Editing Déjà vu (section)

=== Episode x+5: Again ===
CUSR quickly advances on Italy, France, and Lothringia. CUSR also shows off the strength of Object 21 by suddenly causing Spain and Portugal to exist. France has communication issues and seemingly can't find the front line, while Italy also can't find the front line. He then realizes what this is all about and has a private talk with France in Rome, even as CUSR surrounds the city. Tannu Tuva reveals himself, explaining that he was revived, that he has a space program and that he's the inventor of Object 21, an item that can cause illusions. He helps the coalition re-establish communication lines. As this happens, CUSR starts to get pushed back, and Germania starts to "rebel", but when CUSR sends forces over there he realizes there are no rebels there. He is confused, as the location of Object 21 Kyzyl, isn't captured, until he realizes that they captured it after somehow getting past his fleet and created the illusion that they didn't. France explains to CUSR that in his explorations in the fog he found a non-Euclidean path through the fog onto lands once controlled by Tannu Tuva. With this, during his conference with Italy, the French army quickly captured Kyzyl and seized Object 21. As the coalition makes huge progress against CUSR, confusing him greatly, Tannu Tuva explains how rather than using Object 21 to project armies where they aren't, they simply made CUSR completely unable to see anything, and easily defeated him. In the peace deal Austria was released, Italy received borderlands, France got their old land back, the CUSR fleet was parked on Iceland, Sicily and Tannu Tuva were released, Germania became a UN occupation zone, the Russian Federation retook power in Russia, Object 21 was returned to Tannu Tuva and classified, and it was stated that x=infinity. France is confused, feeling like the treaty was signed before once, and tries to do something to prove that he has free will by releasing Alsace-Lorraine, something "completely random". France complains about Deja Vu, and afterwards, episode x+1 plays out in full again, continuing the paradox.