The nations couldn't be more different: Opfelden is an industrialized world power, Sulue is an ancient nation clinging to its old traditions while trying to navigate modern society. Yet, Opfelden's history of warmongering has created a situation in which the tiny nation of Sulue will be thrust into a third conflict with the powerhouse.  Colonel Karl Shelbaum has lived in Sulue on an Opfelder base for three years. He speaks the language, knows the culture, respects its history. But following an attack, he is thrown into war against a nation he has come to respect, and even love. All he wants is to get his wife and daughter back and for his contract to be up. Herman Aussag is a war correspondent tasked with covering the coming conflict, and struggles with the motives of his own nation. Meanwhile he and his partner uncover a consipriacy, covered up by the Military's top brass who are desperately trying to silence him.  Niro is a native Sulue living in Shu Tzi, he dreams of a better life and seeks to climb the ranks of the military, having been born into poverty, just like his hero, the ancient General Biyo. When he is faced with imminent invasion, he's also faced with his past, a past he's desperate to forget, but love holds him back. These are only some of many stories you'll find in Blood Sun.