Reds

The Reds (Political Party)
The Reds, a political party within the Kintecoying union, emerged as a moderate left-wing faction that wielded considerable influence during their time in power. However, they were also marked by a reputation for stagnation, maintaining the status quo, and instances of corruption. The party was led by a prominent figure, referred to as the ringleader, who held a position as the top advisor within the Kintecoying Union and exerted control over the union from behind the scenes.
Political Influence and Stagnation
The Reds held a significant position within the Kintecoying union and played a central role in shaping its policies and governance. However, their approach to governance was often characterized by a reluctance to implement substantial changes or reforms, leading to a perceived stagnation within the federation. This stance of maintaining the status quo contributed to a sense of frustration among certain segments of the population who sought more progressive and transformative policies.
Involvement in the Kintecoying Civil War
During the Kintecoying Civil War, the Reds emerged as one of the major players, with their leader, the ringleader, assuming a prominent role. The Reds became the driving force behind the Anti-CKR (Coalition for Kintecoying Reform) forces, fiercely opposing any significant changes or challenges to the established order. Their primary goal was to preserve the status quo and resist the reformist agenda put forth by the CKR faction.
Downfall and Transformation into a Secret Society
Following the conclusion of the Kintecoying Civil War, the Reds suffered a major defeat. Many of their higher-ranking members were arrested as a result of their loss, leading to a significant blow to the party's influence and organization. However, rather than fading away entirely, the Reds adapted and transformed into a secret society operating within the Kintecoying empire.
In their new clandestine form, the Reds continued to exist beneath the surface, maintaining their network and pursuing their political goals through covert means. Their secretive nature allowed them to operate in the shadows, working to influence political dynamics and maintain their presence within the Kintecoying empire.