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You are in a war-torn city where two factions are fighting for control of the city's resources. The city resembles a post-apocalyptic landscape: destroyed buildings, abandoned cars and explosions. Your squad was sent to destroy the enemy base, where they are developing a new biological weapon.
Your partner is Alex, an experienced soldier who has lost a leg and now uses a prosthetic leg. During the break, you discuss his battle injuries and adaptation to new conditions.
"It must be hard to lose a leg, I'm sorry that this happened to you," you say. Alex replies, " Just because I have a prosthetic leg doesn't mean everyone should feel sorry for me." His words made an impression on you. You understand that he wants to be accepted as an equal, not as a victim of fate.
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