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Although T'Zakiel had many years of spacecraft experience under his belt, considering he had spent nearly half of his life in space at this point, he had rarely encountered any battles whilst onboard a vessel, and this was one of the first times he'd been tasked with directly attacking the Thresh. As such, he was quite nervous, though he knew better than to reveal this to any of his crewmen.

"Sir, we've taken down one of the Thresh ships," said Lieutenant Roals, interesting his captain's anxious thoughts. T'Zakiel smiled, knowing that at least he was doing something right.

"Alright, how many more are there left?" the captain asked, due to the fact that the large window-esque screen in front of his was clogged with wreckage and explosions, blocking any visual signs of an enemy.

"According to our radar, at least three more medium-sized ships. No fellow Alliance vessels are nearby." This information prompted T'Zakiel to wonder how far he strayed from the main battle. "Wait... it seems as though a squadron of a dozen enemy interceptors are coming our way," Roals continued.

"Are the turbo-lasers ready?" T'Zakiel asked, garnering a nod from his lieutenant. "Open fire, then." Suddenly, a trio of small spacecraft whizzed past the bridge, firing a multitude of what appeared to be green lasers at the Orpheus. After the shooting subsided for a moment, T'Zakiel rose and yelled at his crewmen. "What's happening? Did you not hear me? Open fire, alright?!"

"Sir, the Thresh interceptors are much too fast for our turbo-lasers. The only weapons of ours that can hit them are our point-defense lasers, and half of those are destroyed," a lone officer answered.

"Well, attempt to escape from all of this wreckage instead. Hopefully, some of those Thresh ships will crash into the debris. And as for the larger vessels, hit them with our tractor beams. If we are to miss, circle back and hit them again. I want to ensure their demise." A unanimous cheer resounded throughout the bridge, and T'Zakiel sat back down. If all was to go according to plan, the tractor beams would cripple the Thresh ships, leaving them immobilized, which would give the Orpheus enough time to high-tail it out of there and reach the wreckage in time to save the Marines stranded there.
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ANSULIAN PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC

NATION'S HISTORY

Race
(Can be whatever you want within reasonable constraints. Try not to get to crazy or unbalanced)

Form of Government

Current Leader(s)

Notable Figures

Total Population
(No china blobs please. I may allow one, but in general, try to keep it under 160 million roughly)

Nation's Location:

Nation's Geography:
(See the Biome map to get a general sense of what your nation is like. Feel free to build onto that by adding notable forests or mountains and such to better enhance the setting of your nation. The Biome map is just something to help you along)

Economy:
(What does your nation like to import/export? Remember, your nation can't just home grow all the things it needs. Also its a good excuse for war! :D)
(Oh! And I am also allowing fantasy materials, like Float Stone or whatever to allow big machines or flying contraptions. Have fun with it, be creative!)

Technology Overview
(Does your nation favor progress over tradition? And if so, what fields is your nation focusing on? This is just a fun bit where you can describe whatever unique focus your nation has in terms of technology. Also, if you decide to make some sort of traditionalist nation that remains further behind others, that's great! Don't worry about being smited off the face of the planet right off the bat. Remember, we are here to have fun with a creative nation building roleplay, so we can play it out in more ways than just realistic scenario.)

Military Overview
Population
(If your nation is hardcore military, it can't be more than 7%, if not, 5%)
Army Overview
Navy Overview
Air Force Overview
Aboard the ANS Orpheus, Captain Natshuk T'Zakiel sat gallantly at the center of the bridge, surrounded by a ring of computers, screens and crewmen. Wires, lights and cables all hung overhead in a somewhat orderly fashion, swaying with each barrage of Thresh missiles. A large screen display, acting as a window and crowded with holographic charts, seemed like a door to another dimension, especially when compared to the dark, drab gray interior of the Orpheus. Immense battleships floated by, firing volley after volley of particle beams, while comparatively tiny interceptors whizzed past.

As officers and crewmen alike ran back and forth between the bridge and their respective stations, all the while shouting orders and readying their equipment, Lieutenant Fel Roals approached the command chair, tablet in hand. "Sir, we're approaching a number of medium-sized Thresh spacecraft. If my men's calculations are correct, the nearest Alliance ships won't stand a chance. We recommend you circle back."

T'Zakiel contemplated the recommendation, curiously shifting in his seat, but soon came up with a rebuttal. "Lieutenant, do you not understand that we are headed for the moon? We have Alliance men stranded out there, and I will not let a few Thresh stand in my way. You now damn well the capabilities of this ship, and though I respect the decisions of your department, it seems as though the failed to take into account the sheer strength of our vessel. Continue moving forwards, and have our astrogation officers plan the easiest landing."

"Yes, sir."

