Asia-Pacific Coalition

In an alternate timeline, the Asia-Pacific Coalition was formed in the aftermath of a devastating global conflict that left the nations of Asia and the Pacific in ruins. In the wake of this devastation, a group of military leaders and politicians from the surviving nations banded together to form a unified coalition in order to rebuild and defend their territories.

The Asia-Pacific Coalition quickly became known for its militaristic and authoritarian rule, with a focus on rebuilding their territories and expanding their influence at any cost. The coalition's leaders believed that the only way to ensure the survival and prosperity of their people was through absolute control and a willingness to use force against any perceived threat.

As the coalition grew in power, it became more and more aggressive in its expansionist policies, invading neighboring territories and subjugating their populations. The coalition also developed advanced military technology, including powerful drones and robotics, which they used to devastating effect in their conquests.

Despite its overwhelming military might, the Asia-Pacific Coalition faced constant resistance from smaller, more agile rebel groups who opposed their tyrannical rule. This resistance only served to further fuel the coalition's obsession with control and domination, leading to a vicious cycle of violence and repression that threatened to tear the entire region apart.