Another month came and went as the war continued in the Pacific. With the Germans taking a step back and allowing their allies to take the brunt of the conflict, they had severely reduced their casualties.
Korea had turned into a major conflict, where the Joseon and Japanese troops battled for supremacy in the cities and towns. As the war continued to wage in the region, the Southern Joseon Resistance continued to strike at the heart of their Japanese occupiers, all while the conventional army of the north continued to press south with German support.
Meanwhile, in Borneo the Royal Majapahit Army had forced itself into the meat grinder, and continued to press forward towards the bay of Brunei, where the bulk of the Japanese forces had fortified their position, and lied in wait for their enemy's advance.
