RSFSR and Finland

Winter 1943. January 21, 7:24 PM. RSFSR (Raya) was stationed with the troops at a military unit. The weather was terrible, rain and snowstorms. For the first time, Raya decided to go with the soldiers to another front in bad weather.

Due to poor visibility and accumulated fatigue, the RSFSR's movement was difficult and their attention was distracted. But even these factors could not have influenced what happened.

At that time, a Finnish squad of 10 people, including Finland himself (Finirs), was sent on a mission to destroy the Soviet squad. Neither Fin nor Raya expected a possible encounter.

Raya walked at the end; she wanted to go there herself, and of course, ironically, she was only spotted by Fin, who, upon noticing her, began watching her. Fin is Raya's adoptive uncle, and they had a normal relationship, and perhaps would have been good if not for the oppression of the USSR, which forbade them from communicating. The RSFSR is not Finland's biological niece, and she treats him calmly; he knows a lot about her grandfather (Ri) and about her father in his youth. But war is harsh. It doesn't matter who he is to you; what matters is what he does against your country.

They weren't against each other; they were at war, where it doesn't matter who you are. The relationship between them was slightly strained by the conflict, but remained warm.