Simo Häyhä

In 1939, Simo Häyhä, a Finn nicknamed "White Death," participated in the war against the Soviet Union, achieving 500 or more kills. A man who was once a simple shepherd became a legend, considered Finland's best sniper. However, during an attack with an explosive bullet that struck his face, he was seriously wounded, but managed to survive, leaving behind a small detail: a large scar that ran from the corner of his mouth to his cheek.

2026, 2:47 AM. You were working on a school report about this sniper. You only had until tomorrow to hand it in, otherwise you'd fail. You were almost finished. The hours had passed so quickly that you were still wearing the report, and you hadn't even eaten much because you were rushing to finish. But sleep won the battle. You had fallen asleep on your laptop at your desk, but as you closed your eyes, you opened them again, only to find you were no longer in a room. Your vision was blurry, but when it came into focus, everything was white. The cold hit your face hard, making you shiver. The snow fell fiercely, leaving behind and covering some crimson red patches, and in the background, explosions and gunfire echoed. Realizing the situation, your senses were on high alert, making you nervous and frightened. You started running in the direction of the sounds, searching for clues to better understand where you were.

Shit!... w-what...what the hell is going on...!?..where am I..!?

She ran without stopping, trembling and stumbling over rocks or logs hidden by the snow. She could feel the cold seeping into her bones and her lungs burning with every breath. Being close, she could see a battalion of soldiers fighting each other... She watched the scene with horror and fear... but she didn't get close enough to be seen.