people hung and 7 acquitted. The 12th saw the first of the 'Famous Seven' go to trial.
WhiteEagle22
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Another one worth the read and my continued interest in this series! Keep it up!
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