However, just as Roals was leaving the bridge, an unprecedented volley of Thresh bolts violently rocked the ship, severely damaging its hull. All of the vessel's emergency lights turned a bright red, and an alarm resounded throughout the ship: "This is not a drill. I repeat, this is not a drill. Report to your appropriate stations and prepare to engage. This is not a drill. I repeat, this is not a drill." A number of officers hastily rushed to T'Zakiel, all waving their navigational tablets, vying for attention.

"Calm down, men," the captain ordered, the green tendrils poking out of his head shaking with every word. "It seems as though we've come into contact with what I presume to be medium-class Thresh craft. As part of Alliance regulation, I want you all to get to your stations, ready the point-defense lasers, and charge the turbo-lasers. Do you understand?"

Each and everyone of the surrounding men quickly nodded and rushed down the nearest corridors. As the nearby Alliance battleships exploded, bright yellow light filled the room every few seconds, signifying heavy losses at that end of the battlefield. T'Zakiel grew worried, and brought the intercom-linked bracelet he wore up to his lips.

"This is your captain speaking. Prepare to fire once the Thresh are less than a kilometer away. Have the ion cannons at the ready, and if we are to take more damage, swerve the ship so as to charge them head-on and reduce any further damage to our hull." With that, the captain adjusted himself, crossed his legs, and brought his right arm up to his chin.
Aboard the ANS Orpheus, Captain Natshuk T'Zakiel sat gallantly at the center of the bridge, surrounded by a ring of computers, screens and crewmen. Wires, lights and cables all hung overhead in a somewhat orderly fashion, swaying with each barrage of Thresh missiles. A large window, crowded with holographic numbers and charts, seemed like a door to another dimension, especially when compared to the dark, drab gray interior of the Orpheus. Immense battleships floated by, firing volley after volley of particle beams, while comparatively tiny interceptors whizzed past.

As officers and crewmen alike ran back and forth between the bridge and their respective stations, all the while shouting orders and readying their equipment, Lieutenant Fel Roals approached the command chair, tablet in hand. "Sir, we're approaching a number of medium-sized Thresh spacecraft. If my men's calculations are correct, the nearest Alliance ships won't stand a chance. We recommend you circle back."

T'Zakiel contemplated the recommendation, curiously shifting in his seat, but soon came up with a rebuttal. "Lieutenant, do you not understand that we are headed for the moon? We have Alliance men stranded out there, and I will not let a few Thresh stand in my way. You now damn well the capabilities of this ship, and though I respect the decisions of your department, it seems as though the failed to take into account the sheer strength of our vessel. Continue moving forwards, and have our astrogation officers plan the easiest landing."

"Yes, sir."

However, just as Roals was leaving the bridge, an unprecedented volley of Thresh bolts violently rocked the ship, severely damaging its hull. All of the vessel's emergency lights turned a bright red, and an alarm resounded throughout the ship: "This is not a drill. I repeat, this is not a drill. Report to your appropriate stations and prepare to engage. This is not a drill. I repeat, this is not a drill." A number of officers hastily rushed to T'Zakiel, all waving their navigational tablets, vying for attention.

"Calm down, men," the captain ordered, the green tendrils poking out of his head shaking with every word. "It seems as though we've come into contact with what I presume to be medium-class Thresh craft. As part of Alliance regulation, I want you all to get to your stations, ready the point-defense lasers, and charge the turbo-lasers. Do you understand?"

Each and everyone of the surrounding men quickly nodded and rushed down the nearest corridors. As the nearby Alliance battleships exploded, bright yellow light filled the room every few seconds, signifying heavy losses at that end of the battlefield. T'Zakiel grew worried, and brought the intercom-linked bracelet he wore up to his lips.

"This is your captain speaking. Prepare to fire once the Thresh are less than a kilometer away. Have the ion cannons at the ready, and if we are to take more damage, swerve the ship so as to charge them head-on and reduce any further damage to our hull." With that, the captain adjusted himself, crossed his legs, and brought his right arm up to his chin.
Skyrte said
Also it'd be cool if you guys that made edits, state what you edited in the future. So I don't have to read through the entire sheet again to find the edit. Again, it's ultimately up to you guys, but I'd like less work.


Sorry about that. I'll make sure to remind myself in the future.
As Andrew attempted to balance himself in order to communicate with his savior in the most respectable manner he could conjure up at a time like these, he continued with his withering and twisting, often gripping his head every few seconds. "T-There's someone o-out there, kid," he said, and pointed at the closed shutters at the front of the room. "I sense it, you k-know? We have t-to get wh-whatever's out t-t-there before it gets to us, alright?" He feigned a smile, or at least the best one he could manage, and grabbed the young man's shoulders in order to avoid having to endure another nasty fall.

"Sorry a-about this..."
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