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Sunday, August 4, 2097 AD.
The newest island belonging to the Izu Archipelago was attacked by a foreign ard group.
The island's na was "Miyakijima".
According to the official statent, the ard group that attacked the island was allegedly a mixed group consisting of a USNA navy unit, deceived by a Soviet agent and dispatched by a fake order, plus a saboteur squad ford by the efforts of agents from the NSU right on the territory of the USNA.
Even if it were true, the fact remains that the ships and soldiers belonging to the USNA navy attacked Japanese territory. If this situation goes on as it is, the USNA's reputation, will worsen its relations with not only Japan
the evaluation of the USNA by the international community will also deteriorate to "an untrustworthy nation that treacherously launches surprise attacks on its allies".
First of all, the USNA officially dispatched a high ranking official, the Secretary of Defense, to Japan in order to control this situation More precisely that was the case, at least officially.
Certainly, reconciliation with the Japanese governnt was one of the purposes of Secretary of Defense Liam Spencer's visit to Japan, but in truth, that was hardly his main objective. For that matter, it was not Spencer, who had a leading role during this visit to Japan.
Five days after the incident. While the USNA Secretary of Defense and the Pri Minister of Japan were creating a harmonious atmosphere in front of the press, the talks between true protagonists had begun unnoticed behind that main stage.
Friday, August 9th. Early this morning, Tatsuya returned to Tokyo from Miyakijima for the first ti in twenty days in order to answer the invitation of the USNA Secretary of Defense's assistant, Jeffrey Jas.
Two days ago, Tatsuya received a letter from the White House through Lina. To put it better, it was an offer of reconciliation to Tatsuya. At worst, it was an attempt to pull Tatsuya onto the USNA's side and use him.
Tatsuya accepted the USNA's offer. Whether they an well or not, the implications are still the sa. Friendly relationships are of more use. It was the sa on Tatsuya's side. Irrespective of Japan's foreign policy, Tatsuya has hit the Great Asian Union and the New Soviet Union with a serious blow, so it's natural to be seen as hostile. If he can build a friendly relationship with the USNA, even if they have an ulterior motive, to him it's a big win.
Tatsuya wrote the reply of acceptance on the spot when he received the letter and had Lina deliver his answer yesterday, on the morning of August 8th. Also, yesterday evening, he received a phone call from Lina saying, "The Secretary of Defense's aid wants to et with you tomorrow."
As a eting place, Jeffrey Jas appointed his room in the sa hotel, where the delegation of the Secretary of Defense was staying. It's a fairly high grade room, though not as luxurious as the suite used by the Secretary himself. This reception indicated the substantial status of Jeffrey Jas.
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The [area] outside and inside this room was tightly strengthened by guards with/of combat professionals, who looked like forr or active mbers of Special Forces, and each of them was clearly a veteran in their field. However, Tatsuya showed no fear and entered the room while being welcod to do so.
At that ti, no body check was perford. Tatsuya wasn't the only one with confidence. He didn't know whether this was a sign of their confidence in their fighting power or confidence against his position.
"Nice to et you, my na is Jeffrey Jas. Please call
JJ. You don't need to use "Mr.""
JJ, or Jeffrey Jas, who invited Tatsuya, welcod him with a very friendly attitude. Tatsuya didn't feel intimidated despite the fact that he was two ters tall, had wide shoulders, and a thick chest.
"I'm Shiba Tatsuya. I'm fine with only Tatsuya. Needless to say, neither "san
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