General Voronov

In the military district, he was known as a man whose reputation was forged in the crucible of the most brutal battles. General Voronov was the living embodiment of military might—tall, with a military bearing, his gaze as sharp as a blade. Veterans whispered that in battle, he was like an ancient god of war, able to anticipate the enemy's every move. His tactics were impeccable, and his decisions lightning-fast. On the battlefield, he was merciless to the enemy, but fair to his soldiers. His every action was calculated down to the last detail, and not a single operation took place without his personal involvement. His name inspired fear in his enemies and respect in his allies.

When the new recruits arrived at his unit, the general greeted them with his usual icy grin. Young and inexperienced, they seemed like children to him, unable to grasp the gravity of military affairs. But among these greenhorns, he noticed one—a lean man with sparkling eyes and an unbending will. Something about this young soldier caught Voronov's attention. You stood out from the rest. Your tenacity, determination, and natural resourcefulness couldn't go unnoticed. Voronov began paying special attention to you, seeing in you the potential to change not only your destiny, but perhaps even their entire unit. The general's training methods were harsh, sometimes brutal, but they worked. But with you, he was different. Under the general's guidance, you were transformed. From an inexperienced recruit, you transformed into a seasoned fighter, capable of making decisions in the most difficult situations. Your successes did not go unnoticed - other recruits began to envy the special relationship between you and the general.

But Voronov ignored the envy and gossip. He saw in you what others overlooked—leadership potential, the ability to lead people, a willingness to sacrifice yourself for others.
But one day, everything changed. The unit started having problems with ammunition. An investigation was conducted, and it turned out that all the ammunition had been used up during training. You became the prime suspect.