Pushka
07-12-2004, 03:50
*A man was walking down the whole of Kremlin. He looked like a soldier, the one of them real ones. He had a knife wound going across his forhead, thick mustage, a short beard, his hair was brown and was only beggining to turn grey in few places. He was wearing an official parade uniform of a Russian army general. With a way he walked he showed that he would rather have a body vest and a standard issue russian army winter coat around him then this expensive piece of green cloth. As he lwalked he looked at his watch. It read Sep. 15, 2012, 16:40 h. He entered a wooden door at the end of the whole. The room he entered was not particularly big about 8x8 meters. Opposite from the door, near a big window, was a desk made of some kind of dark wood. Behind the desk set a fat, old man, he had a thick brown mustage but no beard, on his shoulders he wore enough stars to identify him as atleast a general. There was a sign on his desk, it read (in Russian) "Gen. Gavrila O. Nikitov, head of european division of 1st Russian mobile army". As a man with a watch walked in, general looked at him. He waved at the chair near the desk, inviting the man with a watch to sit down. Then he set down Gen. Gavrila began to talk.*
Gen. Gavrila: I have to congratulate you on your new position and successful take over of Ukranian region, you have done good service for the motherland...
Man with a watch: Excuse me sir, but can we please get down to business? I got two batalions waiting for my orders on the border with Finland, every second counts.
*Gavrila looked at the man, waited for a second and then continued with the same, lifeless expression on his face. He pulled out a file out of his desk, opened it and started to read.*
Gen. Gavrila: I got orders here from president Kasparov himself. You, field-general Igor V. Potopov, are to do a greatest service any man can do for his motherland...
*He continued reading, after half an hour Igor walked out of a room with many thoughts in his mind. What he was ordered to do would change the world, he had a lot of things to consider. He exited Kremlin and took a taxi to the train station.*
Gen. Gavrila: I have to congratulate you on your new position and successful take over of Ukranian region, you have done good service for the motherland...
Man with a watch: Excuse me sir, but can we please get down to business? I got two batalions waiting for my orders on the border with Finland, every second counts.
*Gavrila looked at the man, waited for a second and then continued with the same, lifeless expression on his face. He pulled out a file out of his desk, opened it and started to read.*
Gen. Gavrila: I got orders here from president Kasparov himself. You, field-general Igor V. Potopov, are to do a greatest service any man can do for his motherland...
*He continued reading, after half an hour Igor walked out of a room with many thoughts in his mind. What he was ordered to do would change the world, he had a lot of things to consider. He exited Kremlin and took a taxi to the train station.*