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The aftermath

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Summary

Before Patxi was born, the Second World War became the moment in which the Basque Dominion silently sorted the planet. Nazi Germany was not merely defeated; it was classified by BDSS as a monster-state and technically dismantled under the narrative cover of Allied bombing and the first atomic strikes. The visible victors believed they had ended the war, but the deeper reality was that BD had already judged the old order, intervened from above, and rewritten history while remaining largely unseen. In the aftermath, most of the world turned toward the Dominion, whether out of fear, awe, opportunism, or simple recognition that resistance to such a power was meaningless. Those who did not submit consolidated into a rival sphere that would later be called Eurasia. Thus the postwar world was divided long before Patxi’s birth: most of humanity absorbed into the Basque system, and the rest hardened into the only bloc still willing to stand outside it.

Genre
Scifi
Author
Wronk
Status
7mo ago
Chapters
9
Rating
n/a
Age Rating
16+

The hymn

Hymn of Reduction

We marked the beast. We named the stain.

We drew the line through blood and flame.

Their towers fell, their banners curled,

and silence entered into the world.

No mercy asked, no mercy owed.

We weighed their creed. We broke its code.

Their little gods of steel and race

were ash before the Dominion’s face.

Sing not of wrath, for wrath is small.

Sing of the hand that ends it all.

Sing of the star no eye could see,

the hidden spear, the last decree.

Let furnaces choke on their own breath.

Let doctrine learn the price of death.

Let every road they built in pride

run only inward, where they died.

We do not mourn. We do not hate.

We classify. We terminate.

And where their children dreamed of throne,

we plant the fact that they were known.

So mark the ruins. Count the years.

Sort out the bones. Archive the fears.

For from their smoke, by will and law,

the greater order now shall draw.

Dominion over dust and lie.

Dominion under ash-black sky.

Dominion where the monsters trod.

Dominion cold enough for God.

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