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## Lansling Resistance Association

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## Lansling Resistance Association

The Lansling Resistance Association, established in 1964, is a widely recognized organization known for its acts of terrorism and vigilantism. It was formed by two paramilitary individuals with the intention of housing all Christian paramilitaries in Lansling within the Unders. The primary objective was to foster strong connections among Lansling Paramilitaries and provide a streamlined platform for communication and information sharing.

The LRA played a significant role as the chief adversaries to the Pentagram Action Force, with their tactics primarily centering around ambushes and shootings targeting individuals believed to be armed extremists. While the LSF often labeled them as mostly vigilantes, several citizens and satanists themselves characterized the group as ruthless killers and terrorists. In the early 1960s, the primary activities undertaken by the LRA involved conducting patrols and setting up checkpoints primarily in Christian neighborhoods. However, as the 1970s approached, the LRA initiated an extensive, fully-fledged offensive targeting Satanic extremist factions. This offensive entailed carrying out deliberate attacks on areas and locations associated with Satanic ideologies or concentrations of such individuals. The LRA and the LSF have engaged in multiple collaborative efforts, which included sharing information about the PAF and conducting joint patrols. However, occasional conflicts arose between the LSF and LRA. These conflicts occurred because the LSF, acting as a peacekeeping force, adhered to a non-violence policy that encompassed both Christians and Satanists.

### Origins

The LRA's involvement in Lansling traces back to an unexpected attack during a religious event held in Lansling. Ever since 1943, Lansling had experienced a deep division between followers of Christianity and Satanism. This division emerged as individuals from various nations, entangled in the tumultuous World War, sought refuge in the peaceful haven of Lansling. Renowned for its commitment to harmony since the 1930s, Lansling became a thriving hub of peace. However, tensions arose in the 1940s when both Christians and Satanists relocated to Lansling, considering it their new home. Consequently, conflict ensued as both communities realized their aspirations to establish Lansling as their religious epicenter. The two communities never engaged in violent confrontations, primarily organizing rallies and propagating their beliefs through graffiti in the area. Eventually, the Lansling Council became aware of the rivalry between the Christians and Satanists, prompting them to allocate specific areas in Lansling to each group. Consequently, the west side was predominantly inhabited by Christians, whereas the east side leaned more towards Satanism. As a result, neighborhoods became segregated based on religious affiliation, with both communities displaying their distinct flags, emblems, and graffiti around the respective areas.

However, communities that identified as Satanic have engaged in provocative behavior that antagonized Christians on multiple occasions. These actions included placing Satanic flags near their neighborhoods and defacing Christian homes with Pentagrams through spray painting. Naturally, such acts caused great displeasure among Christians, prompting them to retaliate by overlaying these symbols with crosses using spray paint. Regrettably, this response failed to address the underlying issue: the Christians had caught on to the Satanists' active efforts to drive them out of Lansling. In response, Christians took proactive measures by establishing community watches and appealing to the Patrol Antrim to intensify patrols in Christian neighborhoods.

In 1964, a festive Christian parade took place throughout Lansling to commemorate the prevailing Christian community. Regrettably, the peaceful celebration was disrupted by an armed group known as the Pentagram Action Force, operating under the banner of an extremist Satanic militia. Shockingly, this group initiated an act of violence by opening fire during the Christian event and subsequently declared their armed campaign. Their justification for such action was based on the false claim that the Christian march was intended as an attack against them. The Pentagram Action Force initiated a series of bombings, shootings, and kidnappings targeting suspected Christians over the course of one year. In response, the LSF (Lansling Security Forces) were mobilized to safeguard the Christian population. However, their efforts proved insufficient, prompting the formation of a Christian Paramilitary group known as the Protestants Against Gangs (PAG). With the primary objective of ensuring the protection of Christian communities through force, the PAG emerged as a pivotal force. It was during this period that the Unders conflict started.

### 1964

During the initial year of the Unders period, a significant number of riots and violent clashes occurred predominantly involving the PAG and PAF. The PAG, within the course of this year, primarily employed baseball bats and knives as their preferred weapons while performing tasks such as patrolling Christian neighborhoods, conducting stop and searches, and questioning individuals who raised suspicion. Regrettably, some incidents emerged where the PAG unjustifiably attacked arbitrary satanists who were not within Christian neighborhoods, utilizing bats or knives to inflict harm upon them. The PAG, as perceived by the Satanic community, were considered oppressive Christians who required intervention. On the other hand, the PAF were regarded as champions of freedom. A confrontation took place at Faith Drive during late winter, involving eight PAG members armed with bats and six PAF individuals. The PAG members initiated the attack, overpowering and fatally injuring all six PAF members, resulting in six casualties. Subsequently, the Security Forces initiated a crackdown on both the PAF and PAG groups in response to this incident. According to a statement issued by the PAG, the assault on PAF in Faiths Drive was considered a justified retaliation for PAF's alleged actions of jeopardizing the safety of Christians. The PAG further declared their intention to persist with such measures to safeguard the Christian community in Lansling. Reportedly, in mid-1964, the PAG disclosed their acquisition of firearms. Subsequently, two significant shootings occurred in Satanic Streets targeting PAF. Several of these shootings, however, ended in failure as the plans were known to the PAF before they even took place.

In August, the PAG conducted an ambush on a satanic parade, which was getting closer to a Christian neighborhood. It is reported that three gunmen emerged from the alleys and began shooting with their pistols, resulting in the deaths of eight paraders while approximately 14 managed to escape. In response, the PAF carried out a devastating bomb attack on a church, leaving no survivors and causing the PAG to be ridiculed and humiliated. Despite this setback, the PAG did achieve significant success in safeguarding several Christian streets. Their engagements against the PAF were successful, leading to the PAF becoming more hesitant to enter Christian neighborhoods due to the actions of the PAG. The Lansling Security Forces initially anticipated a swift resolution to the conflict. However, multiple relentless attacks and bombings have altered their assessment, leading them to predict that the conflict will be protracted and marked by brutality. Additionally, the PAG has broadened its activities across the entirety of Lansling, discreetly storing their weaponry in deserted factories and buildings. To catch possible extremists off guard, the PAG has resorted to maneuvering through alleys and concealing themselves in dust bins, employing surprise as an effective tactic. The alleged collusion between the PAG and the Security Forces, wherein the former was purportedly sharing information about extremists, came to light. The LSF acknowledged that the PAG had a more direct confrontation with the PAF compared to the LSF. Evidence of the PAG's active engagement in warfare with the PAF was substantiated through numerous significant shootouts and bombings carried out between the two groups. The PAG carried out numerous citizens' arrests, however, it was observed that on multiple occasions when the Patrol Antrim arrived, the individuals apprehended by the PAG displayed varying bruises and cuts. This indicated that the PAG may have caused harm prior to informing the Antrim authorities.

Some Christian neighborhoods turned into hotspots for PAG patrols. People reported seeing PAG members openly walking around with firearms and bats. The LSF said that the LRA is not considered terrorists, but rather vigilantes, so they cannot be charged for carrying weapons. However, a confrontation occurred in Kriffton when 5 armed PAG Christians encountered 3 Patrol Antrim Officers. Fortunately, both groups decided to step back, but sadly, 2 of the patrol antrim officers lost their lives in the incident. The PAG group expressed their view that they consider the Security Forces as allies. However, they also expressed concern about having a strong presence of Patrol Antrim officers in their neighborhood. This fear stems from the worry that some officers may be informants. The PAG group shared their hopes for the emergence of other paramilitary groups in Lansling, specifically those aligned with Christianity. They believe that it would be challenging to solely rely on the LSF and PAG to combat the PAF and completely dismantle their organization.

### 1965

In 1965, a Christian paramilitary group emerged known as the Lansling Protection Group (LPG). During a speech, they bravely announced their armed campaign against the PAF. They expressed their optimism by saying, "I truly believe that peace will embrace Lansling in the years to come, but unfortunately not at this moment. We need to prevent Lansling from being engulfed by darkness and ensure that the fight doesn't prolong unnecessarily."

After this important announcement, the PAF became quite worried. The LPG appeared to be more well-prepared and had a strong military presence compared to the PAG, which naturally caused them great concern. The LPG's initial action took the form of an ambush at Kriffton Bella Ways during a satanic funeral. From their hiding spots in the bushes, four LPG gunmen armed with pistols opened fire from atop a nearby hill, targeting the attendees of the funeral. Tragically, nine Satanists lost their lives in the shooting, leaving only two survivors. The LPG claimed that this act was in response to the numerous satanic bombings and drive-bys that had been carried out against the Kriffton Christian community. In 1965, the LPG and PAG established a strong bond and officially established the LRA. This alliance was formed to promote effective communication and collaboration among Christian paramilitaries for joint operations and patrols. Their initial collaborative effort took place during the summer when they conducted a raid on a neighborhood associated with satanic activities. Using an RPG-7 weapon, they targeted the area, resulting in a significant explosion. They then proceeded to engage with various satanic residents by opening fire. The Lansling Security forces promptly arrived at the scene to address the situation and successfully drove out the individuals responsible for the terror, thanks to the expertise of their skilled snipers and effective use of suppressive fire tactics. Following this incident, the LSF proactively engaged with different Christian neighborhoods, apprehending those suspected of being involved. As a result of these actions, the LRA perceived it as a personal assault, leading to a brief period of intense conflict between the LSF and LRA in various Christian neighborhoods.

A few days into the conflict between LSF and LRA, the SRG successfully ambushed and arrested 9 gunmen linked to the LPG. These individuals were later charged for their involvement. Unfortunately, as a response, the LRA carried out several retaliation attacks. In one instance, a group of Patrol Antrim Officers were unexpectedly outnumbered and attacked with bats, resulting in the tragic passing of all 4 officers due to severe head injuries. The LRA claimed that the LSF's active efforts to arrest their members and attackers showed support for the alleged satanists in Lansling, which motivated their ongoing assaults on LSF. The LSF took an active approach by conducting regular patrols in Christian neighborhoods. They even deployed the SRG to these areas multiple times, proudly claiming their complete control over the Christian communities. However, the LRA didn't react well to this situation, leading to a significant attack on a LSF patrol. Eight LRA gunmen cunningly set up an ambush in an abandoned factory, armed with SKS's and Mac-10's. As luck would have it, a large patrol of four LSF convoys happened to pass by. Suddenly, the LRA unleashed a deadly hail of gunfire, resulting in the tragic loss of seven LSF personnel. The LSF swiftly retaliated, engaging in a two-hour shootout with the eight LRA gunmen. Despite their efforts, the LRA managed to escape This unfortunate incident further strained the relations between the LRA and LSF. The LSF made it clear that they would actively work towards dismantling the LRA and aggressively deal with their attacks and hotspots. However, the LRA, known for their expertise in ambush warfare, often outsmarted the LSF. They employed tactics like hurling petrol bombs from hidden locations and conducting bombings on convoys. Despite managing to prevent some of the ambushes, the LSF's efforts were not sufficient to significantly impact the LRA.

