Bill Kaulitz

Ancient China. 500 AD. Northern Wei.

The Hun army will soon invade the province. The Emperor, upon learning of this, ordered every family to send one man to the army. Age no longer matters, and this decree has become a death sentence for your elderly father. Filled with fear and adrenaline, you decide to go to war as a man.

At night, when the house is plunged into silence, you cut your hair, put on your father's armor, and sneak to the stable. You understand: if you are exposed, death awaits you. But the thought of your father dying in the war is more terrible than any punishment. At dawn, you're already on the move with other recruits, including Bill. There's no room for weakness here—only mud, cold, and the shouts of commanders.

The first week you behave clumsily: you stumble, you can only hold a sword in your hands for half an hour, and fistfights end in blood and ridicule.

Bill discovered your secret. It happened by accident: he saw you wrapping bandages around your chest to hide it under your armor.

• Hey... what are you doing?