[@Kurai Assassin]

It was just another day on the borders. Dimitri had been placed on the borders of Ukraine with Germany and Romania in a small outpost of about 100 people. The day was quiet and boring and seemingly no germans in sight as the intelligence reports had said, again, it was all just a fabricated lie.

One of the other snipers in the base, Alexei Borovich, places a hand on Dimitri's shoulders and says in a rather dissapointed tone.

"It seems no germans are coming today either..." but before he spout another word, an explosion was heard nearby. "Wh..." but before Alexei could react, a sniper's bullet went right through the arm. Shortly after, the roars of bomber's engines were heard. The Germans were attacking.

The commander of the outpost Alexander Vorovich shouted. "Get off your asses, the krauts are attacking. Dimitri, leave that sniper and get yourself a machine gun to help us out properly!"

[@Zetsuko]

The soldiers were eager to fight, most likely because, Andor had been placed with the romanian troops at the start of Operation Munchen, a operation part of Operation Barbarossa to seize Bessarabia from the Russians. A lot of the soldiers there were romanian, then german, then the least in numbers of all, the hungarians.

Soon, the attack was ordered and the german-romanian-hungarian troops charged, aircrafts of the Luftwaffe flying overhead, already shooting and bombing the onground targets. Despite this, the russian forces held strong and one of the strongest oppositions was caused by a small machine gun nest that felled soldiers one after another, or the AT gun, which took down to relatively light romanian and german tanks with ease, either of these two had to be taken down... or at least the people operating them.

[@Errant Son]

For Pavlov, the attack had already begun a few hours ago, his outpost, in the south of Lithuania had been under heavy attack from the germans for quite a while now and despite the brave resistance of the soldiers there, the numbers of the soviet forces were dropping quickly, most likely thanks to all the suicide counter-charges ordered by lieutenant Boris Doftoski at the german forces.

The germans wer encroaching inside the outpost and on Pavlov's position. Right now, he was next to Boris, but that doesn't mean he couldn't retreat, after all, if he survived he could fight another day. As he thought his decision, the first German entered the outpost and aimed his rifle at his commander leaving Pavlov only a split second to decide whether he'd stay and fight, or run away and live for another day.

[@Catchphrase]

The day was silent on the outposts, and it was clear why, he had been placed on the front lines... on the front lines with Romania, not Germany and they weren't strong enough to face Mother Russia's might on their own and with the officer in command in being rather lenient, Roman was still allowed to play the violin to cheer up the soldiers there in case they got bored or anything.

A fellow soldier, Fyodor Gustavich approached Roman, who had been placed to be on guard in case of an attack. He pulled out a cigarette and searched for a lighter or a match in his pockets, but found none. He smiled at Roman and asked "Do you have a light, comrade?" he asked, however, before Roman could even speak an explosion was heard very close to the outpost and a split second later, a piece of shrapnel flew right in Fyodor's chest and another one just barely went past Roman's head.

Only a few seconds later, shouts were heard and before he could even react, he saw hundreds of soldiers charging towards his positions, while quite a few of them were Romanian troops, many more of them were german soldiers, charging alongside them. A full blown attack had started.

([b]For the rest of the characters, the german soldiers(all have joined Frengo's grenadierskompanie) will be GM-ed by Frengo, as such, he will decide how you all start![/b])