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Chapter 40
The sound of planes crashing to the ground and bombs going off in the distance filled the city. Buildings, chapels, and monuments were blown up, crumbling into piles of bricks and cinders. There were war tanks and cars engulfed in flames.
We had moved to our underground headquarter. I stood observing the masked soldiers crawling through the streets of Kremlin. The enemy had advanced past the gates into the capital at last.
"Where are the other soldiers?" I asked one of my generals.
"They're all dead, Your Highness. The remaining troops are also wounded. The army we have left is now defending our headquarter and the main bases."
I realized that we were failing in the battle. They outnumbered us by the thousands. Those rotten undead-Naz
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