Nadiya

[Svetlana]

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As part of the Soviet Republic's commemorations for the 80th anniversary of the end of the Second Trigunian War, the Lesnovian Socialist Soviet Republic recently unveiled a 100 meters statue in their capital Spask to commemorate the lives lost during the war.

Officially called the "Mother Nadiya Calls" statue, it stands on top of a hill overlooking the city of Spask. The statue itself took 3 years to be built while the museum complex and pantheon celebrating the leaders of the LSSR took 4 years, with the issue of water causing problems during the pour of the foundation that risked leading to sever civil engineering issues on the long run.

Nonetheless, Mother Nadiya Calls is directly pointed toward Rodashyam the old capital of the now disbanded Trigunian Tsardom while its gaze also looks over to Solmogrod, the political center of the doomsday cult of the Children of Yaoshi who had attacked the LSSR in coordination with the ATIP with the aim of crushing both Vrosnok and Lesnov before letting the children of Yaoshi run the Kirikan Island back to the stone age.

In addition to the statue, a mosaic illustrating the famous Battle for Spask in 5622 and the history of both Lesnov and Nadiya as the mural is also part of a pantheon where the remains of war heros and leaders of the Soviet Republic are set to be transported into after the end of technical tests with the brand-new metro station deserving the monument.

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Written by @NNN