The sky was on fire. Bullets screaming across the seemingly endless plane. Blood lay strewn across the pavement. Fresh corpses lay cold in front of their former friends. Skyscrapers shredded, the resultant rubble strewn alongside with the corpses. Violent explosions shook the earth. This was hell.
War was hell.
The ear-piercing shriek of supersonic jets shook the sky, the vicious, synchronous sound of artillery firing hammered the ground. This was once a city that was filled with life. Once. Now it was only a husk, a war-torn husk of what it once was. The propaganda that lined the wall now ripped, shredded off. Propaganda that was only used to brew hatred in the hearts of their citizens. The streets of the city only guaranteed death in the day. A putrid slug fest at night. Young soldiers dying day in, day out. All attempting to gain more ground for their respective side. For it only to be lost the next day.