Mist of Love Fog of War

After ceasing the war, they entered the dormitories looking for any supplies that might aid them reach their designated rendezvous. Little did they know that they were about to uncover a phenomenon that would most likely change the judgment of anyone that opposes it. They found an element covered with dust and barely recognizable located under one of the generals beds, it turned out to be a diary, more of a legend it seemed. Regardless of its form, it contained an odd story, one that described the sorrows of a man that went by the name of “Mark Lemann”, a name that will forever be tied to infamy, a man that will shape the epicenter of our story. It all began early before the kickoff of World War II in 1939, where Mark was a farm boy that used to take care of livestock making a living for his parents; the farm was located in Kiel a small village in Germany. Mark was a well-educated child, because his parents were very vigilant about that particular matter, for all their hopes of leaving the farm life were based upon his education. Ergo, after attending his first year of college, Mark’s attention turned to English literature, were he had then occupied the language fluently. He carried on with his studies up until his 3rd year. Unfortunately that year was 1939, a year that was soon to be filled with degeneracy, because the legendary World War II had started, so all college courses were postponed, his dreams were put on hold…