The North PacificBoard

They marched in rain
They marched through pain
Guided by gain, they would know strain
So They marched on land
As They marched through sea
And March they did
To conquer thee.
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450,000 soldiers pummeled through into the Aylwaterian country, alongside the shield of a bulky air force that fended the skies. An additional, 1,000 tanks guided the assault straight into New Danubia; whilst another portion of the task force drove straight through southern, North Torsten. Western Les Montagnes, foresaw struggle; however, the southern bits fell within a week. And as a whole, the Roctanian swift invasion of Aylwater was here. War had come to Roctania, and Scarlet would all but return the favor.
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(IC) One week ago...

“To what pleasure do I your visit?” purred the Lunghanian diplomat.

“I have come on terms of war, so you can keep it in your pants,” Scarlet gave a sarcastic grin and took her seat on the chair farthest from the man. “Shall we begin?”

“Erm... yes, and I believe we can come to terms with this,” the man exclaimed, beaming proudly, “I drafted up a few documents to detail the conditions of our treaty, including the ability to use Lunghanian land as a transportable land of which to utilize against your enemy, Aylwater.”

“Glamorous! I do like a good vengeance story,” Scarlet hugged the man, not before sneaking a tracker into his jacket as she turned to exit the all-to-stuffy office building.

“Scarlet, erm... Queen?” the man reached out to grab Scarlet’s hand.

“Yes?” Scarlet swatted his hand away.

“Sorry. I was just curious, what are you planning for the Aylwaterians?”

“That’s all part of the surprise dearest,” Scarlet stifled a laugh. And as she resumed exiting into the hallway, the Lunghanian man could’ve sworn he saw a feral and fiery glint in her eyes.
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(IC) One week in the future... [Present Day]

They scorched the land without care, so it was swallowed into a fiery abyss. Sparks engulfed the border and the Roctanian soldiers steamrolled the unprotected areas. Nonetheless, Aylwaterian troops eventually slowed the wrecking ball of the Roctanian military, but the damage had been dealt. Within less than a week, Roctania had made their revenge, it was now a matter of when the Aylwaterian troops would give in, and when would the Hong kong empire start deploying more troops. Until then, the war raged on, but victory was in striking distance.