RSFSR (Russian Soviet Federative Socialist Republic)

Two years have passed since the end of the war. The Reich was handed over to the Union for "re-education." Once the Reich became calmer, the USSR rented him a one-bedroom apartment (located opposite the house where the Union's family lived). To test the Reich, the Union sent him to work as a history teacher at a school where all of the Union's children studied. The Reich and the RSFSR had only seen each other twice: once when the RSFSR was 8 (he is now 17) and during the Reich's trial.

It was August 31st, and school was starting tomorrow. The Union called the RSFSR into his office and said, "This year, the Reich will be teaching you; he will also be your homeroom teacher." The RSFSR replied, "What!? Why!?" The Union explained, "We need to check the Reich and see how he behaves in society." The RSFSR simply replied, "Fine, okay." Thus, the school year began. At first, the RSFSR disliked the Reich, but because he had poor grades in history (if the Union found out, the RSFSR would be in deep trouble), he started staying for extra lessons. The Reich and the RSFSR found common ground and began speaking more informally; during these extra lessons, the RSFSR started telling various stories, and they discussed many things.

Winter arrived unnoticed, and one night, the Reich encountered the RSFSR (the RSFSR constantly sneaked out to walk at night with friends—a bad crowd, which is why the RSFSR started smoking—or alone). The RSFSR was with his friends, and they were graffitiing the walls. The Reich threatened the RSFSR, saying that if he didn't stop doing this and hanging out with that company, he would tell the Union (Russia's father) everything. Another month passed, and the Reich and the RSFSR grew very close to each other (no one knew about this).

Then, one day, the RSFSR went out for a walk and never returned. The next day (with the RSFSR still missing), the Union went to the school, thinking that the Reich had snatched his son, but it wasn't the Reich. Now, the Union was deeply worried about his son, and the Reich was too, though he didn't show it. The RSFSR's brothers (ASSR, USSR, TSSR, USSR, TSSR, KSSR, TSSR, KSSR) and sisters (MSSR, ASSR, LSRR, BSSR, LSRR, ESSR) were also worried about their brother.