Brothers Against Brothers
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All wars are bad.
But civil wars and popular revolutions have even more nasty consequences. Most of the times, they make brothers go against each other just because of their diverging ideas. Most countries which have been torn apart by civil wars, keep suffering this problem decades later. Usually, it is bound to grandsons and grandoughters the task to forget the past and just keep going.
Inside one of the labs of the massive Polytechnical University building, Captain Adler was trying to find a way out. There was no way of getting out of the campus alive, let alone the city. The rebel forces had performed a coordinated surprise attack over the structure where the Republic forces were trying to make a last effort to resist until the reinforcements came. And this time, it was too much.
A dozen of zeppelins was hovering the university main building, bombing the spots where they suspected there would be republican soldiers or just logistical support for the Republic. Major Adler's approach was that it wasn't a matter of bringing the building down to its ashes, given that the rebels thought it could be a good place to use as the headquarters of the New Order. The attacks had to be punctual only on the designated spots. Later on, the foot soldiers would end the job.
Ironically, the place that educated the most brilliant mechanical engineers, was being attacked by the zeppelins designed by these engineers. Wars destroy structures but also families; even though none of their members die.
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