Revolt

For a decade, the PSA stood as a formidable third faction, striving for independence and resilience amid the turbulence that engulfed the nation. Headquartered in California, the PSA grew strong, aligning itself with COST to bolster their mutual efforts against the UFS. Desert Center, California, became the strategic nerve center for PSA’s national operations, a fortress where critical plans and sensitive materials were secured.

However, the power balance shifted a year ago when UFS launched a direct strike on Desert Center. The assault was devastating, effectively wiping out PSA’s presence and bringing a temporary silence to the conflict within California’s borders. The strike not only shattered PSA’s infrastructure but led to a vacuum of power that both COST and UFS have eyed warily ever since.

Recent intelligence reports from COST operatives indicate that despite the UFS’s devastating strike, a trove of sensitive materials may still remain within the remnants of the Desert Center base. These materials, rumored to include advanced tactical blueprints, encrypted communication networks, and covert technological prototypes, could offer a significant advantage to whichever side manages to seize control.

The discovery has galvanized COST into action. Observers have noted a surge in military preparation within the Coalition’s territories. Train yards in Texas have become scenes of intense activity, filled for miles with military equipment, transport vehicles, and heavily armored units. The direction of this mobilization points unmistakably toward the western border of Texas—a strategic staging ground for a potential push into California.

The sudden and massive mobilization by COST has thrown UFS Central Command into a state of high alert. Satellite imagery has confirmed unprecedented troop movements and the construction of fortifications along California’s eastern borders. These efforts underscore UFS’s urgency to fortify Desert Center and surrounding regions against what appears to be an imminent large-scale assault by COST forces.
“Every available asset is being deployed to reinforce California’s borders,” stated a UFS spokesperson earlier today. “We are committed to protecting what remains of the former PSA base and ensuring no sensitive information falls into enemy hands.”

Could there be any PSA operatives left?