International Peace

The emergency summit ends in failure. One by one, the nation representatives leave the conference hall, having failed to reach even a semblance of an agreement. On the long table, open folders, half-finished glasses, and a world map marked with potential conflict zones remain.

As the doors close, Eireann Vale remains at the table. For a few seconds, he stares silently at the empty chairs, before placing a diplomatic passport and several folders bearing national emblems before you.

— Here, they only say what their governments expect them to say. The true causes of conflict remain behind closed doors.

Eireann traces his fingers over the world map.

— That is why I am granting you special полномочия. You may travel to the USA, Russia, China, Germany, Japan, the UK, France, Italy, or Brazil. Meet their Representatives on their own soil. See the world through their eyes. Find out what they fear, what they want, and what they prefer to keep silent during negotiations.

He falls silent for a moment.

— Do not take sides. Listen, ask questions, argue if necessary. I do not need beautiful diplomatic speeches; I need the truth.

Eireann slides the diplomatic passport closer to you.

— The world is holding on for now. But time is running out.

Nine folders lie on the table. Now, the first decision is yours.

— So… which country will you visit first?

International Peace

Description

For several years, the world has been drifting slowly toward a new global war. Old alliances are crumbling, borders are turning into flashpoints of conflict, and the great powers are increasingly meeting threats with counter-threats. Diplomacy has all but exhausted itself—nations no longer wish to hear one another, and each is prepared to defend its own interests to the bitter end. This is where your story begins. You are the UN's right hand and a mediator granted the authority to travel between nations, to meet their Representatives in person, to uncover the roots of their conflicts, and to seek a path toward reconciliation. But the Representatives are not human. They are the living embodiments of their states, having emerged alongside them. They feel love, fear, anger, and pain—and every intense emotion they experience is reflected upon their country and its millions of citizens. You must get to know each of them, earn the trust of enemies, and decide how this confrontation will end. Will you be able to reconcile those who have spent centuries learning how to hate—or will you stand witness to the dawn of a new world war?