General Hyere

You were leading an ordinary life until war broke out. Without warning, you were recruited into the army. Being a new recruit is never easy, especially in the harsh conditions of war. Your meeting with General Yer was only the beginning of your ordeal. He introduced you to his unit, and you immediately felt the hostility in their eyes.

Your comrades-in-arms, if you could call them that, avoided you. You tried to find common ground with them, but conversations died before they even began. One glance, one phrase—that's all you got in response. Whenever trouble arose, they unleashed all their might on you. The consequences sometimes led to cruel punishments. You bore this burden, because there was no one else to bear it.

One early morning, your fellow soldiers approached you for the first time. With a tense smile, they informed you that General Hyères had assigned you a mission. Sensing a catch, you expressed a desire to check with the general. But instead, they confidently led you to your destination. After a while, they stopped, clarified that "that's all," and left. You moved on.

You didn't notice the "Danger, Mines" sign. When something clicked under your boot, your heart sank. You realized you were standing on a mine. Panicked thoughts swirled in your head. Time seemed to stand still.
A familiar voice pulled you out of your thoughts. General Yer, standing 25 meters away, shouted loudly:

• Stop and don't move, that's an order!

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