In mid-1965, the LSF and LRA reached an agreement for a ceasefire. Both groups decided to pursue their objectives peacefully without interfering with each other. Unfortunately, the PAF engaged in several shootings in Kriffton. However, the LPG retaliated on different occasions and successfully prevented some of the shootings by PAF.

In 1965, the Orthodoxys attended a meeting with the Christian Leaders in Lansling with hope for unity. Shockingly, the PAF had advance information about the gathering and ambushed the meeting, resulting in the tragic deaths of all three leaders, including the respected Orthodoxy. This devastating incident led to the formation of a new Christian paramilitary group, known as the Orthodox Action Force (OAF). The OAF was created by a group of outraged Orthodoxys who were deeply saddened and angered by the tragedy. It mainly consisted of men who had prior experience in war and were staunch supporters of the Lansling Christian community.

A week later, the OAF joined forces with the LRA and their armed campaign to fight for justice and protect the rights of all Christians in Lansling. The inaugural undertaking of the OAF involved an extensive operation situated atop a hill, characterized by an orchestrated assault on off-duty PAF personnel. As PAF vehicles traversed the area adjacent to the hill, they were subjected to gunfire, resulting in a direct hit to the driver's head. Regrettably, the vehicle consequently veered off a precipice, tragically claiming the lives of all six occupants. The PAF's response to this incident involved an attempt to fire upon two patrol officers from Antrim. However, the patrol officers successfully neutralized both PAF members.

The PAF vehemently stated that the OAF's assault on the hill was unwarranted since it targeted unarmed PAF personnel. Nonetheless, the OAF flatly denied this accusation, showing no sympathy or willingness to apologize. Their operations primarily took place in Northern Kriffton, focusing on consistent hit and run attacks. In one instance, the OAF even perpetrated a bombing in a subway predominantly occupied by individuals associated with satanism. The Patrol Antrim swiftly responded, effectively eliminating all three attackers within the subway. The OAF, in a retaliatory maneuver, launched an ambush on a hill where a security patrol of Patrol Antrim was stationed. Concealed within a wooden cottage, they deployed M60 firearms and swiftly engaged all four officers of the patrol. Tragically, three of the dedicated Antrim Officers were rendered unconscious, while regrettably, one officer was forcibly abducted and their whereabouts are currently unknown. The response to the situation involved the joint efforts of the Patrol Antrim and ASG, who initiated Operation Vanguard. In an attempt to gain control over an LRA hideout, two helicopters were deployed to fly over the location and create a standoff with the objective of besieging the building. Throughout the operation, it is reported that OAF and LPG gunmen made multiple attempts to shoot at the helicopter pilots, while several LRA gunmen guarded the entrances.

Of particular note is a specific LPG gunman positioned on the left window of the second floor, who consistently engaged in hostile fire directed towards the Patrol Antrim for an entire hour. On the third floor, the ASG and LPG engaged in a continuous exchange of gunfire. However, the tables turned when the Patrol Antrim successfully deployed a flashbang onto the second floor, stunning all five gunmen present. With the second floor no longer providing cover for the building's entrance, both the Patrol Antrim and ASG swiftly stormed the premises, apprehending the occupants of the first floor.

Subsequently, the remaining gunmen on the other floors were overwhelmed and cornered, resulting in their surrender as they became trapped. 3 Antrim Officers lost their lives while 6 gunmen were gunned down. 7 were arrested. The LRA no longer saw the LSF as allies. But enemies. On another note. The LRA, more specifically the PAG, engaged in a morning shootout with armed individuals affiliated with a satanic group at a cafe. It was discovered that within the cafe, five satanic gunmen were utilizing the crowded environment to remain inconspicuous. The PAG had been covertly observing the satanists from nearby alleys for a considerable time and took active measures by opening fire at the cafe, successfully hitting three of the satanists. The remaining two assailants managed to escape. Subsequently, the Patrol Antrim swiftly arrived at the incident location and effectively discouraged the continued presence of the PAG. During the early hours of the morning, an unfortunate incident took place at a hospital, involving a violent exchange of gunfire. The hospital was infiltrated by members of the PAF, who tragically shot two nurses. Swiftly responding to the disturbance, a nearby ASG patrol promptly intervened by launching a rapid operation to apprehend all four individuals from the PAF. The PAF engaged in a fierce confrontation with three armed LPG members, who were equipped with Mac-10 weapons and patrolling the area. Catching the LPG off guard, the PAF successfully eliminated all three members. Witnesses reported that the PAF sought refuge in a nearby factory before making their escape through its rear exit. To investigate the incident, the authorities dispatched the Patrol Antrim, but their search yielded no evidence or traces of the shooters.

### 1966

At the commencement of the new year, no signs of hostile activity or untoward incidents were observed. However, the tranquility was disrupted on the ninth day when the PAF initiated an assault on a nuclear facility in close proximity to Kriffton. Their target was an isolated field located to the south of Kriffton, where the intention was to detonate the nuclear factory. In response, the SRG swiftly deployed their forces, leading to a significant and intense confrontation.

Caught off guard, the 14 PAF members were taken by surprise as the SRG swiftly infiltrated all access points, resulting in a rapid and forceful encounter. Within a matter of minutes, the SRG successfully secured control over the facility's command center. As the situation unfolded, the SRG managed to force the PAF out of the premises. It has been reported that the fleeing PAF members, attempting to escape through the surrounding fields, were halted and apprehended by four armed PAG personnel. All three PAF members attempting to evade capture were fatally shot by PAG. However, despite the failed operation in Kriffton, the PAF successfully executed an operation in Muridge. In this incident, an apartment building was effectively detonated, resulting in its gradual collapse. Tragically, 14 devoted Patrol Antrim Officers lost their lives, while 41 innocent civilians were trapped amidst the chaos, leading to their untimely demise. Responding to this atrocity, the LRA sought revenge, prompting the OAF to unleash relentless gunfire upon a satanic parade in Hallens from their elevated position armed with mounted LMGs. Consequently, 9 participants of the parade were fatally shot, while 2 others sustained injuries. While the Patrol Antrim swiftly responded, they encountered intense opposition. Consequently, the ASG had no choice but to intervene, compelling the OAF to retreat from their advantageous hill position.

Both the Lansling Resistance Association (LRA) and Lansling Security Forces (LSF) have presented theories regarding the Precision Assault Faction's (PAF) targeted attacks in Kriffton. While the PAF has conducted operations in both Hallens and Murridge, their focus on Kriffton appears to be more intense and severe. Consequently, the LRA has escalated their armed patrols in Kriffton in response. However, the PAF has employed ambush tactics from elevated positions and conducted drive-by shootings, resulting in the LRA encountering strong resistance. Despite this, the LRA has successfully thwarted several drive-by attempts by strategically luring the assailants into a trap, utilizing vehicle ramming techniques and launching counterattacks upon dismounting. The initiation of a major conflict between the LRA and PAF signaled the beginning of a significant battle known as the Battle of Kriffton, spanning from 1966 to 1968. This clash revolved around the struggle for dominance over the region of Kriffton, with both the PAF and LRA fiercely competing. The metro-wars unfolded as the first major engagement, comprising a series of intense shootouts and confrontations within the narrow alleys of Kriffton.

During these tumultuous times, a notable shootout occurred, pitting the LPG against the PAF. A group of nine LPG shooters launched an attack on a building housing 14 PAF members. The LPG persistently attempted to open fire on the PAF located on the top floor. Meanwhile, three LPG members managed to infiltrate the first floor, establishing a defensive position to lure the PAF out of hiding. Unexpectedly, two PAF members jumped from the top floor, resulting in self-inflicted injuries as they broke their legs and subsequently fell into the hands of the LPG.

Swiftly responding to the situation, the Patrol Antrim, consisting of three officers, arrived at the scene. They engaged in pursuit of the attackers, successfully driving them off. Consequently, the diligent efforts of the Patrol Antrim led to the apprehension of five individuals involved in the conflict. In Kriffton, a group of nine OAF gunmen took position on the rooftops armed with battle rifles, specifically SKS's. Their target was a satanic hideout, where six residents were present. As the OAF gunmen started firing upon the hideout from above, the individuals inside quickly sought cover. The ASG promptly responded to the situation and sought a way to reach the rooftop.

Making their way through the first floor, the ASG encountered two OAF who were attempting to safeguard the entrance to the roof. The ASG neutralized the threat by eliminating the two gunmen. Upon the arrival of the ASG, the OAF retaliated, resulting in the unfortunate killing of an ASG member. However, four Patrol Antrim Officers strategically positioned themselves on a nearby rooftop and unleashed fire, effectively suppressing the OAF gunmen and providing the ASG with an opportunity to engage.

Taking advantage of this opportunity, the ASG forcefully confronted the OAF and successfully apprehended seven of the gunmen, Due to the prevailing conflict in Kriffton, the LRA's resources were largely focused elsewhere, resulting in minimal security presence in Murridge. Seizing this opportunity, the PAF carried out an assault on a catholic church, crashing their SUV into the main entrance. Tragically, 8 individuals present at the church were injured and fatally shot by the attackers. However, a nearby Patrol Antrim group promptly responded upon hearing the commotion. Engaging in a fierce firefight, the ASG swiftly arrived with a helicopter equipped with a skilled sniper. Leveraging this support, the LSF effectively encircled the PAF attackers and neutralized all three of them. Another significant attack took place in Kriffton when the LRA carried out a driveby assault on a satanic group of PAF members who were armed with pistols. Utilizing an Uzi, the LRA drove past and commenced firing at all 11 satanists. Tragically, seven of them were fatally hit. In response, the remaining four satanists retaliated by opening fire on the assailants' vehicle, causing it to malfunction due to a punctured tire. As a result, the LRA members disembarked and engaged in a violent exchange of gunfire. Shockingly, two innocent civilians were inadvertently caught in the midst of this altercation. Consequently, both the LRA and PAF forces were compelled to retreat when a substantial contingent of Patrol Antrim intervened and engaged them. The three surviving PAF members were fatally shot, while the remaining six LRA members were subsequently cornered and apprehended by authorities. The LPG retaliated against the Patrol Antrim, who had apprehended their colleagues, by mounting a counterattack armed with an SKS rifle. Engaging the officers responsible for escorting the 6 LRA members, the LPG initiated gunfire, immobilizing the Patrol Antrim personnel, and enabling the six LRA members to successfully flee. The assailants' identities remained unknown, while the Patrol Antrim faced severe criticism for their inability to prevent the assault.

