In a blink of an eye, the slumbering factions from the Second World War woke up and faced each other once again. Out of nowhere, the Republic-Sultanate War's influence reached that of a global scale, with all of the world's great and humongous existences becoming involved.
But although everyone expressed their stances, no one really moved from their positions because of the suppression from their enemy faction.
Everyone just stood there, watching the current events in the Pacific.
After that, nothing changed. The Republic Army continued their assault against the Sultanate counterpart while the Sultanate assumed a defensive position. A week later, seeing that they are fully cornered by the enemy, with the capital, Davao, being sieged by the Philippine Army, Air Force, and Marines, bombarded by artillery fire and bombs, the Sultanate could only reluctantly wave the white flag at the top of their Sultanate Mansion.
