No Surrender 2nd Part
The crew hoped
that the smoke was the sign of their victory but when they arrived at the
place, they saw that all were left from 50 tanks were just 5 tanks. They were
afraid but at that moment. Heinrich said:” You are the soldier of the Nazi
Army. Pull yourself together!” He said that but he was afraid too. After other
4 Tiger Tanks were destroyed, Heinrich made a decision. It was a little crazy
but it would help them to achieve the mission. They destroyed the bridge which
was the only access point to the Reichland. (I do not whether you know but in a
war, no one wants to destroy a bridge.) The crew withdraw because the enemies
have more tanks than 10, and the crew was not want to get hit. The crew went to
the city centre, and they slept. In the morning of the following day, they woke
up with the sound of the enemies’ engine. They were all surprised. They did not
know where they were going to go. So, one of the crew had to get off the tank and
made an observation. The youngest person of the crew, Hans, was a volunteer for
this duty. He got off the tank. Hans made his observation and came back but
they heard a loud noise.
What do you think? The noise was a sign of something good? Or... bad?
You should try to draw these scene and share them with us. It will be perfect like comics.
ReplyDeleteYour imagination is perfect and very strong.. I 'm waiting for next writing.. :)
ReplyDeleteIt is better than the old one. Keep imagining please ☺️☺️
ReplyDeleteVery interesting text. Like film, thank you your interesting story.
ReplyDeleteI think the noise was a sign of something bad because your stories end badly. Maybe you've changed it. I'm waiting the last part of your story
ReplyDeleteGood observation.
DeleteIn my opinioin the noise was a bad sign because if this story takes part the nazi army ,this can be bad.I liked this story,and I'll wait patiently next party.
ReplyDeleteNoises are always bad signs! Can't wait for the next. :))
ReplyDeleteIt is always Hans if there is a German in the story.:)
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