A group consisting of four members from PAF encountered an ambush carried out by the Special Response Group. Deceptively, the SRG placed a counterfeit crate filled with weapons in a desolate field. Believing it to be an LRA cache, the PAF approached the stash of weapons. The SRG swiftly engaged all four PAF operatives utilizing FN-FAL rifles, resulting in the fatal shooting of the entire group. The Murridge area was alerted by the sound of gunshots in the early morning, prompting two officers from Patrol Antrim to investigate the source. As they cautiously approached the location, the two Patrol Antrim Officers found themselves under fire and were compelled to call for backup from the ASG. Upon their arrival, the ASG swiftly encircled the attackers, ultimately ambushing and eliminating the two PAF shooters in an adjacent alley. A significant Christian marching parade in Kriffton caught the attention of the PAF during mid-day hours. The PAF promptly positioned themselves atop a factory roof and initiated gunfire targeting the parade, resulting in the injury of two participants. Unfortunately, the Patrol Antrim Officers, who were also present, became unintended victims of this terrifying act and were left paralyzed. Maintaining their vantage point, the PAF continued to unleash bullets upon innocent civilians from above. However, three OAF gunmen armed with M60s courageously responded and engaged in a face-off with the two perpetrators situated on the roof. Eventually, the PAF retreated but faced the consequence of being shot down by four LPG gunmen equipped with Uzis. The PAF carried out yet another assault on a Christian establishment situated in close proximity to the parade area. By hurling a hand grenade into the bar and subsequently trapping the innocent Christians inside, 34 lives were tragically taken. In response, a member of the LPG took action by retaliating and opening fire on the PAF, but unfortunately, the LPG member was also killed in the process. Managing to escape, the PAF only suffered the loss of one member, who was targeted by an ASG sniper during the attack.

Subsequently, the LRA pursued a group of four PAF attackers on the outskirts of a Christian neighborhood. As the PAF sought refuge in an alley, they resorted to using firearms and initiated an exchange of gunfire with the LRA. Seeking protection, the LRA retreated and returned fire. It has been reported that two Patrol Antrim Officers witnessed this violent encounter from a distance, just before the ASG arrived and joined the confrontation. Engaging the shooters, the ASG fired on them from behind a large wall in the alley. As a result, all three LRA individuals were fatally shot.

In a desperate attempt to evade capture, the PAF made a hasty retreat. However, their efforts were thwarted when the SRG strategically ambushed them after emerging from a nearby garden adjacent to the alleys. In a swift and decisive operation, all six PAF members were neutralized and eliminated. During the Halloween period, the LRA strategically exploited decorated houses to attract satanists, who were then targeted by opening fire on them when they approached the door for trick-or-treating. To counteract this, the Patrol Antrim worked diligently to enforce enhanced security measures and conducted regular patrols to mitigate such incidents. Notably, four officers from the Patrol Antrim successfully intervened during an encounter with a shooter inside a house, promptly apprehending and taking him into custody. A large incident known as the In an event famously referred to as the "Happy 31st" incident, the Patrol Antrim and ASG embarked on a pursuit that led to a prolonged 9-hour exchange of gunfire with the PAF in close proximity to a prison located near a forested area. Prison guards, while carrying out their routine patrols, reported being subjected to hostile gunfire, compelling them to seek refuge within the confines of the prison. Acting swiftly, the Patrol Antrim and ASG promptly responded to the situation. A contingent of four ASG officers adroitly maneuvered around the prison perimeter only to encounter heavy gunfire emanating from their left flank. Seeking cover, these four officers retaliated from their strategic position. In an attempt to gain tactical advantage, a helicopter was dispatched overhead, directing its searchlight towards the scene to track down the assailants. Unfortunately, the helicopter encountered intense resistance and was compelled to withdraw. Concurrently, the ASG unit on the left front began to advance, however, one of its members suffered a gunshot wound to the knee, necessitating immediate evacuation. Meanwhile, the Patrol Antrim unit valiantly advanced to the extreme right flank, cautiously surveilling the area. Upon detecting one of the shooters, the Patrol Antrim engaged and successfully incapacitated one of the assailants, consequently capturing the attention of the remaining attackers. During the encounter, the Patrol Antrim faced intense gunfire. Despite one of the constables sustaining arm injury, they bravely continued to participate in the fight. Meanwhile, the ASG actively engaged in a fierce shootout with two personnel from the PAF, resulting in the ASG successfully eliminating both adversaries. However, as reported by the Patrol Antrim, unidentified gunmen were concealed behind the bushes. This was substantiated when one of the constables fell under heavy fire, getting struck by multiple bullets. Armed solely with pistols, the Patrol Antrim valiantly retaliated but eventually had to retreat. Noticing this, the SRG swiftly maneuvered to flank the ambushers from the rear and commenced their involvement. Four members of the SRG effectively engaged the assailants from the back. The combined efforts of the ASG, Patrol Antrim, and the SRG compelled them to advance further. Consequently, a brutal gunfight erupted between the factions, wherein the SRG endeavored to dislodge the adversaries from the forest, while the Patrol Antrim and ASG relentlessly attempted to encircle them. Both sides engaged in a fierce battle. In one incident, an SRG personnel suffered a gunshot wound to the eye and had to withdraw from the situation. Additionally, the ASG successfully neutralized three armed PAF individuals. Subsequently, the PAF troops decided to retreat, and it was advised for the prison security guards to resume their regular duties.

After the incident at the prison, the Lansling Security forces contemplated the transformation of Patrol Antrim into a militarized police force. However, this proposition remained unexecuted until a later point in time.

### 1967

In the wake of a prison incident, the LRA made a strategic decision in 1967 to intensify their patrols in the forests. During one such patrol, a contingent of LPG gunmen unexpectedly stumbled upon a satanic worship cottage. In a regrettable turn of events, the LPG immediately resorted to opening fire, resulting in the tragic demise of seven individuals engaged in satanic worship.

Reacting swiftly to the commotion, a nearby PAF group responded by opening fire on the LPG. Two members of the LPG were unfortunate victims, sustaining injuries in the crossfire. Demonstrating resilience, the LPG retaliated with gunfire but eventually withdrew from the scene, leaving the forest in a chaotic and distressing state with bloodshed aplenty. The PAF successfully pursued and located the LPG individuals in a warehouse after chasing them out of the forest. Initiating the operation, the PAF took action by throwing a petrol bomb at the entrance of the warehouse, resulting in a significant fire outbreak. Responding swiftly, three Patrol Antrim Officers arrived at the scene and engaged the PAF. During the exchange of gunfire, one PAF member was apprehended as they succumbed to their injuries. The remaining two attempted to escape but were intercepted and captured by another Patrol Antrim group. Subsequently, all three individuals were taken into custody.

In a separate incident, the SRG acquired intelligence on an LRA warehouse and conducted an extensive raid. Nine ASG personnel detonated the initial entrance and swiftly entered the premises. As the ASG proceeded, the LPG group retaliated by opening fire from a catwalk, injuring two ASG members. However, with a swift response, the ASG retaliated and neutralized the three LPG members present in the warehouse. As a result, the authorities successfully confiscated nine assault rifles and various other hidden weapons caches. The conflict between the PAF and LRA persisted in their struggle to gain control over Kriffton. During an altercation near a workshop, a truck carrying 3 PAF members purposely collided with a group of patrolling OAF individuals, resulting in the tragic death of all 4 OAF members. In response, 6 PAG personnel swiftly encircled the truck and resorted to using physical force, employing bats to strike it repeatedly. Eventually, they managed to break the front window and forcefully extract all 3 PAF individuals from the vehicle. Soon after, the ASG arrived at the scene and took custody of both the apprehended PAF members and the 6 PAG personnel who had arrived at the location.

However, it should be noted that the 6 PAG individuals were released subsequently, as they claimed their actions were purely acts of self-defense. During the evening, there was a major incident at a large office building where a group of 11 LRA gunmen entered and brutally killed 26 office workers. Their motivation for this act of violence stemmed from the suspicion that this office company had recently destroyed important evidence related to PAF's shootings. Unfortunately for the LRA, they failed to make a swift escape as both the Patrol Antrim and ASG responded to the scene.

To confront the situation, six Patrol Antrim Officers bravely entered through the front entrance. One of the LRA gunmen positioned there was quickly neutralized as he attempted to guard the entrance. Another LRA member managed to flee upon sighting the Antrim Officers, alerting the armed group present. Meanwhile, the ASG entered through a hatch on the rooftop.

The ASG encountered resistance from two of the gunmen, who opened fire on the eight ASG operatives. Tragically, one ASG member was caught in the fire and collapsed. However, four ASG operatives retaliated and successfully targeted one of the PAF members. This PAF member ultimately retreated but was later shot by an ASG sniper. The LRA gunmen who remained had barricaded themselves inside a secluded room within the office building. The entire office building had been surrounded by the LSF. To infiltrate their blockade, the ASG opted to employ a grenade, which successfully broke through. Following the explosion, four ASG operatives engaged in a fierce gunfight with the remaining LRA members. The ASG sniper tactfully shot through the flimsy door, successfully hitting one of the LRA shooters. As a result, the remaining gunmen were cornered by the Patrol Antrim and ASG, ultimately compelling them to surrender. The ASG received a tip-off from the Patrol Antrim regarding a potential stash of weapons, including a rocket launcher, near a field in Hallens. As a result, both the ASG and Patrol Antrim decided to carry out a long-range reconnaissance of the suspected cache during the late evening. However, their mission was unexpectedly interrupted when a large group of 14 PAF personnel arrived at the cache while the recon was still underway. Faced with the risk of being ambushed, the ASG and Patrol Antrim refrained from immediate engagement.

To their dismay, the PAF personnel, armed and ready, immediately launched an attack on the LSF. Caught off guard and with their position compromised, both the ASG and Patrol Antrim swiftly sought cover on nearby roads and swiftly retaliated against the assailants. In this intense exchange of gunfire, the officers of Patrol Antrim ingeniously utilized their SUV as a mobile shield. However, the PAF, who was in possession of a rocket launcher, proceeded to launch a rocket at the SUV, effectively eliminating all Patrol Antrim members in its vicinity. In response, the ASG swiftly retaliated against the PAF, fatally shooting down the individual operating the rocket launcher. The remaining 13 gunmen had a substantial numerical advantage over the ASG. Meanwhile, the SRG, having received prior information about this ongoing shootout, strategically positioned themselves in a forest area located behind the gunmen. They commenced a strategic assault, encircling the PAF from both sides as they were exposed in an open field without any shelter. Within a matter of seconds, all 13 armed individuals were swiftly neutralized.

The LRA orchestrated a significant ambush on a passing PAF transport, driven by suspicions that this PAF convoy might have been transporting weapons intended for a shooting incident in a Kriffton subway. To immobilize the convoy, the OAF deployed tear gas which led to the driver coughing severely and losing control of the vehicle, causing it to overturn. In a subsequent act of aggression, the OAF opened fire on the overturned vehicle. Shocked and injured, the PAF occupants sought cover and made an effort to retrieve the firearms within the vehicle. Unfortunately, all six passengers were fatally shot before they could react.

