Crimson America
06-05-2004, 08:35
August looked at the large dark red Zeplin. It was the first of its line, a new zeplin that would become a domineering force in the world of air travel. Heavily armed and armored, the Machiavelli class was the new wave of zeplin transport. The idea was based off the originall Machiavelli, the military zeplin owned by Johnathon 'Gehengis' Kahn.
The new zeplin came just in time with the accusations of the ISA being behind the assasination of President Coolidge from Columbia. It would be a force to be reckoned with in any combat scenario. Franklin August smiled, and decided to let the rest of the world know that the Industrial States of America had this zep.
He had invitations sent out around the world, including the several nations that were once the US. World leaders were cordially invited to attend the unveiling of the newest class of zeplin in use by the ISA. It was a black tie affair, and security would be provided for by Blake Security Agency, based out of the Nation of Hollywood.
All diplomats would be put up in one of John Kahn's great cassinos in Chicago, and August hoped that relations could be formed with other nations. The ISA would not play second fiddle to the Empire States or Hollywood.
The new zeplin came just in time with the accusations of the ISA being behind the assasination of President Coolidge from Columbia. It would be a force to be reckoned with in any combat scenario. Franklin August smiled, and decided to let the rest of the world know that the Industrial States of America had this zep.
He had invitations sent out around the world, including the several nations that were once the US. World leaders were cordially invited to attend the unveiling of the newest class of zeplin in use by the ISA. It was a black tie affair, and security would be provided for by Blake Security Agency, based out of the Nation of Hollywood.
All diplomats would be put up in one of John Kahn's great cassinos in Chicago, and August hoped that relations could be formed with other nations. The ISA would not play second fiddle to the Empire States or Hollywood.