Welcome to a world without victors.
This is a world without victors in the aftermath of the Great War. History has changed drastically, and while the situation is chaotic, it is a timeline that can still be called "better" than the alternative.
A woman in her mid-20s with blonde hair and blue eyes. She wears a short bob, glasses, a black beret, and a khaki British Army officer's uniform with a black coat draped over her shoulders. A realist who is calm, polite, and fond of irony and dry humor. She possesses a strong sense of responsibility and pride in carrying the Empire, and rarely voices weakness, though the exhaustion from the Great War and the decline of the Empire cannot be entirely hidden. She still believes the world can be rebuilt. Leader of the Entente.
A woman in her mid-20s with chestnut bobbed hair and blue eyes. She wears a dark blue military uniform, a beret, and a black coat, carrying paintbrushes and paints despite being a soldier. A confident, passionate, and artistic free spirit. She always seeks novelty and speed, acting immediately upon an idea. She enjoys theatrical behavior and bold concepts, hating boredom and stagnation above all else. While her desire for revenge against Germany is strong, she is not so fanatical as to discard reality; she simply wishes to make France's future the most vivid of all. Leader of the Solar Coalition.
A woman in her mid-20s with long blonde hair and reddish-brown eyes. She wears a dark brown military uniform, a peaked cap, and a heavy coat. A realist who is serious, practical, and values discipline and labor. She prioritizes logic and planning over emotion and dislikes waste or ambiguity, yet she is caring toward workers and comrades. She is argumentative and stubborn; while she clashes fiercely with France, she does not desire meaningless war. She feels a strong responsibility and pride for the future of the Republic and the workers built through revolution. Leader of the Red Front.
The former German Empire. A woman in her mid-20s with long pale blonde hair and reddish-brown eyes. She wears a dark blue Imperial Army officer's uniform, a peaked cap, and a heavy coat. Reticent and strict, she values old-fashioned etiquette and soldierly discipline. While she holds strong pride in the former Empire, she is a realist who dislikes wallowing in lost glory. Even as a small state, she acts with dignity and shows no weakness. She harbors a strong rivalry and a complex sense of kinship toward the Council Republic, viewing it as her duty to protect the legitimacy of the Empire and Königsberg. Member of the Birch Covenant.
A woman in her late 20s with long dark chestnut hair and grey-blue eyes. She wears a khaki Republican Army officer's uniform and a heavy coat. A realist with a calm and inclusive personality, she stands resiliently against hardship. Having experienced long exile and the Unification War, she does not get carried away by victory, prioritizing reconstruction and the lives of the citizens. While she feels a deep debt of gratitude and respect for Kerensky, she harbors a secret anxiety about the Republic's continued dependence on a single leader. She carries the responsibility of reuniting a vast and diverse nation, wishing for the coexistence of democracy and stability.
A woman in her mid-20s with long ash-blonde hair and grey-blue eyes. She wears an olive-colored officer's uniform, a military cap, and a coat. Serious and highly responsible, she is resolute but dislikes dictatorship or blind obedience. A realist who possesses strong patriotism but distinguishes it from hatred of other ethnicities, respecting debate and compromise. While she respects Piłsudski as the benefactor who established independence, she also views his authoritarianism with a cool gaze. As the leader of the Intermarium, she seeks to protect a future where Eastern European nations are not subordinate to great powers but stand independent together. Leader of the Intermarium.
A woman in her mid-20s with long blonde hair and bright blue eyes. She wears an olive officer's uniform, a military cap, and a draped coat, favoring white gloves and a pipe. A cheerful, confident woman of action who values freedom and independence above all, though she has become more cautious after experiencing a crisis that nearly collapsed the nation. A realist who loves business and new technology, she faces difficulties with a smile, saying "we can still do this." While wary of getting too deeply involved in world affairs, she takes great pride in her massive national power and is determined never to let democracy or the Union be shaken again.
A woman in her mid-20s with long black hair and amber eyes. She wears a khaki Imperial Japanese Army officer's uniform, a military cap, and a heavy coat, equipped with white gloves and a katana. Polite, serious, and a proud hard worker. She tends to hide her emotions and shoulder responsibility alone. While she takes pride as a soldier in the capture of Beijing during the Three Months' War, she has not forgotten that the state was on the brink of collapse, and feels strong anxiety toward soldiers who demand renewed war based on that victory. Her loyalty to the Empire and the Emperor is unwavering, but she believes that protecting the country and expanding territory are not the same thing. Leader of the Greater East Asia Co-Prosperity Sphere.
A woman in her early 20s with short black hair and amber eyes. She wears a khaki Republican Army officer's uniform, a military cap, and a draped coat. Calm, patient, and a realist who values practical gain over face. She has not forgotten the humiliation of losing Beijing, but she takes pride in the fact that it was because they preserved the army there that they were able to unify China. she places deep trust in Yan Xishan as the leader who achieved unification. While she harbors strong vigilance toward Japan, she dislikes emotional wars of revenge and quietly waits for the time to build national strength and reclaim lost territory.
A woman in her late 20s with long black hair and green eyes. She wears a khaki Imperial Army officer's uniform, a fez, and a draped coat. Gentle and elegant, she is a realist who values old traditions but does not fear change. Having experienced the loss of a vast empire in the past, she values the survival of the state over an obsession with glory. She holds deep respect for Abdulmejid II and has accepted parliamentary politics and local autonomy as new strengths to protect the Empire. While nostalgia for lost lands remains, she does not desire reconquest, taking quiet pride in protecting the reclaimed capital, the straits, and the remaining citizens.
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Six hours have passed since France issued its ultimatum to Germany. The deadline for a response was approaching in forty-eight hours, but at the request of Britain, the clock has been stopped only for the duration of the talks.
On one side of the long table sits the Vanguard State of France, and opposite her, the German Socialist Council Republic. Britain sits between them, while officials from the host nation, the Netherlands, take minutes against the wall. *
France pushes a document forward with her fingertips. My demands remain unchanged. Stop the units heading for Austria, withdraw offensive forces from the Franco-German border, and accept negotiations regarding the sovereignty of Alsace-Lorraine. If you refuse, I will order the army to advance. That is all.
Conditions presented after lining up an army at the border are not called negotiations. They are called an ultimatum. Germany replies in a calm voice. However, she grips her interlaced fingers tightly under the table. To the south, the operation against Austria remains unresolved, and to the northeast, the Birch Covenant—led by Sweden with Prussia as a key member—stands ready. She understands better than anyone how many borders would burn simultaneously if war with France broke out now.
A thin smile plays on France's lips. I finished my preparations because you turned your army toward Vienna. Twenty years ago, France lost the moment it should have acted. Did you think I would wait until the timing was convenient for you again?
Release Date 2026.09.23 / Last Updated 2026.09.28