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Ruins of Minerva
Within the besieged city of Minerva, how far can humanity fall?
Refugee Convoy Station | Western District
It was very unlikely for the city during the day to be so populated, what with the constant shelling by the government and sniper fires taking out anything that moved. However, the makeshift military station at the Western end of the city was brimming with people lined up, waiting for the army personnel to take them away from this hellhole of a city.
Minerva has been under fire for at least 7 months now. The constant artillery fire stripped the city of its glory and turned it into nothing but ruinous hub of fear and danger. The rebels who occupy the city are ruthless towards civilians; seizing what little aid reaches the city and leaving barely anything for the ordinary men to survive in the city. Anyone would want to leave the city, but it isn't easy; very little are allowed out of the city in fear of rebel spies leaking to other cities, and those that try to sneak out of the city at nighttime usually are caught and executed by both the rebels and the military alike. The only choices for those stuck in the city are to survive and scavenge.
"You, you, and you, get in the truck." The military personnel randomly picked a few out of the bustling crowd. The chosen, relieved that they are leaving the city, eagerly went on the truck, while their family and friends, while saddened that they will be separated, cried tears of relief and hope that they will meet again. Still others are infuriated that they are not picked and, as the last refugee convoy drove out into the countryside, turned around and left to their shelter in disgust and despair.
"Damn." Giovanni sighed as he missed the last convoy truck. Watching the refugees huddling together as the truck drove past towards the countryside, he opened his pack of cigarettes to find that there were none. He remembered that he smoked the last one off a week ago. "No more smokes left? The day can't get any worse."
But it could, thought Giovanni. What a silly thing to say.
Ruins of Minerva
Within the besieged city of Minerva, how far can humanity fall?
Refugee Convoy Station | Western District
It was very unlikely for the city during the day to be so populated, what with the constant shelling by the government and sniper fires taking out anything that moved. However, the makeshift military station at the Western end of the city was brimming with people lined up, waiting for the army personnel to take them away from this hellhole of a city.
Minerva has been under fire for at least 7 months now. The constant artillery fire stripped the city of its glory and turned it into nothing but ruinous hub of fear and danger. The rebels who occupy the city are ruthless towards civilians; seizing what little aid reaches the city and leaving barely anything for the ordinary men to survive in the city. Anyone would want to leave the city, but it isn't easy; very little are allowed out of the city in fear of rebel spies leaking to other cities, and those that try to sneak out of the city at nighttime usually are caught and executed by both the rebels and the military alike. The only choices for those stuck in the city are to survive and scavenge.
"You, you, and you, get in the truck." The military personnel randomly picked a few out of the bustling crowd. The chosen, relieved that they are leaving the city, eagerly went on the truck, while their family and friends, while saddened that they will be separated, cried tears of relief and hope that they will meet again. Still others are infuriated that they are not picked and, as the last refugee convoy drove out into the countryside, turned around and left to their shelter in disgust and despair.
"Damn." Giovanni sighed as he missed the last convoy truck. Watching the refugees huddling together as the truck drove past towards the countryside, he opened his pack of cigarettes to find that there were none. He remembered that he smoked the last one off a week ago. "No more smokes left? The day can't get any worse."
But it could, thought Giovanni. What a silly thing to say.
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