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## The Mayhems

The Mayhems represents a worldwide dispute involving the terrorist group, Sanity Independence Collective, and the Cerebralian asylums. Originating in 1955, initial signs of disturbance emerged within the Lunatic asylums. Over time, this turmoil escalated into a widespread outbreak of violence. The situation ultimately transpired into a crisis, leading to a power struggle and a subsequent tussle for control between the two opposing factions.

### Overview

The Mayhems originated in several countries including Nigeria, UK, USA, Ireland, and Russia. A secret Lunatic asylum in Nigeria reportedly faced a significant attack, resulting in the Orderlys' withdrawal from the premises. Consequently, the Cerebralian Security Forces were eventually dispatched to address and manage the series of events.
Despite the considerable efforts made by the Cerebralian Security Forces to suppress numerous sieges, a revolution was already in progress and protests, as well as sieges, persisted. Prolonged episodes of sieges in various lunatic asylums added to the existing challenges. By 1957, the establishment of the Sanity Independence Collective (SIC) took place. This organization, known for its radical and armed approach, was formed with the objective of becoming the armed branch advocating for the neglected mentally ill patients residing in the Cerebralian lunatic asylums. The armed campaign initiated with a limited number of shootings and stabbing incidents. However, the SIC swiftly escalated their actions, conducting comprehensive armed campaigns across urban regions in Africa, resulting in continuous turmoil. Aiming to establish occupation and control over several small villages in Africa, their armed campaign targeted these areas. Simultaneously, the asylums experienced significant civil unrest. The process of transforming the Orderly force had commenced, resulting in their new designation as the "Internal Security Forces" (ISF). Equipped with an extensive arsenal including dark green uniforms, body armor, firearms, and truncheons, the ISF was prepared for any situation. Ultimately, the ISF was designated as the primary frontline defense against civil unrest.

In a noteworthy change, the Cerebralian Security Forces (CSF) were permanently stationed within the asylums instead of being deployed elsewhere. Their new role entailed conducting extensive patrols in high-risk zones throughout the asylums, as part of their responsibility to prevent any potential unrest from being left unattended. This shift led to the CSF becoming highly sought-after targets within the Lunatic asylums. Within the same timeframe, a recently established internal armed division, referred to as the Internal Sanity Association (ISA), emerged under the supervision of the SIC. Following communication exchanges between individuals with racialist inclinations within the asylum and the SIC, this new armed division was established within the asylum premises. Notably, the SIC provided funding and assistance in procuring weaponry for this wing. The ISA established multiple "No go Zones" within their facilities, which would lead to fatal consequences if not adhered to. In response, the ISF initiated negotiations and agreements with the ISA, aiming to reduce casualties in cases where violations of the no go zones occurred. The SIC meanwhile was in a fully fledged armed offensive worldwide with the CSF and local authorities. Aiming to shatter various government facilities and do major damage to the pro-Lunatic asylum governments. The SIC encountered conflicts not only with local authorities and CSF, but also with a group of individuals referred to as "Constituents" who advocated for the significance and efficacy of Lunatic asylums according to the mental health constitution. This group, known as the Constitution Policing Association (CPA), was a voluntary law enforcement unit that took on the role of vigilantes in combating the SIC. They established several community patrols and implemented curfews to address this issue.

Throughout the period spanning from 1957 to 1976, the CPA and SIC engaged in a significant and enduring rivalry. These two factions were locked in a protracted state of conflict, resembling a full-scale war for a substantial duration. Though a semblance of peace was attained in 1976, resulting in the cessation of their armed offensives, it failed to extinguish the continuing hostilities, marked by recurring acts of aggression and animosity directed towards one another. The operations of the CPA were halted in 1996. As stated by the Cerebralian asylums, the actions of the CPA significantly undermined and curtailed the influence of the SIC. Through their vigilant patrols and law enforcement methods, they successfully restricted the capabilities of the SIC. Despite their dissolution and termination of operations in 1996, the CPA continues to be discussed as an organization of relevance in present times.

The conclusion of this conflict ultimately ended in the SIC victory. With reformations of mental asylums and the Cerebralian organisation being completely disbanded. However multiple splinter organisations stemmed off from this disbanding and the SIC stayed active to rival with them and ensure they are to eventually also be shutdown.