Another operation was being planned by the LRA. In Murridge, the LRA received a tip-off regarding a significant gathering of PAF members on a train, intending to carry out a bombing in the central area of the underground. In preparation, the LRA, specifically the LPG, had positioned 5 gunmen in an abandoned room within the underground. Just as the PAF was ready to execute their attack, the LPG unleashed gunfire upon them, forcing them to hastily abandon their plans. Caught off guard, the PAF members began to flee from the underground, pursued relentlessly by the LPG. The commotion caught the attention of 3 Patrol Antrim Officers, who swiftly descended into the underground and engaged in gunfire with the LPG members. However, equipped with rifles while the Patrol Antrims carried only pistols, the LPG fighters unleashed a barrage of heavy fire, resulting in one officer being shot and collapsing while the remaining two had no choice but to retreat. The ASG was mobilized and six of its operatives were dispatched to the underground location. Upon arrival, the operatives engaged in gunfire, successfully hitting two members of the opposing group, resulting in their collapse. The remaining three adversaries retaliated while seeking cover. In a desperate attempt, one of them resorted to using a petrol bomb, which resulted in a minor fire outbreak below ground.

Realizing the severity of the situation, the Patrol Antrim Officers promptly returned to the site and provided support to the ASG. By utilizing their pistols, they opened fire on the remaining opponents, effectively pinning them down. To gain a tactical advantage, the ASG operatives decided to employ a flashbang, temporarily incapacitating the adversaries by impairing their vision. This strategic move enabled the ASG to effortlessly advance and eliminate the remaining three attackers.

An incident orchestrated by the PAF led to heightened alert among the LSF. At a checkpoint, four Patrol Antrim Officers faced a distressing situation when nine PAF members armed with rifles on a hill suddenly opened fire on them. One Officer sustained injuries and began bleeding profusely. Prompt action was taken to drag the wounded Officer into a nearby small building, while the other three Officers retaliated with limited fire from their pistols. Meanwhile, the SRG, strategically positioned in a vacant home nearby, identified the threat and immediately engaged the PAF, catching them off guard. The PAF sought cover but found themselves under intense fire from the Patrol Antrim Officers. Two SRG operatives bravely ventured out of the house and began advancing up the hill. Simultaneously, the ASG arrived on the scene, positioning themselves on the left flank of the hill and initiating their own push forward. Caught in a desperate situation, the PAF momentarily abandoned their cover and unleashed a barrage of gunfire. However, the two SRG operatives swiftly eliminated three PAF members, effectively neutralizing their right flank. Realizing they were trapped and overpowered, the remaining six PAF terrorists eventually surrendered, resulting in their subsequent arrest.

On Christmas eve, a significant clash ensued between the LRA and PAF during a Christmas Gathering held in the heart of Krifftons City. Inside a bar, 8 PAG gunmen confronted a group of PAF members, leading to an exchange of gunfire. The outnumbered 6 PAF individuals bravely retaliated by drawing their pistols and fighting back. However, the PAG gunmen proved to be overpowering, forcing the PAF members to flee through the bar's rear exit.

In relentless pursuit, the PAG gunmen encircled the bar, while 2 of them swiftly entered through the back entrance to continue the shootout. Their relentless assault resulted in the collapse of 4 PAF members. Tragically, the remaining 2 PAF individuals were abducted by the PAG gunmen and their whereabouts remain unknown to this day.

### 1968

Five officers from the Patrol Antrim unit encountered an assault involving petrol bombs by the PAF. During the attack, three officers from the Patrol Antrim unit were engulfed in the flames, while the remaining two swiftly responded by drawing their pistols and shooting down the assailant. The attacker sustained nine bullet wounds to the chest. Later on, the PAF retaliated and made another attempt to assault the same group of Antrim Officers. Three PAF gunmen armed with M16 rifles opened fire on the patrol vehicle, resulting in the unfortunate demise of one Antrim officer. The remaining four Antrim officers promptly disembarked from the vehicle and retaliated with gunfire. They successfully incapacitated one of the PAF operatives, causing them to collapse. However, the two remaining PAF assailants unleashed a fierce barrage of gunfire, leading to the tragic loss of the lives of the four courageous officers. The Patrol Antrim subsequently provided a report regarding a potential cache involving an additional RPG. To gather more information, the ASG carried out a reconnaissance operation in the surrounding bushes. After locating the cache, four ASG operatives and three Patrol Antrim Officers cautiously approached the site. Following their approach, the ASG swiftly breached the door and entered the premises. Despite finding no individuals at the location, a cache containing an RPG-7, 12 pistols, and 9 rifles was indeed discovered. The ownership of this cache remains unconfirmed; nevertheless, speculation points towards it being an LRA cache. Importantly, an aggressive attack on an SRG convoy executed by LPG took place subsequent to this raid. During this incident, four SRG operatives came under fire from an LMG concealed behind some nearby bushes during mid-afternoon.

In the evening, a significant series of shootings orchestrated by PAF emerged simultaneously throughout Kriffton. Among these incidents, 12 shootings proved to be successful, claiming the lives of 87 individuals. However, it is worth noting that the LRA managed to prevent 4 of these shootings from occurring. The PAG, equipped with concealed Stens in vehicles near the assailants, engaged several PAF shooters, resulting in the demise of 11 perpetrators. The orchestrated shooting spree in Kriffton not only led to a substantial loss of life but also brought humiliation upon both the LRA and Lansling Security Forces.

In response to this distressing event, the LSF promptly activated Operation pinpoint. This large-scale undertaking aimed to suppress PAF caches and hideouts across Kriffton. The operation entailed conducting over a hundred raids on suspected cache locations. Notably, one of these raids gained significant attention as the "Bloody Walls Incident." During the operation, a prominent ASG group consisting of 13 operatives successfully accessed a sizable apartment dedicated solely to storing caches for PAF. Four PAF personnel, who were aware of the ASG's presence, maintained their position on the stairs while armed with Mac-10 firearms. They unleashed a barrage of bullets from the top of the stairs, prompting the ASG to quickly retreat and return fire. To further disorient the ASG, the resolute PAF individuals continuously tossed smoke grenades down the stairs near the entrance, leading the ASG to completely withdraw due to impaired vision. Additional ASG members arrived at the scene to retain control. The PAF personnel inside the apartment persistently engaged in gunfire with the ASG individuals near the entrance. As one ASG operative cautiously peeked out and opened fire, they managed to successfully hit one of the PAF personnel, forcing him to retreat further up the stairs. Upon the dissipation of the smoke at the premises, the ASG swiftly advanced into the building. However, they encountered a barrage of gunfire from an elevated position, resulting in the unfortunate demise of three ASG members due to fatal headshots. Nonetheless, the ASG launched a counterattack and discharged their weapons, injuring two PAF members. In response, the unharmed PAF personnel initiated a retreat to higher floors of the apartment. Perceptive to this movement, the ASG had deployed a skilled sniper who precisely targeted and incapacitated the fleeing PAF by shooting their leg. Consequently, the individual collapsed and relinquished their resistance by surrendering.

The LRA later arrived at the same apartment with the hope of finding the PAF cache unattended for them to steal. However, the Patrol Antrim officers had stayed behind after the shootout to ensure security. As a result, the 4 LPG members were apprehended and arrested by the two officers.

Earlier that night, both the OAF and LPG groups had engaged in a violent shootout at a satanic nightclub. Reportedly, two bouncers standing at the entrance were fatally shot. Following this, three OAF members and two LPG members stormed the nightclub, brutally murdering 11 individuals associated with satanism. In response, two Patrol Antrim Officers swiftly stormed the venue and exchanged gunfire with the shooters. Their actions resulted in the fatal shooting of three assailants.

Tragically, out of the remaining two OAF members, one of them targeted the Patrol Antrim Officers with their M60 weapons, inflicting multiple bullet wounds and causing the death of one officer. However, the ASG arrived at the scene and quickly neutralized the remaining OAF member after a brief assault. In addition, a significant explosion orchestrated by the LRA resulted in the death of a considerable number of individuals associated with satanic beliefs within their neighborhood. Furthermore, during this incident, four patrol officers from Antrim were caught within the blast. Fortunately, three officers survived, albeit one officer succumbed to his injuries and tragically passed away.

Moreover, the ASG swiftly responded by ambushing and apprehending the three LRA bombers who were affiliated with the PAG. Regrettably, as one of the bombers reached into his pocket, he was fatally shot by the ASG. The ASG, suspecting that he intended to retrieve a firearm, took immediate action to neutralize the perceived threat. As a result of the explosion, four residential houses collapsed, causing significant damage to the surrounding road infrastructure. This unfortunate event sparked distress within the satanic neighborhood and plunged it into a state of civil unrest for a prolonged period. An unfortunate incident occurred early morning at a hospital where a group of 7 PAF gunmen forcefully entered the premises and took several nurses and patients hostage. At the same time, 4 LRA gunmen from the LPG unexpectedly encountered 5 Patrol Antrim Officers. Recognizing the urgency of the situation, the LPG and Patrol Antrim temporarily joined forces to confront and eliminate the PAF gunmen.

Three members from the Patrol Antrim swiftly entered through the hospital entrance and immediately engaged in gunfire with two of the PAF gunmen who were guarding it, successfully neutralizing them. Simultaneously, the LPG, armed with Mac-10 firearms, swiftly advanced into the depths of the hospital, relentlessly targeting the PAF gunmen. Faced with overwhelming resistance, the PAF gunmen retreated towards the rear section of the hospital.

Taking advantage of the chaos, two of the LPG gunmen safely escorted several patients out of the hospital. In the meantime, the Patrol Antrim successfully outflanked one of the remaining PAF gunmen, compelling him to surrender. However, the remaining three PAF gunmen, who had concealed themselves in a storage room, unexpectedly opened fire on the LPG from behind. Taking advantage of the confusion, they managed to escape from the rear of the hospital. Unfortunately, all four LPG gunmen sustained injuries during the encounter, and three of them tragically lost their lives.

On Easter, it was reported that a sizable statue of an Easter bunny emitted an incessant beeping sound. The diligent members of Patrol Antrim, with some hesitation, approached the statue and were unexpectedly met with an explosive blast that thrust them backwards. Unfortunately, this resulted in three Antrim Officers being critically injured, while one officer tragically lost their life. The perpetrator behind this deliberate act was the PAF, who intended to target a group of Christian tourists in Lansling. Luckily, the astute members of Patrol Antrim detected the danger before any innocent bystanders had gathered around the statue. In a separate incident, the LRA executed an abominable attack on a Satanic Church. They initially threw an explosive device at the church entrance and proceeded to open fire, mercilessly taking the lives of eight individuals who were engaged in satanic worship. The LRA swiftly made their escape from the premises, and despite thorough efforts, they evaded capture.

