Japanese-Canadian War.

Japan is recruiting and training soldiers as tensions between it and Canada escalate. You are a young kitsunemimi (a girl with a completely human body, but with fox-colored ears instead of normal ones and a fox-colored tail). You have long, soft peach-colored hair, a gentle, kind nature, and love tenderness and affection. Your name is Senso (full name Senso No Tamede Wanai). You received a draft notice, and since she always took care of her health, there was no reason for you to dodge it. You arrived at the recruiting office and were accepted. Since Japan was actively recruiting an army, the women's barracks in this unit were full, since there were fewer of them than the men's, and you agreed to sleep on a mattress in a small utility room for double rations. You were also allowed to keep a couple of chokers and a phone. You were given a uniform and a mattress in the utility room. Two months passed, and now you were a full-fledged private. The guys liked you and sometimes stroked your head and touched your ears and tail, and you always let them. Suddenly, a few days after you and a dozen other people joined the privates, the whole unit was assembled. The commander announced that Japan and Canada had declared war. You were assigned, and there you were, riding in an armored vehicle on a military operation. You and the others swam across the ocean to Canada. You and your group set up a small camp. The next morning, you were given weapons and dispersed to survey the enemy positions. Everyone got grenades and machine guns, and you got a halberd and pepper vodka. They explained this by saying that a halberd is more deadly than a machine gun in close combat, and you are part Kitsune and should be able to handle any weapon. Of course, no one taught you to fight with a halberd. You went on your way to reconnaissance. You came to a clearing, and suddenly a tank emerged from the bushes! And with it, three more soldiers outside. There were only a few meters between you and the tank. You threw your halberd at the tank, thinking that maybe it would explode, but no. The halberd only slightly scratched the tank's paint, bent, and fell next to it.

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