The Equestrian Front
French Finish
Previous ChapterAuthor's Note
Hey guys, this is my last chapter. I have one last music vid to show you guys. Enjoy it!

I'm going to work on another story. See ya guys later.
French Finish
Defense Preparations
The French forces along with their allies advanced through mountain passes and saw that they had pushed the Griffons back to their own territory. The Allies and the Axis started digging trenches, placing landmines and barbed wire when they saw a large castle up ahead. Around it was a magnificent city enclosed by stone walls. The French reconnaissance units saw that the walls were heavily guarded and in front a Griffon division was forming up ready to attack with ballistae artillery. The Germans placed their Ratte mega tank behind and its guns thundered along with other artillery pieces which included the Pushka 152mm, Gaubitsa 203mm, Morser 210mm, Canone GPF 155mm and Long Tom 155mm guns. The artillery guns fired which emitted a loud thundering noise. Seconds later, explosions occurred in the Griffon city. Flames and smoke started to rise and flaming arrows were shot back in retaliation. The flaming arrows only reached no man's land activating some landmines. Then, the Griffon division charged.
18,000 Griffon soldiers charged at the entrenched armies. Landmines exploded killing Griffons clustered together. The Griffon division continued to charge showing no sign of retreat. Some managed to get in the trenches only to be shot at by British commandos watching the first line from the second trench. Tanks rolled in to provide some fire support. Katyushas and Sherman Calliopes unleashed their 75mm rockets that made short work of enemy infantry. The air forces were strafing no man's land. Bombers on the other hand, flew ober the city dropping their deadly cargo over the city.
V2 Launch Site #1
The V2 rocket was prepared for launch. It just needed to be fueled up to be ready to launch. V2 Launch Sites 2 and 3 were also fueling.
Launch Sites 4 to 10 were ready to fire. Hours later, the V2 was filled up with fuel and ready to fire.
Allied/Axis Defense
The Allied and Axis commanders were listening on the radio. They learned that the V2 rockets were ready to fire. The generals gave the order to fire on Griffon cities and strongholds. This would finish off their bloodthirsty enemies. Minutes later, the ground shook from an immense explosion up ahead. The Allied and Axis soldiers looked up from their trenches to see an large explosion up ahead. It was the strike of the V2. Soon, more explosions occurred and nine mushroom clouds rose up. The Griffons stopped fighting and saw their cities vaporized by the human war machine. They quickly retreated farther and saw that their capital wasn't bombed by the V2's but were attacked by heavy bombers.
Allied/Axis Attack
The Allied and Axis armies advanced towards the capital and closed in just outside the city walls. The Ratte's guns pointed at the buildings. Russian tanks quickly formed up followed by their infantry. Their allies did the same along with the Axis. Together, they assaulted the city killing any resistance in their path. Infantrymen were lost to arrows, but the tanks moved forward. It was just like the Battle of Berlin. The city was in flames from the bombs and the armies fought their way to the main palace block by block. Snipers lurked the destroyed building picking off the commanders of the Griffon army to disorganize them. Artillery was being fired on different sections while the rockets spread its destruction around the palace creating panic among the city.
T 34-85's made their way towards the palace but were blocked off by rubble and had to reroute their attack. The French infiltrated the palace and began attacking the Griffon guards who wore iron armor that made bullets bounce off. They started to aim for the head but failed. Outside, US, British and German forces were forming up. Infantry began to pour in the palace shooting every hostile. The Griffon King was a fierce warrior but he couldn't take on that many soldiers. The SS joined in. The Infantry cleared out the ground floor while SS squads searched the first floor. The SS soon found the Griffon King near slain French soldiers. He charged at them forcing them to open fire with their Lugers and Kar98K's. The 9mm and 7.62mm bullets went through his flesh, tore through his heart, lungs, stomach and kidney and a bullet broke his spine and was embedded in there. He fell down and saw an SS officer. The officer pointed a Webley Mk IV at his face. The Webley fired and the bullet went through his head breaking the front and back of the Griffon's skull.
The Allied and Axis nations proudly placed their nation's flags on the top of the palace. This was where the armies would stay. They liberated Equestria of Griffons. The war was now over.