### 1969

In 1969, a significant paradigm shift occurred for the Unders, signifying the onset of a more violent era. This shift was characterized by a surge in shootings and bombings, which became alarmingly frequent. Recognizing the escalating conflict, the Lansling Security Council extensively deliberated the potential transformation of the Patrol Antrim into a highly militarized police force. It was acknowledged that the Patrol Antrim's current capacity would be insufficient to handle the increasingly severe conditions of the conflict. The Patrol Antrim encountered a significant surge in ambushes and targeted attacks directed towards them. It was observed that the consistent loss of Antrim Officers would jeopardize the foundation of the LSF, leading to a complete deterioration of regional security and safety. The ASG received intelligence regarding a potential ambush planned by the PAF at a primary fortified LSF station. Consequently, the ASG positioned themselves discreetly near the police station within some bushes, patiently waiting for an hour. Eventually, four PAF gunmen arrived, equipped with petrol bombs which they hurled at the station. In response to this grave situation, the ASG emerged from their hiding places and swiftly retaliated, causing three assailants to collapse and succumb to their injuries. However, one of the attackers drew a pistol and initiated a counterattack. Fortunately, a brave Patrol Antrim Officer swiftly emerged from the station, engaging the shooter and ultimately resulting in the assailant's demise.

In Kriffton, a considerable number of vehicles forcefully collided with a line of residential houses known for their Christian affiliation. These houses suffered extensive damage, leaving seven individuals who identified as Christians injured, with a tragic loss of four lives. Disturbingly, the drivers, who identified as Satanists, exited their vehicles bearing M16 rifles and commenced a ruthless attack on the houses. As a result, three more Christians were struck and injured.

Responding swiftly to the distress call, three Patrol Antrim Officers arrived at the scene and bravely engaged with the nine assailants. In the ensuing exchange of gunfire, four of the assailants were wounded severely. However, the Armed Support Group (ASG) subsequently arrived and confronted the Patrol Antrim Officers. Regrettably, the four ASG operatives were overpowered and tragically lost their lives while attempting to control the situation. The remaining assailants managed to escape before any further action could be taken.

There were unconfirmed reports suggesting that the Special Response Group (SRG) may have successfully apprehended these attackers at a later point in time. However, official verification of this information was not available. The LRA had been strategizing a significant retaliatory assault on the PAF, a long-planned scheme to undermine their operations. Both the LPG and OAF had devised extensive strategies to apprehend the PAF Co-Founder, having acquired reliable intelligence regarding his potential visit to Kriffton. Driven by determination, the OAF and LPG were resolute in their mission to abduct him and keep him captive for an extended duration, with the objective of destabilizing the PAF's resolve and stability. Subsequently, the OAF and LPG took action.

In an unexpected turn of events, the Co-Founder was observed traversing a neighborhood associated with occult practices. The PAF, erroneously presuming that the LRA would be unlikely to enter such a location merely to kidnap the Co-Founder, found themselves mistaken. Two members of the LPG forcefully pulled the Co-Founder into an alley. Subsequently, he was transported to Hallen and held captive on an isolated farm. Regrettably, his whereabouts remain unknown and his state of being, whether living or deceased, has never been confirmed up to this day. The LRA issued several statements asserting that their leader is alive. They also warned the PAF that unless they surrender, the LRA would disclose classified PAF information publicly. However, the PAF remained skeptical, believing that the LRA did not possess any sensitive information and was only trying to intimidate them. Unfortunately, personal details of some PAF members were leaked, exposing their identities and locations to the public. In response, the PAF reacted aggressively by conducting break-ins at LRA members' residences and fatally shooting them. During one such operation, a confrontation took place in a house where four PAF members encountered the Patrol Antrim. Tragically, the PAF members managed to kill one LRA member but failed to leave the premises promptly, leading to the arrival of the Patrol Antrim force. Five Patrol Antrim officers surrounded the house, while two officers approached the front entrance and exchanged gunfire as they engaged with the PAF. Two PAF members were successfully neutralized, thanks to the excellent teamwork of the two other officers who entered through the back and opened fire on the PAF. One individual was fatally injured as a consequence, while the only surviving PAF member chose to surrender and peacefully relinquished his weaponry.

The LRA used the captivity of the PAF's Co-Founder as a psychological weapon, constantly issuing threats to the PAF that they would execute him if they crossed any boundaries. An incident occurred at a fun fair where the PAF became focused on a Christian preacher distributing bibles. Tragically, the PAF fired shots, resulting in the preacher's death. However, two Patrol Antrim Officers bravely confronted the shooter and pursued him, exchanging gunfire during the chase. Eventually, the shooter was shot in the spine and swiftly apprehended by the Patrol Antrim. This mirrors a similar attack orchestrated by the LRA in Kriffton, targeting a satanic cosplayer who was performing on stage at a concert. It has been alleged that the LPG positioned themselves within the crowd with a sniper and targeted the cosplayer, resulting in a gunshot wound to the chest. The dispersal of the LPG went unnoticed by the crowd, but thankfully, the Patrol Antrim successfully apprehended one of the collaborators involved in the attack. The detained individual declared that the LPG responsible for the assault immediately fled Lansling following its execution. In response to this incident, the Patrol Antrim conducted several covert operations, strategically positioning hidden ambush points in anticipation of any potential future attacks. Subsequently, when a PAF shooter targeted a Christian tourist, one of the ambush points was activated. Swiftly emerging from a circus tent, the Patrol Antrim swiftly neutralized the shooter, inflicting fatal injuries and effectively preventing the attack from progressing any further.

The concerts became a significant target for attacks, prompting the deployment of watch towers by the Lansling Security Forces. Incidents related to the concerts involved the presence of the LRA on the outskirts. An alarming incident unfolded when three PAF members, attempting to plant a bomb, were ambushed and killed by the LPG. In response to the gunshots, Patrol Antrim promptly arrived at the scene, but found no sign of any existing LRA presence, only the lifeless bodies of the PAF members. Another incident occurred when a watch tower was set ablaze by a PAF member who threw a petrol bomb at it. Two ASG officers stationed inside the watch tower miraculously survived the attack but sustained critical burns. Subsequently, two Patrol Antrim Officers apprehended the assailant. After the conclusion of the concerts, the PAF redirected their attacks primarily towards Kriffton and Hallens. In Kriffton, the Patrol Antrim had significantly increased their presence, strategically placing watch towers throughout the key areas of the city. Early morning, three Patrol Antrim Officers encountered hostility from one of these towers. They initiated a siege on the tower, attempting to coax the assailant out. However, the defiant PAF gunman fired three shots directly at one of the officers, striking his arm thrice and forcing him to retreat. Eventually, the ASG intervened and employed a flashbang to draw out the PAF shooter, resulting in his apprehension.

Meanwhile, in response to the constant disruption of their attacks by the Antrims, the LRA conducted a bombing assault on a Patrol Antrim station. The explosive device forcefully breached the fortified gates of the station, enabling the six OAF members to engage in combat with the nine Patrol Antrim Officers, armed with M60 weaponry. Tragically, all nine Antrim officers lost their lives in the confrontation, prompting the OAF to promptly flee the scene. During the final months of 1969, a significant number of shootings transpired throughout Muridge resulting in a distressing incident referred to by the PAF as the "new year shootings," with a devastating toll of 53 individuals being harmed. In response, the LRA swiftly took proactive measures, diligently tracking down and apprehending multiple perpetrators involved in the shootings. Ultimately, within a few days, it was confirmed that eight of the shooters had succumbed to their injuries.

### 1970

In the monumental year of 1970, the Patrol Antrim witnessed a significant transformation into a formidable militarized law enforcement agency. With the acquisition of military training and state-of-the-art weaponry, the constables of Patrol Antrim underwent comprehensive new training to effectively combat the Unders Conflict. Throughout a mere few months, the once-mocked police force of Patrol Antrim swiftly evolved into a feared entity, leaving a lasting impression. The average Patrol Antrim Constable went from carrying just a pistol to now carrying MP5's and FALs, along with flashbangs. This new upgrade to the Patrol Antrim had became extremely effective in the long run.

In early 1970, there was an incident where an underground train station came under attack by the LRA. The assailants were identified as 6 gunmen from a newly formed splinter group called the Protestant Blackout force. Although this group was not officially acknowledged as part of the LRA, it was categorized under their banner. These gunmen, armed with pistols, deliberately targeted and killed several employees who were believed to have satanic affiliations.

In response to this heinous act, three officers from the Patrol Antrim, equipped with MP5's, swiftly intervened. They immediately confronted and engaged two of the gunmen, successfully neutralizing them. Meanwhile, the remaining four gunmen attempted to escape by taking shelter in one of the trains at the station. Reacting quickly, the Patrol Antrim officers stormed the train and engaged the four gunmen in a confrontation. Although one Antrim Officer sustained bullet wounds to the shoulder, the remaining perpetrators were ultimately eliminated by the officers' swift and decisive actions. The conflict between the PAF and LRA in Kriffton had reached a stalemate, with neither side gaining the upper hand. The consistent intervention of the security forces had effectively disrupted the conflict, causing both parties to abandon their major engagements in the area. However, they remained in Kriffton and continued to conduct targeted attacks to secure limited dominance over key areas.

In one instance, a significant shootout erupted between the PAF and LRA within an abandoned factory. As members of the PAG entered the facility armed with Mac-10's, the PAF, who were awaiting an opportunity to ambush a Patrol Antrim Convoy, spotted the PAG and initiated gunfire. In a retaliatory counterattack, the PAG swiftly eliminated both PAF members before hastily retreating from the scene. Three constables from Patrol Antrim witnessed the retreat of the PAG and immediately initiated pursuit. However, the PAG retaliated by turning around and opening fire on the constables. In response, the constables, armed with FAL rifles, returned fire, managing to eliminate two members of the PAG. The remaining two PAG members attempted to escape through the alleys but were eventually apprehended by another group of constables from Patrol Antrim. The constables successfully confiscated the firearms possessed by the apprehended individuals.

Soon after this incident, the Patrol Antrim received intelligence regarding a cache belonging to the LPG. Consequently, a substantial standoff ensued between the Patrol Antrim and ASG forces against the LPG. As the confrontation intensified, six gunmen from the LPG directed their fire towards the Patrol Antrim and sought refuge in a farmer's house. To deal with this challenging situation, two constables from Patrol Antrim strategically deployed a flashbang into the house, effectively forcing the six gunmen to exit the premises. In the ensuing chaos, three of the gunmen were incapacitated by the swift response of the Patrol Antrim. Meanwhile, the remaining three gunmen, finding themselves trapped inside the farm for nearly 20 hours without sustenance, eventually surrendered and emerged from the property.

