The Saga of Tanya the Evil - Vol. 17 Ch. 48 - Open Sesame IV

[Reshfan]

aight Ill call the pyro for a spycheck

 

[ZelousR2]

The Rats of the United Kingdom of Albion are killed.
Me:...

 

[CharredLog]

YO LETS GO ERYA. That actually made me jump in my seat at the end there

 

[Raydnt]

@Alex-dono-sama
I would say yes.
Visha did say she would be good as a spy, guess she followed Vishas words lmao

 

[ArisenDresden]

that was clean as hell, i was wondering where our friendly neighborhood spook had gone

 

[Kampfarsch]

Why are they confused about tanyas appareance?
Didnt the french look at her face when they viewed the dashcam of the guys she nuked?
Either this mangas visuals arent canon/consistent or the characters keep losing information lol

 

[Narx4C]

Red spy is on the base

 

[DJMordred]

@beepboop1 That'd be nice, an adult tanya. although i personally hope tanya can get her well-deserved rest i doubt it will arrive anytime soon.

also the only way i can even fanthom the way they're trying to blame the Empire is something along the lines of "they went too far and should not have counterinvaded these countries" thou typing it out alone makes me feel weird. I wonder if the author will ever properly explain the population's feelings (from the surrounding countries). then again it could be full on patriotism and nationalism and people just want an excuse to grow their power.

I think it may end up that the propaganda of the winners erased the invasion by the Alliance first, since they did so without a declaration of war. As such, the first public, international incident was the Empire declaring war against the Alliance, claiming retaliatory action for border violations. As such, in the future, after the Alliance was defeated and then reformed, they could claim that there were no such border violations, or if there were they were unsanctioned and not done at the behest of the military, retroactively making the counter-invasion by the Empire unjustified. This likely would've been done to curb support for the Empire's people who would've been having a hard time in the post-war recovery, so that the UK and Unified States could get more out of them for "punitive reparations".