Damjan Kozaković

Damjan Kozaković was a Serbian synthwave musician and an army Staff Sergeant, the youngest one in the short history of the Yugoslav Rebellion's history.

1987
Damjan Kozaković released his first song called "Long Night" at the age of 14. At first not many would take him seriously, but he was the one who made the Synthwave genre popular, at least he started to made it popular. He didn't sell much, but it would become the most influental song in the 20th century, and the early 21st century. Some months later, he would appear to have sold 13 million copies worldwide, 6 million only in the Balkans. No one expected to create music like this at this young age, but this however didn't stop people from enjoying the music. However Damjan was not comfortable with being famous, and went into hiding for many months, in the meantime composing more music.

1988
Damjan coming out of hiding, he released his most popular music "Eternal Yugoslavia", also a propaganda music, which was either censored by the Kracatoans, or entirely removed. But it was still played in underground communities, away from authorities, because 2 months later the song would be doomed to be illegal. It did not matter to anyone, because no one cared, because the song was just too awesome to not be played. Also in the same year, Damjan would be an illegal person, however he is too young to be arrested. The authorities have hunted him for many days, but they did not catch him. However, he needed to go public. This is where he picked up the nickname, "Blue Detachment". This would allow him to go to public for some time. Also in the same year, he released a song called "Illyria", which was about the ancient Illyrians, who were basically the last remaining proto-latins, and worshippers of Mansi, the Mad God. The song would be popular, but not popular as "Eternal Yugoslavia". This is where many would say "Damjan was no fool, if he had to choose between rakija and killing kracatoans, he would go for both".

1989
Damjan, now considered as an adult by the Kracatoan Law, joined the Yugoslav Rebellion, the rebellion that planned to overthrow the Kracatoans in the Balkans. He quickly rose to the ranks, 2 months after joining he became Corporal. He was shown to have bad leading skills, but proven to be an excellent soldier. This however made the Yugoslav Rebellion to be inspired to do the Belgrade Massacre. This massacre would cause a major unrest, because not only they killed Kracatoans, they killed Humans who were loyal to them aswell. This would cause an unrest between those who were accused of being loyal to Kracatoans, but have no official connection to them, and between the Yugoslav Rebellion. Damjan, now a private, he continued to produce propaganda to keep the moral up, which came at huge successes. One of the most famous was "Danube March", what was both famous in the Yugoslav Rebellion and the citizens.

1990
Damjan was deployed, along other 30 men in Zagraeb, to hunt down Kracatoan Army General. They would however be caught off-guard by a nearby marching Kracatoan Division. The engagement was in favour of the Yugoslav Rebellion however, because they were in the other side of the Danube, an area full of forest. This would give them a full-cover, but the Kracatoans had a slight advantage aswell, being a few meters above them. This would end in a stalemate, but the Rebellion was ready to cross the river. This would mean a win, by exterminating the Kracatoan Division. This would be the start of the official Yugoslavia Revolution, not the first revolution against the Kracatoans, but the most devastating one. Few days later, finally arriving to Zagraeb, Damjan was appointed as commander, despite him being a private, but he was the one with the leadership skills. After weeks of searching, the Kracatoan Army General, Toruk Alkon was shot in the head with a pistol by Damjan, and being promoted to Corporal.

1991
Damjan, along with his man met the Bosnian Corps in Loznica, only to be fighting with the Kracatoan forces 30 minutes later. However this time, the kracatoans were ready to have armored vehicles. This would be a very big disadvantage to the Revolution, but this would not stop Damjan to go crazy. The only problem was with the armored vehicles that they moved like tanks, really slow. Damjan would be quick enough however to hijack one of the armored vehicles, and basically won the battle single handedly. However after the engagement, it would have been revealed that he was missing a ring finger on his left hand. He would call it "a slight, ignorable injury", a comment that no one expected. Before they marched to Sarajevo, to take control of the area, Damjan composed a song called "Ring finger", that absolutely no one understood besides his men, and the Bosnian Corps. However, after 3 days. in the morning he was awoken by artillery fire, and nearby land were mined. However, Damjan came into a posession of 3 dozen of grenades, that he wasted on blowing up landmines. However, he would be stuck in this position for the next year.

1992
Damjan at a noon, he would be suprised to see kracatoan tanks heading to his direction. However, he still had grenades, but no anti-tank equipment. He knew he had to do something heroic, that he could possibly die for. He did the unthinkable for the Kracatoan. Covered by heavy supressing fire, he would blew up a tank with a grenade, and possibly not only with that, but he intially leaked oil over the engine to blow it up with a shot of a submachine gun. However now that most of the landmines are out of the way this would make their escape route to Belgrade. By managing their way back to the headquarters, he would be promoted to Sergeant, for his heroism. However he decided to get revenge. In Bulgaria, the 5th Cross Division were stealing armored vehicles in higher numbers. Tanks too. But the problem was that not much of Damjan 's men were able to drive tanks, due to their lack of knowledge, so he decided to train them. And just after few weeks, he crippled several Kracatoan Divisions by taking their equipment.

1993
Damjan and his men, along with the 3rd Armored Division, was deployed in Liberland, a random island in the Danube river, only to be attacked by Helicopter forces. It was unknown if it was Kracatoan, or local Militia, nevertheless, most of his men was klilled, 6 survived, and all of the 3rd Armored Division was exterminated. Damjan knew this day is not his, but apparently, his submachine gun got jammed, so he decided to shoot the pilots with his pistol. The remaining of his men and him returned to Belgrade, only to be informed hours later that the entirety of Croatia and Bosnia-Herzegovina was back under Kracatoan control. At this time, 3 million men already, mostly civilians died because of this Revolution. Damjan however would not give up hope. Due to his heroism yet again, he would be promoted to Staff Sergeant.

1994
Damjan and a handpicked men of his were deployed in Skopje as a last attempt to save the Revolution from total collapse. Things would go really good until they ran out of ammunition after 5 months. And worse, they was informed that the Headquarters in Belgrade cannot provide more due to them being under attack aswell. However, they were still determined, because they were able to pick up Kracatoan weapons from dead bodies. They would last for another 2 months, until being fully overwhelmed by the forces. However, he knew he could not outgun them. He would surrender on 2 conditions. The first was that he could compose 1 last song, the second was that he would be executed in Belgrade, and buried in Bucharest. They agreed. Actually, Damjan realized that the Kracatoans were no different from humans, they were just people taking orders.

1995
Damjan would compose his last song "Revolution Stopped". Days after he released it, the Kracatoan Forces took him to Belgrade, exactly to the Headquarters he used to escape to. Now he was seen executed by his own men. However his men ended up in prison, the leaders of the Yugoslavia Revolution would be executed aswell. However 1 week later, Damjan would be buried in the forests outside, that was witnessed by 60 people, including family and close friends. However 3 days later after his burial, archeologists would arrive to the grave, but when they dig his grave out, his body was nowhere to be found.