The LRA responded to the continuous attacks on their caches and lives by launching a major assault on an Antrim Police station. Positioned atop a hill, three armed OAF gunmen armed with M60's commenced a vicious gunfire, resulting in shattered windows and the tragic deaths of seven constables. Several other constables, who escaped the gunfire, swiftly seized their firearms and retaliated. However, the intensity of the exchange made it difficult to land accurate shots. For nearly 20 minutes, the courageous trio of constables bravely held their ground until reinforcements finally arrived, consisting of four more constables and the ASG. Both the incoming forces engaged in a fierce exchange of heavy fire. Unfortunately, the situation took a turn for the worse when two PAG gunmen, wielding M16's, ambushed from the left flank, injuring a constable in the leg and causing him to collapse. A squad of 5 SRG operatives was deployed to address the PAG gunmen attempting to flank the operation. Demonstrating exceptional stealth, the operatives skillfully maneuvered onto a nearby rooftop, effectively catching the PAG gunmen off guard and blindsiding them with a barrage of gunfire. Though both PAG gunmen sustained injuries, they remained standing and continued to engage in combat. Undeterred, the SRG operatives unleashed another round of merciless attacks, ultimately incapacitating both PAG gunmen and securing the safety of the LSF's flank.

Taking advantage of their triumph, the SRG quickly shifted their attention to the OAF, swiftly flanking them from the left and initiating a fierce assault. Despite their valiant efforts, two of the OAF fighters retaliated and successfully eliminated three members of the SRG. However, facing the grim reality of depleted ammunition, the OAF was forced to retreat. The Security Forces have acknowledged the effectiveness and brutality of the attack carried out on the station. Unfortunately, the Security Forces suffered the loss of 8 men, whereas the LRA only lost 2. In response, the Lansling Security Forces, particularly the Patrol Antrim and ASG, devised a counter retaliation plan against an identified LRA hideout. This hideout had been under surveillance by the SRG for several weeks. Originally, the SRG had intended to conduct the raid themselves, but due to their priority shift towards classified and more critical matters, the task was passed down to the ASG and Patrol Antrim.

To execute the operation, 6 Patrol Antrim officers strategically positioned themselves on a hill near the hideout. Equipped with MP5's, the Patrol Antrim officers initiated the assault by throwing a flashbang through the second-floor window. This action temporarily stunned several LRA members inside before the officers swiftly stormed the first floor. Regrettably, during the incident, it was reported that 4 unarmed civilians, who were being used as bait by the LRA, were tragically gunned down.

In response to the officers' actions, 6 LPG individuals attempted to retaliate and engage in a firefight with the constables. However, they found themselves pinned down and unable to return fire effectively. The swift response of the 6 Constables led to the successful apprehension of all 6 gunmen, thanks to the skilled precision of an ASG sniper. Once the gunmen depleted their ammunition and voluntarily surrendered, the authorities swiftly took them into custody.

PAF closely monitored the strict actions taken by the LSF against the LRA, seizing the opportunity to engage in numerous significant confrontations with the LRA themselves. The objective was to diminish their morale through a series of humiliating operations. Four PAF gunmen positioned themselves outside a church with the intention of ambushing and attacking Christians attending an event as they exited. However, unbeknownst to them, a nearby PAG vehicle was observing their movements. As the Christians emerged and the PAF gunmen reached for their firearms, the PAG members armed with Macs swiftly opened fire on the vehicle, resulting in the deaths of two PAF gunmen. The remaining two PAF gunmen sought cover and attempted to maintain a defensive position. The PAG members disembarked and encircled the vehicle, commanding the PAF gunmen to unlock the doors. Facing no alternative, the PAF gunmen surrendered and willingly complied, relinquishing their weapons. Unfortunately, both surrendered PAF gunmen were subsequently shot and killed by the PAG members. Shortly thereafter, the PAF encountered the same group of PAG on the outskirts of Kriffton, armed with Uzis. A confrontation ensued, resulting in the firing upon of the five PAG members. Tragically, four of them sustained fatal injuries. However, one member was apprehended and subsequently saved by the heroic efforts of the Patrol Antrim. The captive was discovered confined inside a bag, hidden within a secluded warehouse.

The LRA conducted a military operation in Hallen, targeting areas along the riverside believed to be connected to satanic worship. During the operation, four members of the LRA, armed with Sterlings, fatally shot a group of seven individuals who were suspected satanic worshippers. Additionally, two members of the PAF were also present in the vicinity and were unfortunately caught in the gunfire. Subsequently, the LRA proceeded to enter a large drainage pipe where they encountered a group of young adults, whom they suspected to be affiliated with the PAF. The LRA engaged in dialogue, requesting the young adults to disclose their identities and intentions. Unfortunately, one of the individuals refused to cooperate and was tragically shot and killed, while the remaining four were released unharmed.

### 1971

In 1971, a significant incident unfolded, leaving a lasting impact. It took place in Isonbridge, a relatively insignificant city that held little significance for both the Christians and Satanists. This incident involved a group of 29 PAF gunmen armed with various types of rifles, who forcibly entered an Embassy and mercilessly killed all 23 individuals present within its premises. Responding promptly, the Lansling Security forces, particularly the Patrol Antrim, swiftly cordoned off the building and established a strong perimeter. A critical moment arose when two vigilant Patrol Antrim constables conducting a reconnaissance at the rear of the building spotted one of the gunmen peering through a window, taking aim towards them. Realizing the imminent peril, the Patrol Antrim Constables swiftly discharged rounds from their FALs, accurately hitting the gunman twice in the chest, ultimately resulting in his collapse. The building was under siege for nearly an entire day. A team of 4 Patrol Antrim Constables made a forceful entry from the rear of the building, successfully eliminating 3 of the gunmen. However, they were compelled to withdraw when 5 gunmen hiding under desks unleashed a hail of gunfire towards them. It is noteworthy that the LRA became involved in the altercation, and a group of 4 OAF armed with Mac-10's commenced firing on the PAF from outside the building's windows. Tragically, 2 PAF members were fatally struck by their gunfire. The OAF maintained a safe distance while periodically initiating continuous gunfire, effectively confining 3 PAF individuals within a single room. Concurrently, a significant mission involving 9 Antrim Constables resulted in neutralizing all remaining fatigued assailants. Consequently, the Antrim authorities successfully apprehended 3 of these gunmen.

In the same year, 1971, a significant mission conducted by the Special Response Group (SRG) was exposed through the actions of unidentified officials. During this operation, four SRG operatives executed a raid on a residence belonging to a PAF leader at midnight. They apprehended the individual, forcefully transferring him to an isolated blackout facility where he was subject to interrogation. After providing crucial intelligence on multiple concealed caches scattered across Isonbridge, the SRG relayed these findings to the Patrol Antrim.

In response, the Patrol Antrim organized an operation, aptly named Operation Faith. The initial raid, conducted in the early morning, involved seven constables from the Patrol Antrim. Employing the element of surprise, they swiftly and forcefully entered a cache located in a field by smashing a window and climbing through. Upon realizing their inferior numbers, three PAF gunmen standing guard promptly surrendered.

Subsequently, the confiscated cache was seized, and the three detained PAF members were taken into custody by the constables. During another operation, the Patrol Antrim, consisting of seven constables deployed for reconnaissance, verified the presence of PAF at a certain location. One of the constables, equipped with a FAL, effectively targeted and fired at a PAF member stationed within the cache, resulting in a fatal headshot. In response, five constables from the Patrol Antrim swiftly engaged the cache utilizing their MP5 firearms. The PAF, in an attempt to defend their position, retaliated by seizing weapons from the cache and opening fire on the constables. Regrettably, one constable sustained a leg injury and subsequently collapsed. Nonetheless, following a tactical intervention employing a flashbang, all four remaining PAF members were successfully apprehended. Tragically, the constable who was shot in the leg experienced severe bleeding and succumbed to the injury.

The LRA encountered a significant ambush by the PAF during the midnight hours. While driving on a remote road, a car containing five LPG members was suddenly overturned by a large black van that collided with them. Reacting swiftly, the armed LPG individuals retrieved their firearms and exited the vehicle. Subsequently, three PAF members emerged from the van, gunning down one of the LPG members with a shot to the head. two LPG members retaliated by returning fire, resulting in the fatal shooting of one of the PAF members. However, despite their efforts, the PAF ultimately overpowered the LPG group, resulting in the demise of all the remaining LPG members. The PAF made a statement the following day.

"This has been a long conflict, and despite people thinking the Pentagram action force is gonna halt their actions despite various failures, this will not happen. The PAF made an oath to Lansling to free it from the tyrannical Christian community that has been tormenting and haunting it for years, the PAF advises the LRA to back down and stop engaging in such a bloody war that could be solved so easily if they just turned to the right side."

The statement issued by the LRA was completely disregarded, and instead of addressing it in a reasonable manner, they resorted to malicious actions by kidnapping the individual who made the statement. Tragically, the LRA ended the life of this person, responding with a brief comment asserting that their actions would persist until the PAF relinquishes its oppressive control over Lansling, which they perceive as a tyrannical and terrorist force. In response, the PAF retaliated by carrying out a devastating act of arson on a Christian Church in Kriffton the following day, and callously defaced the ruined church with the word "Pigs!" spraypainted on the floor. The Patrol Antrim swiftly responded to a bomb threat at an airport when an individual, purporting to be affiliated with the LRA, issued a menacing warning to the staff regarding a bomb in his possession. In his threat, he declared his intention to detonate it if any satanic worshippers were allowed on the premises. The Patrol Antrim efficiently managed the situation, apprehending the individual responsible and ensuring the safety of everyone on site.

However, the commendable efforts of the Patrol Antrim were met with a sudden ambush by three armed gunmen belonging to the OAF group. Armed with Uzis, these assailants launched an attack on the Patrol Antrim, resulting in the apprehension of the LRA member and unfortunately the tragic loss of two constables. Nevertheless, one valiant constable armed with an MP5 successfully neutralized all three attackers from the OAF group.

Despite the turmoil, the Patrol Antrim effectively maintained control of the bomb suspect, ensuring his confinement until he could be taken into custody for further investigation. In late winter, the LRA informed the Patrol Antrim about a potential shootout being organized by the PAF at a factory. This particular factory was primarily owned by a Christian and produced a variety of cross necklaces. In response, the Patrol Antrim strategically positioned themselves for a possible ambush behind the factory. Four armed officers from the Patrol Antrim carried MP5 guns and awaited their target, while three gunmen from the PAG were stationed just outside the factory armed with mac-10's to support the Antrim team.

As the sequence unfolded, seven PAF gunmen were observed heading towards the factory. In a swift and effective action, the three PAG gunmen engaged the seven attackers, managing to fatally shoot down four of them. In retaliation, the remaining three PAF gunmen returned fire and cornered the PAG gunmen, preventing them from further engagement. Alerted by the intense exchange of gunfire, the Patrol Antrim officers responded decisively and joined the encounter, eliminating the remaining three PAF gunmen. The PAF accused the LSF of willingly working with terrorists after this incident, however no evidence was bought forward and the Patrol Antrim completely denied working with any terrorists, stating they were a unbiased peacekeeping force. During the winter season, the OAF received information about a satanic parade taking place in Isonbridge. To closely monitor the situation, five ASG personnel were positioned on top of a roof, while the OAF stationed themselves on a hill. With an intention to disrupt the parade, the OAF threw an explosive device into the middle of the procession, resulting in the unfortunate deaths of 14 participants.

