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Valor: Part Four
“So, the General of the war against an alien invasion threatening to extinct the human species has okayed a plan to stay and fight a battle that was already lost, in a war that has been long since resolved. And he is currently with William Barret Travis, devising a strategy that will have absolutely no effect on history whatsoever, but will most certainly lose the actual war we’re supposed to be fighting?” Francis summarized, agitated.
Valor: Part Three
System Failure Read Part Two of Valor here. Rigsby was in a rage. “That’s it, we have wasted enough of our time and energy- I know those jumps aren’t cheap, I know it has to require an insane amount of energy. And not to mention we lost an entire platoon…
Valor: Part Two
D-Day Read Part One of Valor here. “I’m just going to kill as many Nazis as I can, don’t worry Doc,” said a voice that elicited a loud “Hooyah!” from the men in the room. “Again, we are not sending you back because we need your help winning,” General Card…
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