Vietnamese Meezican Society

Flag of the VMS

Second California Civil War

Leader Phượng Dũng Hồng (2208 - present)

Felipe Bluff

Joriz Santos

Tito Leones

Jin Kai

Chau Zan

Mykul Mahn

Xao Laoshu

The **Vietnamese Meezican Society** was an extremist Meezican terrorist group that aims to revive practice of the Meezican faith throughout the world by brute force.

In recent years, the group has become somewhat of a terrorist organization, focusing on abolishing corrupt societies and rebuilding the world in the name of k'wada, the Meezican god of death.

## Background

The VMS was founded by An Cho, a veteran soldier of the VLA, in an attempt to revive practice of Meezican religion throughout Foggyland and the rest of South East Asia. It made a name for itself by boldly calling a crusade on New Mezaco, a religious state in the Middle East that practices and protects the revised Medaizocan faith.

It was originally headquartered on a mountain close to Hanoi but the original headquarters was destroyed in the Mezaco Jungle War by a Cartum bomber and is now considered a tourist attraction.

## History

### **South East Asia Chapter (2189-2193)**

The original chapter of the VMS was the South East Asia chapter located in Foggyland and Estile. It served as the head chapter of the VMS, organizing logistics and issuing orders to other chapters throughout the world. The South East Asia Chapter was responsible for providing its troops for the Mezaco Jungle War, started after the chapter called an official crusade on New Mezaco.

The chapter became heavily disorganized after the first assault on Hanoi and Sơn La, which left half their chain of command deceased or missing. The remaining miltiia of the VMS were gradually pushed down South throughout the years but kept pushing under command of An Cho. The society fought very well, exceeding in warfare and city defensives from oncoming Talibanzo. The chapter's command dissolved after An Cho's tragic death in Sarawak but his son survived to carry his legacy in forming the California Chapter.

### **California Chapter (2195-2200)**

The California chapter of the VMS was founded in California, Rookono to further the spread of Meezican (religion) outside of South East Asia. Founded by the son of An Cho, Phượng Cho was named after his father's friend Phượng Dũng Hồng, who was a father figure and second in command for Cho.

The chapter committed acts of terrorism in Los Muertos under the impression of Temple Creek citizens seeking independence, a city being mistreated by the government in many ways. Acts of terrorism persisted from 2196 onward but became far more drastic and was documented in 2199, resulting in conflict with the Rookono government in the California Civil War.

The California chapter was known as more of a guerrilla force unlike the official South East Asia chapter, and the VMS left a large impression on the city of Los Muertos. The California chapter informally dissolved in 2200 after a majority of their command left to join Clan Bon and after their blunt defeat in the Battle of Los Muertos.

### **Subsequent remnant chapters**

Despite the lack of trusted command, loyalists of the group persisted in committing small acts of terrorism in the city of Los Muertos. This gradually escalated throughout the 2200's and an official reunified remnant chapter in California was formed in 2203 by Chau Zan.

Another remnant, titled the Ocean Chapter in 2205, took prominence in the waters of Malabansa. They brought their terror into the seas, pirating and slaughtering traders.

## Associated Conflicts and Recognition as Terrorists

The VMS have been involved in multiple conflicts and are listed as terrorists under UN resolution "South East Asian Resolution 2" which was spearheaded by New Mezaco after the VMS declared a crusade against them. As a result of the previously mentioned crusade declaration, the New Meezican government sent combat troops to South East Asia, sparking the Mezaco Jungle War. The California chapter of the VMS also declared war upon the government of Rookono in what would become the California Civil War.