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The Equestrian Front-The Griffon Kingdoms Campaign

By NeighborVadim
Created: 2021-04-06 06:08:01
Expiry: Never
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    Capitaine Maxime Sauvageux
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    Equestria Occupation Forces
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    Grand Army of Europa-Francia Branch (Armée Française-Armée de Terre)
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    >May 14, 2038
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    >A week after leaving Canterlot, you arrived in the freshly conquered Gildedale.
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    >After seeing what happened to Equestria, Gildedaleans did not dare attempt to resist a European invasion.
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    >One quick and bloodless surrender later, an FOB was already established.
  9. 9.
    >Generaloberst Hoth put you in charge of overseeing the preparations for the journey ahead.
  10. 10.
    >You were accompanying the German general in a diplomatic mission to the Griffon Kingdoms.
  11. 11.
    >You thought that they would've sent a politician, a diplomat that specialized in this to do it.
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    >However, based on previous research, it seems that they would likely only heed the words of a being who's profession is warfare.
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    >Therefore, they sent an army general.
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    "Sergeant, are we ready?"
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    >"Jawol, the men are ready when you are".
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    "Good, I'll inform the General we are ready to depart".
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    >You couldn't say that you agreed with the approach the brass was taking with diplomacy.
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    >It looked like an invasion.
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    >Hours later, you found yourselves above the mountains of the Griffon Kingdoms.
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    >You and the Germanic giant were sharing an NH90 en route towards the Griffons' biggest city and capital, Gryphus.
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    >The side door was open, and the cold winds were stinging your face.
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    >Outside you could see other choppers, troop transports, maybe ten of them...
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    >Ahead of your craft were five Eurocopter Tigers.
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    >Flying a few hundred meters above you were a pair of JAS 39 Gripens.
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    >Funny, Gripen translated into English was "Griffon", they're operating in appropriate territory.
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    >Looking below, two winged figures were en route towards your aircraft.
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    "Permission to speak freely, sir?"
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    >"Granted".
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    "You don't think this formation seems a bit aggressive for what we're doing?"
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    >"If you did your homework, you'd know that something like this is what these warlike people respect".
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    "Monsieur, we have two sentries nearing our helicopter!"
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    >"I'll speak to them."
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    >Several others were flying ahead of the formation, each carrying spears or muskets.
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    >Those first two sentries flew up to the open side door of your chopper.
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    >You moved aside for the General to see them.
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    >Seeing this, they were visibly surprised at the size difference between you and your superior officer.
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    >One of them moves closer.
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    >"What is your business here, foreigner?"
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    >"We have come to look for allies and we would like to speak with your leader, any place where we might be able to land?".
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    >They guided us over to a small open courtyard.
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    >It wasn't very big, hardly an adequate place to land.
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    >That's when it finally occurred to everyone...
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    "Oh, dammit."
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    >They can fly, so why the hell would they need to build facilities to accommodate aircraft?
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    >Sure they had places for airships, but those are too few and far between here.
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    >"Well, there's more than one way out of this thing, lower the lines".
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    >You had no choice but to rappel down from the choppers.
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    "Sir, what if negotiations just crumble and we find ourselves fighting these creatures, how will we evacuate?"
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    >"We'll just need to hold out long enough for reinforcements or evac."
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    >Brilliant.
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    >The lines were lowered, you and the other personnel rappelled down to the concrete floor.
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    >It wasn't exactly ideal for you to do this in a dress uniform, and with your entire kit on your back.
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    >As soon as you hit the ground, you looked up, only to see the German general's massive ass falling down towards you.
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    >"Oh fuck no..."
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    >Jumping and rolling away from the point of impact, the ground shakes a little bit upon his landing.
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    >There are cracks at where is feet made.
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    >Never mind dodging a bullet, you just dodged a shell.
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    >"Sorry, mein kamarade."
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    >He waved off the helicopter and it disappeared into the thickness of the snowfall.
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    >Two attack helicopters flew overhead above you and the squad.
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    "General, they can't stay here forever, we should be rotating their patrols..."
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    >"I am aware, Kapitän, I am working on it".
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    >As soon as he was finished speaking to commanders at the FOB you began your five kilometer trek across many stone bridges towards the king's palace.
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    >More and more soldiers, both yours and the Griffons', would be following you shortly.
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    >Five kilometers wasn't really that long, but given how cold it was, it felt like walking across all Russia, on the Arctic Circle, starting from Finland, and ending in Alaska.
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    >Not even the trench coat you were issued made much of a difference up here.
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    >Finally making it to their king's palace, you and the general start making your way up the concrete stairs.
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    >Taking a look around, you happened to notice a familiar face among the winged beasts.
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    >Purple eye-liner, purple highlights, golden yellow eyes...
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    >You remember her from Cloudsdale, when they refused to surrender she fought alongside them.
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    >She was an incredibly good fighter, she almost killed you and general Montoir the first time you encountered her.
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    >You shouldn't have stared at her too long, seems she noticed.
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    >You could only hope that she didn't recognize you.
  82. 82.
    >Being happy to finally be inside, you made your way to the nearest fire to warm yourself.
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    >"Don't be too long captain, I'd like you to be present when we meet the king".
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    >If it were the French general he would be rushing you, probably not giving you any time to get comfortable.
  85. 85.
    >Looking back at the entrance, you notice that the griffon you recognized was following her comrades in.
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    >She looks towards you as she does so.
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    >You are thinking to yourself...
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    "Damn, she does recognize me".
  89. 89.
    >Returning to your commander's side, you are now more than anxious to begin the meeting with their king.
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    >Anything to get out of sight from that beast.
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