Revolution Square (Red Line HQ)

Description:
Revolution Square is the capital station of the Red line, located at R9. The placement of the station makes it the centre of the entire Metro, with the station being an equal distance from the northern and southern stations of the Red line.

History:
Revolution square was once Okhotny Ryad station. the original square itself was a parade ground located between Teatral'naya and Okhotny Ryad, close to the kremlin, the heart of soviet administration. after the bombs fell many of the surviving high ranking military officers, and politicians including Premier Medvedev took refuge in Okhotny Ryad. from there, even in death and the fall of human civilization the old leaders of the USSR planed its restoration. A new name was needed to represent this restored Soviet Union; thus Okhotny Ryad was renamed Revolution Square.

Present Day:
Revolution Square is a beautiful station with marble pillars, clean lime rock floors, and Soviet propaganda handing off every corner wall. It is a place of luxury where the elites of the Red line live. To the far back of the station is the Volkskammer; the main complex of the Soviet government. In the center of the station is Red Square, the main staging ground for the Red army meant to mimic its purpose above ground. It is said that the square itself can hold 6,000 men. The station is guarded by more machine guns than a man can count, backed by waves of veteran Red army soldiers supplied with the best small arms and training the Soviet government can get.