The Rise Of Australasia

February 27th, 1915, Saturday, Saint Petersburgh, Australasia Royal Security Intelligence Agency Russian Division.

"Are you all ready, gentlemen?" Monte Kornosov looked seriously at the people around him and asked.

"The action team is ready and can execute orders at any time." A serious and cold-looking middle-aged man by his side replied first.

"The intelligence team is also good to go, ready to initiate the plan." A younger man followed with his response.

"Tiger, remember to tell your men to strike fatally and leave no trace or leverage." Monte Kornosov looked at the middle-aged man called Tiger and solemnly ordered.

"I understand, boss." Tiger nodded solemnly as well.

"Hawk, keep in touch with Tiger, provide corresponding intelligence, and try to delay the Saint Petersburgh police as much as possible." Monte Kornosov instructed another man.

"Alright, start the operation! His Majesty is waiting for your good news." After giving his orders, Monte Kornosov waved his hand, signaling the two to start the operation.

Saint Petersburgh, an unknown house in the outskirts.

Thump thump thump!

A series of unhurried knocks on the door rang out. Gwengel Jelowski, puzzled, stood up and muttered irritably as he walked to the door, "Who the hell is it, disturbing my dreams in the middle of the night?"

Creak~

Upon opening the door, Gwengel Jelowski found that the knocker was a stranger. As he attempted to close the door, a strong arm grabbed the doorframe.

"Is this Mr. Gwengel Jelowski?" The black-clothed man outside the door asked politely.

"Who are you?" Gwengel Jelowski asked as he eyed the drawer of his desk not far away, where his daytime-carry handgun was stored.

"Please don't try to struggle, Mr. Gwengel Jelowski." The man stopped asking questions, ordered his men to restrain Gwengel Jelowski, and entered the house himself.

"You're quite good at disguises, Mr. Gwengel Jelowski. Who would believe that this is the residence of the largest reactionary party leader in Russia without prior investigation?" The man sat on the only sofa in the house, removed his hat, and was revealed to be the previously seen Tiger.

"I don't know what you're talking about. I'm just an ordinary worker in a machinery factory." Despite being exposed, Gwengel Jelowski still tried to struggle and make excuses.

"Stop playing dumb, Mr. Gwengel Jelowski. We wouldn't have come to you without thorough investigation, would we? Let's sit down and have a talk, my dear party leader." Tiger signaled his men to tie Gwengel Jelowski to a chair nearby, while the other men proceeded upstairs.

"Please, leave my family out of this. They're not involved in the party's affairs." Seeing his family upstairs in danger, Gwengel Jelowski dropped all pretenses and pleaded.

"Rest assured, Mr. Gwengel Jelowski. I believe you are a smart man. Under the premise of your absolute cooperation, we will not harm your family. But if we find even half a lie in your words, I guarantee you that I will send all of you to meet God." Tiger nodded in satisfaction at Gwengel Jelowski's compliance, not forgetting to threaten him.

"Let's hear your plans, Mr. Gwengel Jelowski. I heard that you're organizing a massive strike near the Saint Petersburgh River to protest the war. Who's the mastermind behind it, and do we have the pleasure of meeting him?" Tiger asked with a smile.

Currently, the war has brought a tremendous impact on Russia. Due to the war, the living standards of Russian commoners have drastically deteriorated, and even having enough food and clothing is a problem.

This has resulted in a large proportion of the Russian lower class opposing the war, and various political parties have seized this opportunity to promote anti-war ideologies.

Gwengel Jelowski's opposition party has become the largest reactionary party in the Tsardom of Russia by taking advantage of this opportunity, boasting a membership of hundreds of thousands.

If it weren't for the Russian domestic crackdown on such political parties, Gwengel Jelowski's opposition party's membership would undoubtedly have exceeded a million. Continue the excitement on m_vl-em,py-r

"About that..." Gwengel Jelowski fell silent for a while before finally speaking, "It was... Mr. Clyde Francisco Kamiński in Switzerland who planned it."

Tiger nodded, not surprised by the answer.

According to the Royal Security Intelligence Agency's investigation, Gwengel Jelowski is indeed the opposition party leader, but the person Soviet Russia's opposition party, most of the Democratic Freedom Party, and most of the workers and commoners trust and admire is actually Clyde Francisco Kamiński in Switzerland.

After planning a failed revolution during the Russo-Japanese War, Klin Francisco Kamanfski chose to flee to Switzerland to escape arrest by the Russian Government, but he was always concerned about the situation within Russia.