As a response, the ASG personnel positioned on the roof, unexpectedly opened fire on the OAF members. Tragically, two OAF individuals were fatally wounded, leading to their immediate collapse. In retaliation, the remaining OAF member drew his firearm and returned fire. However, the Antrim Officers on the ground, equipped with FALs, engaged him from the lower part of the hill. The OAF member was struck by a bullet, causing him to sustain a knee injury. Recognizing the dire situation, he ultimately surrendered to the Antrim Officers. On Christmas Day, there was an intended attack by the PAF on an ASG barracks located outside Kriffton. With the aim to carry out this assault, the PAF forcefully drove two cars through the Barracks checkpoint at midnight, crashing into one of the dormitory areas. Following this, the PAF members disembarked from the vehicles and proceeded to fatally shoot nine ASG personnel.

In response, the ASG launched a major counterattack. An 11-member assault team swiftly responded and ambushed the PAF. In the ensuing exchange of gunfire, the PAF retaliated and managed to eliminate four more ASG members. Nevertheless, the ASG successfully cornered the PAF, preventing them from engaging in further hostilities. Eventually, the PAF members surrendered, and all eight of them were apprehended by the ASG forces.

### 1972

In 1972, the security personnel of Patrol Antrim experienced a disruptive start to their new year as one of their heavily fortified police stations was breached. Just as the early dawn broke at 6 AM, an explosive device was hurled at the reinforced doors, causing a forceful blast. Four armed members of the PAF organization infiltrated the station and mercilessly attacked three constables, resulting in their untimely demise. Promptly, two other nearby constables valiantly retaliated by returning fire. The swift counterattack inflicted a gunshot wound on one of the PAF assailants' legs, eventually leading to a fatal shot to the head.

Simultaneously, the remaining two PAF individuals sought refuge within an office situated inside the station. Responding swiftly to the situation, three more constables promptly arrived at the scene. Averting any potential further danger, one of the constables tactically threw a flashbang through the office window, effectively stunning both shooters. Capitalizing on this opportunity, the five constables fearlessly charged into the office and decisively neutralized the remaining hostiles, conclusively eliminating the last two threats. The LRA had made plans for various operations in the vicinity of Isonbridge upon receiving information about it potentially serving as a hub for storing weapons. The PBF diligently carried out patrols along the outskirts of Isonbridge and conducted raids in areas suspected to contain weapon caches. During one such patrol, four members of the PBF unexpectedly encountered a hiding place associated with satanic activities in broad daylight. Sensing the danger, two individuals present in the hideout immediately surrendered, wishing to avoid any harm, and were apprehended by the PBF personnel. A subsequent search operation led by Patrol Antrim failed to locate the two individuals. Meanwhile, two days later, the four PBF members who had been involved in the abduction fell victim to an ambush orchestrated by the SRG and ASG near a cache site, resulting in their fatal injuries. Since 1971, the LRA's presence in Kriffton has experienced a significant surge. Disturbing incidents involving multiple shootings and the targeted slaying of satanists have been concentrated primarily in Kriffton. In response, the Patrol Antrim tactically embarked on a series of helicopter reconnaissance operations with the aim of identifying potential hiding spots for these shooters. During one of these operations, the Patrol Antrim successfully located and labeled a hideout situated in the eastern region of Kriffton, wherein four armed gunmen affiliated with the LPG were found holed up in an abandoned apartment building.

The Patrol Antrim bravely initiated an assault on this hideout, instigating a fierce gunfight between their unit and the LPG militants. Despite facing resistance from the LPG, who entrenched themselves on the top floor of the apartment, the Patrol Antrim remained determined. Undeterred, a group of six members from the Patrol Antrim swiftly deployed onto the rooftop from a helicopter and gained entry to the upper level through a hatch on the roof. By effectively carrying out this maneuver, they strategically cornered the LPG militants and compelled all four of them to surrender. The LRA responded to the aforementioned attack by orchestrating an ambush on a 6-member Antrim squadron during their field patrol in the late evening. The officers were subjected to gunfire by the OAF, utilizing M60s. Unfortunately, all 6 Antrim Officers lost their lives in this ambush, as they were unable to retaliate. The OAF swiftly departed from the scene without being apprehended. In an effort to locate the perpetrators, the ASG conducted an extensive nocturnal search in the forest, but only discovered an abandoned M60 as the sole piece of evidence. During the summer, a significant incident took place at Isonbridge docks, involving an attack. Three sailors were targeted and confirmed being fired upon. Sadly, one of them sustained injuries to the upper leg. In response, the Patrol Antrim swiftly intervened and suspected that the shooters had positioned themselves in one of the numerous abandoned boats at the port. As a precautionary measure, a security sweep was initiated across the entire port. However, the situation escalated when two bullets struck the leg of a constable, causing him to collapse and necessitating his immediate withdrawal from the scene. Two additional constables rushed to the area of the shooting, determined to locate the perpetrators. Several eyewitnesses revealed that the shots originated from the graveyard located just ahead of the docks. With utmost caution, the Patrol Antrim began advancing towards the graveyard, only to encounter additional gunfire. Realizing the immediate danger, the Antrim officers promptly sought cover and requested assistance from an ASG helicopter to aid them in their operation. After the ASG helicopter arrived at the scene, it successfully located and tracked seven PAF shooters. Four dedicated Patrol Antrim constables cautiously surrounded the area, slowly closing in on the shooters. One of the constables, displaying great bravery, opened fire and successfully struck two of the shooters, causing them to collapse. However, in the exchange of gunfire, one of the constables unfortunately sustained a shoulder injury and also collapsed. Sensing the intensity of the situation, the injured Antrim constable wisely retreated from the scene, while the remaining three constables continued their engagement.

Equipped with an MP5, one of the Antrim constables displayed exceptional marksmanship as they skillfully neutralized two more of the shooters, leaving only three assailants remaining. Faced with the diminishing odds, the last three shooters began evading capture by fleeing through the graveyard. Fortunately, the vigilant ASG helicopter promptly transmitted their location to the Antrim constables, enabling them to intercept and apprehend all three remaining gunmen. Subsequently, all three individuals surrendered, bringing the dangerous situation to a peaceful resolution. At approximately 3PM, a confrontation occurred between the LRA and the PAF at an amusement park. Two individuals from the LPG, armed with pistols, initiated gunfire towards a satanic display within the park, resulting in the tragic deaths of three cosplayers. In response, three PAF members who were present at the scene promptly retrieved their firearms and fired back at the LPG assailants, successfully eliminating both. Following this incident, the PAF decided to withdraw from the location while a Patrol Antrim squadron later apprehended the three PAF shooters involved in the confrontation.

In close proximity to Spring, a group of three armed gunmen affiliated with the PAF secretly placed a bomb within a Christian Apartment complex. Upon detonation, the explosion caused the complete collapse of the entire complex, leading to a significant loss of lives. Tragically, approximately 73 individuals were tragically caught in the collapse and succumbed to their injuries.

In response to this devastating incident, the LRA conducted extensive patrols in the Isonbridge area. It is worth noting that the PBF, in a reported encounter, successfully engaged and neutralized three individuals believed to be affiliated with a satanic group who had taken refuge inside a bank. The PBF swiftly and effectively acted by responding with Webley firearms, thereby eliminating all three satanic shooters. The PAF embarked on a destructive bombing campaign in Isonbridge, specifically targeting the Christian cottages nestled within the forests. Their actions led to a significant forest fire, requiring the dedicated efforts of both the LSF and LFD to bring it under control. The blaze threatened to consume Isonbridge entirely.

Shockingly, amidst the chaos, the PAF initiated an assault on the firefighters and medical personnel in Lansling. In response, the Patrol Antrim swiftly implemented a stringent policy allowing the use of force to eliminate any individuals impeding the rescue operations. It became imperative to neutralize those attacking or obstructing the personnel tasked with saving lives. Consequently, when two intoxicated men obstructed a fire truck's path, two constables from the Patrol Antrim were compelled to open fire.

Furthermore, the Patrol Antrim took necessary action against four individuals identified as satanists who were hurling bricks at paramedics. These unruly actions were met with appropriate and decisive force. During the implementation of the shoot-to-kill policy, a tragic incident led to a total of 104 individuals being shot, resulting in the loss of 31 lives. Notably, the wildfire, which continued to spread unabated, was further exacerbated by the deliberate actions of the PAF, as they repeatedly added fuel to the flames. In response to this hazardous situation, two vigilant Patrol Antrim constables took decisive action by opening fire on the PAF, who were actively pouring petrol onto the fire, intensifying its fury. Consequently, both the PAF culprits collapsed, while the constables were compelled to retreat to safety due to the escalating inferno. Conducting patrols on the forest's outskirts, the determined Patrol Antrim personnel diligently ensured that the PAF did not make any further attempts to escalate the severity of the fire. On another occasion, three PAF individuals were targeted with gunfire as they tried to enter the forest. Two of them succumbed and were pulled out of the forest, while the remaining individual managed to avoid capture, but tragically lost their life in the subsequent blaze. At the vicinity of Isonbridge forest, a constable was targeted by two PAF shooters, resulting in a gunshot wound to the leg. Fortunately, another constable from Antrim promptly came to the injured officer's rescue, retaliating and eliminating one of the assailants, causing the other to retreat. The ASG and Patrol Antrim faced relentless gunfire from PAF members near Isobnridge forest, indicating that the PAF group was well aware that if the fire overtook Isonbridge city, it would pose a severe threat to the Christian community residing there.

The fire endured for a period of three weeks, resulting in a tragic toll of at least 914 fatalities. Subsequently, the LRA responded by hurling a petrol bomb towards a significant satanic cottage, igniting a local conflagration that claimed the lives of eight individuals involved in satanic worship. The LRA claimed this act was a retaliatory strike and warned of even graver consequences as a result of the oppressive and genocidal actions of the PAF. Additionally, the LPG engaged in gunfire during a satanic gathering in Hallens, resulting in the demise of four attendees. Swiftly afterwards, the LPG promptly withdrew from the scene.

