In the global news feeds, disbelief reigned.
Live satellite streams, high-resolution drone feeds, and decrypted battlefield telemetry painted a horrifying timeline. One moment, China was locked in a desperate struggle, barely holding its cities, with beast waves tearing across its central provinces.
The next, while flames still burned through its hospitals and civilians screamed in broken shelters, Europe had launched a brutal barrage of missiles that shattered the Chinese defensive lines and doomed the Chinese population.
As if it wasn't evil enough, they even launched a ground invasion.
It was a calculated, brutal advance timed perfectly to coincide with the peak of the beast assault.
As fellow human beings, they didn't help. They didn't offer support or even intelligence.
They freaking invaded.
They butchered the scattered defenders. They burned towns that had already been burned. And they slaughtered refugees who no longer even had the strength to beg.
