We will return stronger to defeat our enemy later

[Jay]

12 hours before South Korean troops launch Operation
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North Korean generals were fully briefed by the Supreme Leader. He had secured them all amnesty in exchange for their cooperation. Warning he'd personally kill those who resisted. All the generals knew he was doing this because the South would take his wealth and arrest him otherwise. Generals murmured, others sat quietly in solace. Many were veterans and members of the Eternal President's era. Having fought the capitalist pigs, aided their Vietnamese brothers, travelled across the world from Syria to Somalia. They were men molded by flames and hell they endured for the party. Yet, one by one, the regime fell and everything seemed dire. Some laughed at the irony, in 1997 they looked at the chaos in the South with glee as an opportunity, now, a year later, they were the ones begging. It was in-dignified for the great revolution the Eternal President had started. Yet, none of the Generals Staff or Politburo wanted to be on the outside of any deal, all eager to get away for their actions.

As the meeting was concluded, the Chairman ordered sensitive data about him, their plans, and some of their secret operations be destroyed. Some of the loyal fools would comply, but, many of the veterans would know keeping this intelligence may save the when the South came. After the meeting, the Generals came out one by one, some video crews outside present to document this moment for the Great Leader's archives. A moment of peace, is what they wanted to call it. The Generals scoffed at that idea. It was a moment of surrender to them. As they stared at the sky, soon it would be filled with helicopters and aircrafts readying to seize their country. General Jong Ho-gyun stared, looking away as the other generals and admirals left the meeting.

As he returned to his command, he would inspect his army. His army base was near the Chinese Border. There wasn't much spared for a non-frontline unit. Having been demoted following a series of defections in the early 1990s, he was relegated to the rear command. There wasn't much fuel, only enough for a week at most. His troops were mostly conscripts, the most hardcore were all at the frontline. He had friends at the Chaho Naval Base, and the mountains nearby proved resourceful with a number of secret bunkers he had built for the Supreme Leader. With their rifles, anti-tank, anti-air, and other personal defense systems, T-62s, T-72, Chonma tanks, BMPs, and BTRs infantry fighting vehicle, he ordered his most close friends, and loyal troops to assemble that night. Moving at night, the units would leave for the far tips of the tri-border between Korea, China, and Russia. The facilities was a secret testing base that Eternal President Kim Il-Sung had built. The facilities were deep and extensive, and connected to the East Sea through a network of complex tunnels and facilities. The facilities were well built and developed, and capable to store large amounts of equipment. Prior they had been used for secret testing and receiving advanced Soviet weapons during the time of the Eternal President.

The facilities were well hidden and not known to many aside from a select few of Chairman Kim's friends and allies. Before his son could know, the heart attack that killed the Eternal President left this information hidden. Inside, a number of ballistic missiles, fuel launchers, and secure communication rooms were operational. General Jong would arrive at the facility with his small consortium of 860 men and women whom would run the facility and conduct their plans from within. With them, the equipment, a divisions worth, would be safety stored and locked. With plans to come, General Jong sat in the command room as he watched the North slowly fall as the South's troops took over.

 

[Jay]

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Remnant Factions
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[Jay]

Jong Ho-Gyun and his upper echelon of loyal supporters sat in the spacious bunker that Kim Il-Sung had built long ago. While the soldiers quarters were not as spacious, the officers quarter had much more space and room. Much of the facilities was used to store over 800 vehicles from artillery to tanks to missiles. They sat and talked much of the time, reading the latest news on the reunification process and monitoring the process. Jong was the leader of the Triumvirate that governed the remnant factions, alongside one of the parties senior and loyal political and philosophical backers, Ri Ju, and one of the former heads of space and ballistic missile research, O Jin-u. The triumvirate of leaders maintained order and discipline amongst the guardians of the revolution, and were able to keep their secrecy.

In their hideouts, the news of various armed militias popping up across Russia attracted their attention. Ri Ju, well understanding the implications, brought it to Jong Ho-Gyun's attention days ago. As time went on, the communist factions began to take fold in Siberia. Ho-Gyun was not interested in involving himself into something that could ultimately lead them back to what happened before the Great Defeat. As days went on, Ri Ju came with further news that the situation was getting worse as communist soldiers in the Army had begun defecting to the cause of Dzhugashvili.

Their forces were only equipped with a small number of tanks and artillery pieces, their missiles potent, however, any direct action would likely lead to their detection and hunting by the Capitalist Pigs in the South. Ho-Gyun ruled out any volunteer forces going to fight so early on. However, Ri Ju managed to convince Ho-Gyun after long debates to at least contact the soviet forces. It was decided with O Jin-u that they'd sent a small detachment of special operators with a political agent to track and make contact with the Soviets, if they could become victorious, perhaps they'd be able to turn the tide of the revolutionary drive of their brainwashed brethren and unify the Peninsula under communism.

As night came, the clouds obscured the skies, and in that darkness the 12 men of Alfa Company departed their mountain bases and made their way to the Korean-Russian border. Colonel Kye Kwang would lead the Company to find the Soviets, bringing with them a small cargo of a few dozen rifles, anti-air MANPADs, and anti-tank weapons. To not arrive to their friends empty handed. The Company would work to make contact and then establish communications back to their base.