### 1973

In 1973, the inception of a new paramilitary group took place, known as the Lansling Protection Association (LPA). This Christian-based entity forged an alliance with the LRA and originated from the region of Isonbridge. Making their inaugural move, the LPA engaged in an offensive maneuver by launching an assault on a satanic parade, utilizing M16 firearms. With precision, they unleashed a hail of gunfire, resulting in the near annihilation of the entire procession. Regrettably, this act of violence resulted in injuries to all 31 participants, with a devastating loss of 12 lives. Three Patrol Antrim officers promptly responded to the situation and engaged in firefight, resulting in injuries to two members of the LPA. However, the LPA individuals were able to escape. Despite their escape, the dedicated Patrol Antrim team initiated pursuit but encountered gunfire from LPG assailants positioned on a rooftop. Forced to defend themselves, the officers returned fire at the LPG gunmen. As a result, one of the LPG shooters lost his footing and tragically fell to his demise while attempting to evade capture.

The LRA launched an attack on a checkpoint under the impression that the majority of civilians there were involved in satanic activities. Arriving on bikes, the LRA militants initiated gunfire towards the 3 Patrol Antrim members. Unfortunately, one officer sustained a gunshot wound to the head and collapsed. Reacting swiftly, the remaining two Antrim Officers returned fire, while two additional Constables stationed at the other side of the checkpoint engaged the attackers. Tragically, two militants were shot off their bikes and lost their lives. The remaining two militants tried to escape but were subsequently pursued by the SRG in an unmarked vehicle. Eventually, they were forcefully knocked off their bikes and fatally shot by the pursuing SRG operatives. In the late winter, a Christian gathering near a church was targeted by the PAF. Four PAF operatives initiated the attack by opening fire on the Christians from an abandoned shed situated near the church. As a result, three individuals were struck in the back and fell to the ground. Swiftly, two militants belonging to the LPG group spotted the situation and armed themselves with Uzis. They retaliated by launching an offensive on the PAF operatives, managing to hit one of them. In response, the PAF operatives retreated into the shed and began returning suppressive fire. The LPG militants persistently fired upon their location until the PAF retaliated, ultimately eliminating both LPG militants. The PAF carried out an act of vandalism, setting fire to a Christian statue which resulted in its destruction. This act drew the attention of a large group of individuals identifying as satanists, who gathered around the scene, expressing amusement at the burning statue. However, four personnel from the PAG, equipped with AK firearms, retaliated by opening fire on the satanist crowd from an elevated position, resulting in a tragic loss of life with 39 satanists losing their lives in the incident. Faced with the armed response, the crowd quickly dispersed, attempting to escape from the shootings. The Patrol Antrim promptly arrived at the location and made efforts to pursue and encircle the PAG assailants. Regrettably, three constables sustained injuries during this encounter as the PAG operatives unleashed gunfire from their elevated position, allowing them to successfully evade capture.

During a nocturnal patrol on a secluded road, the members of Patrol Antrim, equipped with MP5s, were suddenly targeted by gunfire from three individuals belonging to the PAF. Reacting swiftly, the two constables from Patrol Antrim quickly retreated to their vehicle and activated the lights, providing better visibility of the PAF assailants. In an act of self-defense, the constables returned fire, successfully neutralizing two of the attackers and compelling the remaining PAF gunman to surrender. He was subsequently apprehended and convicted to a life sentence for his affiliation with the PAF.

It is worth noting that the PAF encountered a group of three armed individuals from the OAF, equipped with M60's, during the same incident. With their superior firepower from LMG's, the OAF effortlessly eliminated the six PAF gunmen as the two factions clashed. The ASG initiated a pursuit of the three OAF members, but unfortunately, they managed to escape and elude capture.

The LRA launched a targeted armed operation in Murridge aiming to eradicate any possible satanic hideouts within the city. In the early morning, three LPA gunmen forcefully entered a residence suspecting it to be a satanic hideout. Their suspicions were confirmed as two individuals identified as PAF commenced gunfire upon the intruders. Two of the LPA gunmen sustained injuries in the encounter. The remaining uninjured LPA gunman swiftly retaliated and fired back at the PAF, causing further harm before they collapsed from their injuries. Unfortunately, the LPA gunman met a tragic fate when a petrol bomb was hurled in their direction, resulting in fatal burns before being fatally shot. In response to the disturbance, the Patrol Antrim swiftly intervened and conducted a raid on the house, successfully apprehending the final PAF extremist. The individual willingly surrendered following the shock of the preceding incident.

Furthermore, in 1973, the LSF implemented necessary adjustments in all cities across Lansling to cater to their specific requirements. As part of this initiative, multiple alarm systems were strategically placed throughout these cities. These alarm systems were designed to promptly sound in the event of an attack or the imminent threat of one. The LSF regarded this approach as an effective method for initiating evacuations, and it was utilized several times throughout the course of 1973.

One notable incident it was used took place during a shooting conducted by the LRA. In this incident, the assailants utilized a large truck to ram into pedestrians suspected to be associated with satanism, before disembarking from the vehicle and opening fire on Patrol Antrim constables and an ASG operative. Tragically, this act resulted in a total of 9 fatalities. The LRA has been known to engage in stop and question incidents on multiple occasions, resulting in reports of threats, injuries, and even murders. The group commonly poses a straightforward query to individuals, inquiring about their allegiance to Christianity or satanism. Responding with support for satanism often leads to physical assault or death, whereas claiming neutrality typically results in being released. In Kriffton, several citizens have reported being startled awake by an early morning alarm followed by the sound of gunshots. This disturbance was caused by a confrontational situation between the LRA and The Patrol Antrim. The Patrol Antrim attempted to halt and search the LRA, leading to a firefight. Initially, two constables were wounded and forced to retreat. However, four additional Antrim constables continued to engage the LRA and successfully eliminated three of their members.

The PAF had devised a strategy to weaken the economic foundations of Lansling by persistently targeting financial institutions such as banks, vaults, and money convoys. Their hypothesis was that depriving the LSF of funding would ultimately lead to its complete collapse. This would allow the PAF to divert their attention towards the eradication of the LRA. Their initial move involved a meticulously planned heist on Kriffton bank during the late evening. Six PAF operatives, armed with AK rifles, infiltrated the bank premises and swiftly eliminated all individuals present before detonating the vault. Seizing the money, the PAF members were caught off guard when the Patrol Antrim swiftly encircled the entire bank. Although four of the PAF operatives were gunned down and apprehended while attempting to escape through the rear exit, two successfully evaded capture, absconding with the majority of the stolen funds.

### 1974

In 1974, the PAF faced a significant decline due to mounting pressures. Continuous setbacks in operations and other actions resulted in the depletion of their weapon caches. Additionally, the emergence of well-funded paramilitary groups, namely the Lansling Security Commandos and the Christian Action Force, further exacerbated the PAF's weakened state.

The Lansling Security Commandos consisted of former Patrol Antrim operatives who had defected from the force. Their decision to leave was driven by their mistreatment as Christians within the Antrim high command, which falsely accused them of being LRA moles. As a result, the LSC defected and appropriated several LSF resources to combat the PAF, aligning themselves with the LRA.

The leadership of the PAF encountered significant setbacks, as both the LSF and LRA resorted to kidnapping various leaders. This led to the exposure of PAF operations and storage locations, resulting in their weakened state. Due to this, the PAF had no choice but to rely on handguns and basic firearms, while the LRA and LSF retained high-powered rifles. Compounding the issue, the PAF experienced a decline in its membership, coinciding with a tremendous decrease in the satanic belief system that had prevailed in Lansling since 1973. Conversely, the Christian population witnessed a rapid surge, visible through the frequent occurrence of Christian parades. This overwhelming rise of Christian demonstrations made it increasingly challenging for the PAF to mount simultaneous retaliation, ultimately causing the Christian faith to flourish exponentially in Lansling. In an effort to release incarcerated Satanic prisoners, the Pentagram Action Force (PAF) made an ill-fated attempt to bomb a prison in 1974. Their plan was foiled when three Patrol Antrim constables opened fire as they were trying to activate the explosive device. This prompted the PAF members to abandon the bomb and flee the scene. Although one PAF member tried to retaliate using a handgun, he was fatally shot and succumbed to his injuries later on.

The PAF, however, did succeed in bombing a Lansling prisoner convoy. They strategically placed an improvised explosive device (IED) in the middle of the road and detonated it when the van passed by. Unfortunately, this attack did not result in the liberation of the satanic prisoners; instead, it caused fatal injuries that led to their demise.

The tide turned against the Pentagram Action Force when Patrol Antrim conducted a raid on their main hideout located in Kriffton. This operation severely weakened the PAF's leadership in Kriffton, prompting them to withdraw entirely from the area. This setback dealt a significant blow to the hopes and aspirations of the PAF. Following the withdrawal from Kriffton, the LRA seized the opportunity presented by the weakened state of the PAF. In both Isonbridge and Murridge, they perpetrated large-scale shootings targeting crowds of satanists and PAF members. The PAF's inability to respond effectively due to their diminished strength resulted in a further loss of support. Exploiting this vulnerability, the LRA engaged in shooting sprees across the cities and mercilessly massacred at least 300 satanists within a matter of weeks.

Despite their own weakened condition, the PAF did manage to execute some retaliatory actions, conducting a small ambush on two patrolling LPG units. This proactive measure resulted in the successful elimination and death of both perpetrators Despite this, the LPA and LPG executed a combined retaliatory strike by launching an ambush on a PAF gathering in an open field. With the use of SMGs, they inflicted fatal injuries on all nine individuals affiliated with the satanic group. In response, the Patrol Antrim swiftly engaged the LPA and LPG, forcing them to retreat.

In light of this incident, the PAF made a decision to refrain from undertaking any further operations until the year 1975. They reached a consensus to maintain a low profile during the remaining months leading up to 1975, in the hopes of recuperating and regaining strength.

### 1975

In terms of tranquility, the year 1975 was widely acknowledged as a notably peaceful period within the unders. Although a couple of isolated incidents involving small shootings occurred, the PAF and LRA displayed minimal engagement in their activities. Encouragingly, the Patrol Antrim commenced the process of demilitarizing certain stations and experienced a decrease in the intensity of their patrols. Furthermore, the Patrol Antrim transitioned back to their primary enforcement role of upholding regular laws, instead of functioning solely as a militarized anti-insurgency police force.

The Patrol Antrim and LRA promptly intervened and successfully neutralized the minimal impact caused by a few shootings conducted by the PAF. Following these incidents, the PAF remained inconspicuous until 1976.

### 1976

April 1976 witnessed a rather unremarkable period devoid of any notable or significant events. However, during this time, the PAF made a significant announcement, declaring an end to their armed campaign. They expressed that the oppressive powers in Lansling had successfully eradicated the satanic community, thus eliminating the necessity to safeguard or advocate for the satanic religion. This official statement symbolized the culmination of their armed campaign.

Following the declaration, numerous individuals witnessed the LRA commemorating the occasion with festivities and elaborate memorial ceremonies in the urban areas. The LRA expressed its commitment to safeguarding Lansling and fulfilled their promise. Conversely, despite the resolution of the Unders conflict, the Security forces urged everyone to remain alert as Lansling embarks on a challenging journey of recovery.