The Falling of Empress Malty

Chapter 15: The Security Council - II

The Security Council gathers in their meeting room. The delegates take their seats at the table. On the table were maps of the world, and provided was a sheet of paper listing some of the current affairs and conflicts on the world stage, and so far the world has been relatively peaceful with some minor conflicts between some of the nations and some city-states. Also was provided was either tea of coffee for the each of the delegates. Which is definitely needed from either jet lag or headache from the current European affairs. visitors, religious leaders, news companies, and other officials sit on the sidelines as the main delegates begin their discussions and debates.

"Fellow delegate!" Loud says, getting the attention of the delegations. "We shall now commence the orders of the day. The Security Council has now convened! According to our lists, everyone has been accounted for and present". The delegates become quite as Loud begins. "The Security Council will now address some of the current issues that stand between world peace and total war. First, I would like to address the current resolution at present proposed by the convention of Lisbon. This details the major points on the protection of children everywhere. And I think everyone is in agreeance with the convention" Everyone seems to agree on this resolution. Which is checked off the list. "Great, we will devise a plan to determine how we will enforce this convention. Anyway, we have some concerns that needs to be address. Prime Minister Tsukasa, I believe that you want to bring up something that has to come to our attention".

"Yes your highness, I have reason to believe that we should be pooling some of our military resources over to the city state of Manila right away. I have seen the state of their military on a visit to Manila, and it is deplorable. I have not seen one soldier with proper equipment, the officers are corrupted, and the borders are in dire condition. So the Japanese empire has proposed it sends 500 infantry soldiers to help guard the borders between Manila and the Romans. I also plan to send a couple of officers to overturn all of this corruption within the Manila general staff. And we will send an estimated $20,000,000 worth of military equipment, which includes artillery guns, tanks, and fighter jets to help modernize their military. This is all on loan except for the equipment for the standard three year deployment agreement".

"The council wholeheartedly approves of this action Prime Minister" Loud says with most of the council nodding in agreeance (guess who didn't). "I think it is a good idea to help that city state secure its borders, especially being surrounded by the Romans. The Security Council herebys unanimously supports Japan's actions". Prime Minister Tsukasa is pleased. And so were the rest of the allies.

"Now if there is nothing else that needs to be brought to our immediate attention" Loud continues opening up the report files. "There is something that has garnered the attention of both the English and the German. Sir Bradley, if you would like to get the rest of the delegates up to speed?"

"Of course your highness" Bradley says, bring the attention to him from the other delegates. "It has come to our shock and attention that the Pony's Republic of India has declared war on the Zulu empire. What even more shocking is that their military has gained the use of rifles, and with that the formation of regiments".

"HEY!" P.C. Patterson shouts, "Are you assuming that a nationality can not have weapons?"

"Mr. -*AHEM*- P.C. Patterson, if you would let me finish" Bradley continues calmly, "What I was about to say is that we have reason to believe that India has been trading with one of their trading partners".

"It's Rome isn't it" Fanny says blatantly. "The chairwoman is trading with Empress Malty isn't she?".

"Now I resent that microaggression Fanny" P.C. Patterson butts in. "And frankly, I am disappointed that you are putting the blame on Rome, as well as attacking India for spreading their culture". The delegates heavily sigh at his comment. "Your highness, I demand you launch an investigation that clears both names immedietly". Loud sighs louder than the other delegates.