Early Sunday morning, June 9th, 2097. Exact time: 5:06.
The east of the central part of the Izu Peninsula was attacked by large-scale magic.
The magical attack, presumably carried out by the Strategic Class Magic
"Tuman Bomba" of Igor Andreivitch Bezobrazzoff, a state recognized Strategic class Magician from the New Soviet Union, partially or completely destroyed 27 private villas. Fortunately, there were no casualties, but 11 people were seriously injured.
The explosive attack of this magnitude had so few casualties, because it was in a sparsely populated area, and there were few guests in the villas during the off-season. All the wounded were from people working in the villas as managers.
However, the undeniable fact was that Japan’s territory was subjected to an unreasonable attack, threatening the life and property of its civilians.
On the same day, the Japanese government appealed to the international community, expressing its vehement protest against the assailant, whose identity had not been established yet, and asked to extradite the offender without calling out the country to which the magic originated.
Despite the fact that the attack was quite sudden, and was also held early at dawn, the Self-Defence forces were able to notice it from a small distance in the surrounding areas.
However, the fact that the video shown was so convincing, proving that it was an unreasonable proactive attack, was suspicious since the Japanese army seemed to have previously predicted the sudden attack and used it to obtain material for diplomatic negotiations, seemingly leaving the civilians to die.
Some courageous journalists directly asked the representatives of the Self-Defense Forces about these suspicions, but the Self-Defense Forces, naturally, categorically refuted them as "groundless, false accusations".
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