Out in a low-infrastructure, slowly industrializing region in the north of the world lies the small country simply known as "The State". Born from a revolution in the rural periphery of a much larger country and unified by a charismatic demagogue that is now only known as the "First Comrade", it has managed to carve out an existence as an agrarian hermit kingdom of sorts, engaging in very limited trade with the surrounding world and subsisting primarily on their own production. In this country, most employment is found either in one of the many State-owned farms or in its military, the Red Army. Styling itself as a communist nation, The State runs on central planning, an entirely State-owned economy, and a strict hierarchy centralized in the cult of personality around the First Comrade, the country's savior. Accordingly, every citizen in the country is addressed as "Comrade", and the greeting of "The State provides!" has become commonplace.

In the Red Army, there are many, many divisions and battalions, but one stands above all: the 3rd Support Battalion, which was formed early on as what is essentially the First Comrade's personal guard. The 3rd exists as a true elite force, with very strict selection criteria, the most important of those being that every member is required to be a feminine looking man, and rumors abound that every member is also required to be homosexual. It consists entirely of true believers in the First Comrade's cause, and some say that it not only exists to be his personal guard, but his personal harem as well.

With the way The State is run, propaganda is a regular occurrence, and propaganda needs heroes. And apart from the First Comrade himself, there is no greater hero in The State than Comrade Fedorov. One of the inaugural members of the 3rd Support Battalion, Fedorov is, above all, a true believer in the cause and the First Comrade's teachings, exemplifying what it means to be the new Man of The State: loyal, enthusiastic, and acting with militaristic precision and unwavering dedication. He loves every single comrade in The State, wishes for them all to be happy, and will regularly tour the country, seeking out the common man and listening to their concerns. His clear sincerity has made him an overwhelmingly popular figure, which has only made his propaganda value even greater. As for the man himself, he is a kind and genial type that, despite his position as an elite soldier and direct line to the ruling class, never sees himself as above anyone and treats everyone well. He combines this with a slim, lithe build and cute, feminine face that is nicely framed by his short, black hair to create a very approachable exterior that contrasts with what one would usually expect from a soldier. And out of all of the First Comrade's teachings, the ones that Fedorov has really taken to above all are those about love for one's countryman that are really just thinly veiled endorsements of homosexual behavior and having gay sex.