The Four

== About ==
The Four (aka. Четирите) were a group of people commanded by Crimsonian intelligence to sabotage and potentially hold an entire airplane full of Bistonian refugees hostage in response to the St. Ark Federation's expulsion of Crimsonian presence on the country. Their orders were simple, to hold an entire plane hostage which took off from the New Shingleton International Airport, and then fly it back to Wilnotarn, where they could've potentially had almost all on board the aircraft executed. Unfortunately, their plan did not go well, as the St. Ark Military Police received intel that the group was attempting to blend in by having lunch at a diner located beside the airport. They were then arrested and then taken to a van beside the diner and were shot to death for attempting to create more trouble on the country. According to the diner's employees which survived the massacre, an MP chief was responsible for killing them, as he had emerged out of the van. Three of them went into the van apparently holding cloth and then wrapping them in red ropes and then placed in metal caskets, where they were buried in a secret location which is unidentified to this day, despite numerous searches around the area.
== The Four ==
According to those who were from the Crimsonian intelligence, whose identity is largely unknown, the group was finally identified later on 8 years after the events of the New Shingleton Incident and their deaths, as Crimsonian nationals, Bogdan Milen, Ivaylo Zahari, Luben Dimo, and Mladen Konstantin. The oldest of one of them were Bogdan Milen, who was only 38 years old at the time, and the youngest was Mladen Konstantin and Luben Dimo, aged 22. Most of these people who lived in Crimsonia, lived a fairly average life, some even bearing children and a dozen of them had knew some of the four people.
=== Bogdan Milen ===
According to an unidentified person who was formerly from the Crimsonian intelligence, the group of four was finally identified in 1997, with Bogdan Milen being identified as one of the group of four. Bogdan Milen was born in the port city of Telvinra, in the year of 1951. Although it was unknown how he entered the hidden life and would become one of the group of people of a potential hostage crisis, some people had well knew who Bogdan Milen was, as according to those who had lived in Telvinra at the time, Bogdan was either a factory worker, or a person who had worked for the Crimsonian border security at the time. Bogdan had a mostly small apartment. Apparently, according to those who knew Bogdan, he disappeared in the year of 1988, around the time the New Vilnius Coup had occurred. Some who knew him thought that he went off to the frontlines, where he apparently died as he did not manage to come back home. Some of his neighbors had mostly taken care of his apartment back in Telvinra, not knowing that Bogdan Milen had died in 1989. In 1989, when he was working for Crimsonian intelligence to carry out a hostage crisis, he was the leading member of the group, presumably due to his age, being the oldest in the group. He was having lunch in the Grisly Diner, located next to the airport along with his group, in which he was later on arrested and then taken to the van, where he was shot. According to those who witnessed and heard the shots, those who shot the group either used an assault rifle, or a machine gun. Along with others, Bogdan Milen's corpse was then wrapped around with a cloth, and tied with duct tape and placed in one of the metal coffins. The location where he is buried is currently unknown.
=== Ivaylo Zahari ===
Ivaylo Zahari was identified as one of the people involved in the group. Born in 1959 in the capital city of Kradovo, Ivaylo apparently had a history of serving in the Crimsonian military, but some records were lost at the time. He apparently fought in the Greco-Crimsonian War, where he had a stray bullet which went straight into his forearm, which was stuck inside his arm for the rest of his life. Some did not know how he joined the Crimsonian intelligence, but according to those who knew him, Ivaylo Zahari began acting suspiciously and aware, sometime between 1982 to 1985, and would disappear often and returned back home. Unlike Bogdan's case, in which people thought that he disappeared because he had died somewhere in the war, Ivaylo Zahari finally disappeared on 1988, in which his friends reported his disappearance to the police, including how he had acted suspicious and aware of his surroundings, a few years prior.