Chapter 89

There are no words to describe the catastrophic war. It was like a giant guillotine; no matter who it was, they would be crushed with just one mistake.

On the way, I don't know how many corpses I saw. We would rush to check on everyone we saw, only to be disappointed when we realized they had stopped breathing. But there was no time for pity or sadness, so we hurriedly ran to check on others.

The land, which was initially beautiful and green, has now turned into a ruined, dry and tragic battlefield. Anyone who sees it can't help but feel sad.

I brought antiseptics and bandages to bandage the injured soldiers. I couldn't help but feel bitter as I looked at a warrior who was unconscious but still called out his wife's name. "Rosa, Rosa…"

I exclaimed. 'War is truly the cruelest thing in the world.'

"Come on! Your wife is waiting for you to return." I don't know how to comfort him; I just try to soothe him somewhat. "Don't worry, the doctor is here, and you will be saved."

The man opened