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The neo-rome wrote:

After the events of the past several days, the AUW, or Abteilung für Unkonventionelle Waffen has come under heavy fire from protesters and anti-war radicals. The leader of the AUW, Klaus Altmann was attacked on his way to work today by a group of protesters, demanding that the 13 innocent lives they claim he was the cause of death for be answered to. However, Military Policemen quickly dispersed of the group of protesters, and Mr. Altmann has been placed under armed guard. The Kaiser denounced such actions from the protesters, which has not helped the situation any. Many angered people have painted Kaiser Wilhelm III in a bad light in graffiti on the streets, which claim among other things that he is but a puppet for the military. A mercenary guard has been put into effect made up of a very elite group of soldiers who have been assigned to the Kaiser. As situations tense up, it will only be a matter of time. More on the story soon.

Back in Germany, things escalated.
The Kaiser was set to have a parade in the city capital, which took place on time. However, unknown to the Kaiser, Klaus Altmann, CEO of AUW, was getting ready for his plane to the Kyoto Party. As the Kaiser meets with people to hear out their issues, a sniper sets up on the fourth floor of a building far enough away from the Kaiser.

"Is everything set, Mr. Altmann?" The aid asks.
"Everything is set. Be sure it is done before I land, yes?" He responds.
The aid nods and turns to leave, the Kaiser exits his car, and with a full security detachment, moves to enter the building the protesters had been using as a headquarters, as per the arrangement. As the door is open, a shot rings out and the Kaiser is killed instantly. The sniper quickly gets up as people scramble in all directions, within the hour it is on every German TV station. Klaus Altmann receives word from a flight attendant, nodding.

The plane soon lands in Kyoto on Airstrip B, where to much surprise, The CEO of Abteilung für Unkonventionelle Waffen exits instead of the Kaiser, looking distraught. There, he announces that the Kaiser has been assassinated and he was sent in his place.