Story
In this world, Quewar, a world of metal, there exist several continental nations. There is an empire with great military power called Q-stein. (August 210) Q-stein declared war as they start their invasion of the world. With a powerful military and effective blitz tactics, the empire conquered surrounding nations one after another without giving them a chance to fight back. Q-stein soon expanded their target to the big power of the West, the Proton Kingdom.
The military power of the Proton kingdom isn't as great as that of the Q-stein empire. However due to their well-organized and control government they were ready to respond to Q-stein's declaration of war. In November 210 the Q-stein empire started their invasion of the Proton kingdom and won a first decisive battle. To "match" Q-stein military power the Proton kingdom organized civilian defence as the support unit. The power of both sides remained even, showing signs of a long war.
In March 211 Resistance In Vain, the Proton forces weakened and began to retreat south. Q-stein forces force the Proton King to flee the capital. Even after losing 80% of their land, the soldiers continued to fight without losing hope.
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