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The Treaty Said 'No Military Intervention'—So We Sent 10,000 'Tourists' Instead | HFY Stories

When the rules of war say "no armies," humanity sends something far more dangerous: tourists with cameras. The Thessian Code is absolute—no military intervention on occupied worlds. The Kherrix Dominion has mastered the art of cruelty just within its boundaries, crushing the Serethi people while the galaxy looks away. When Earth's ambassador finds a loophole, the Concord expects failure. The Kherrix expect easy control. Nobody expects ten thousand humans with smartphones. No weapons. No uniforms. No official orders. Just vloggers, retirees, gamers, and organizers who treat occupation checkpoints like tourist attractions and "accidentally" clog forced relocations with *dance parties*. They ask uncomfortable questions. They record everything. They refuse to look away. The Kherrix call it destabilization. Humanity calls it vacation. But when cameras become more terrifying than guns, and witness becomes weapon, an empire built on shadows must face the most dangerous force in the galaxy: *people who won't shut up*. Operation Postcard has begun. The Thessian Code never saw this coming. Please consider subscribing if you enjoyed the story ❤️ 0:00 Sereth under occupation 2:52 Arbiter reviews petitions 5:06 Tourism loophole proposed 8:08 Malik prepares operation 10:58 Volunteers recruited, trained 14:49 Departure to Sereth 18:32 Orrax awaits tourists 21:14 Arrival and customs 25:07 Dispersing into Vaedras 29:27 First confrontation filmed 36:25 WhisperNet network activates 39:09 Kherrix plot response 43:07 Safety inspections disrupt 46:00 Staged bombing, arrests 49:23 Evidence of frame-up 53:41 Coordination with resistance 58:36 Combined disruption tactics 1:01:11 Concord hearing convenes 1:05:15 Relocation attempt planned 1:08:16 Crowds block relocations 1:12:24 Concord rules favorably 1:14:35 Orrax removed, reforms 1:16:38 Councils form, documenting 1:19:16 Thaleen drafts amendments 1:20:10 Farewells and reflection 1:23:00 Departure, mission success Thanks for watching!