Here's chapter 6 everybody.
Chapter 6: Wernher Noah.
Back at the unknown location, the projector was being load up again before the same man's voice was heard talking to the same person, who he was giving the history lesson to that person earlier.
"Welcome back. Let's continue where we left off." The man said. "Now, where was I…? Oh, right. So, tensions were escalating worldwide. The wars that resulted led to an increasing number of refugees. To handle these refugees, special semi-autonomous zones were established in the EU, the Asian Nations, and part of Russia. Iyuli, the zone founded in southern Russia, was the largest of them land-wise, which allowed them to take in vast numbers of migrants. But, these refugees were treated like cheap labor. Living conditions grew worse, and the region was soon home to gigantic slum areas. Anti-foreign worker demonstrations were rife across the entire zone, threatening peace and welfare in the surrounding regions. As a result, a certain company stepped in to help support the job market in the refugee zones. That company was Wernher Noah Enterprises, the defense-contractor giant. Once nations had to slash their military budgets after the Ulysses disaster, the private military service industry, with its mercenary forces experienced a major boom. Also, thanks to the Advanced Automated Aviation Plant introducing enhanced computer numerical control to aircraft manufacture, it became a simple matter to rebuild previously-existing aircraft designs. The resulting glut in available aircraft led to a new issue: A lack of pilots to control them. Hence why you now see mercenary groups cobbled together from drop-out pilots…Ahem. But I digress. The nations and federations overseeing the special zones welcomed Wernher's support. In turn, Wernher received huge parcels of land and a massive workforce to do its bidding. Soon, the company expanded from its core military business into energy and space development. Their business had an enormous impact on recovery efforts around the world, and the localized conflicts began to simmer down. Now we come to today, twenty years later. The special zones have shown major economic growth under Wernher's wing, but the huge weapon stockpiles stored in these zones have made them a breeding ground for armed extremist groups. These groups have formed a multi-national network spread across the special zones, and more and more, we're seeing them carry out 'anti-imperialist' attacks in the nations surrounding Iyuli. This has led the UN and the world's superpowers to label them terrorists. Which bring us to…" the man said before seeing that the person that he was talking to had its eyes close. "…Hmm? Are you awake? Sorry; you must be tired. We can pick this up another time."
The person turns off his projector.
That's the end of this chapter. Please review.