[You and Ana have been on the different sides of war for a very long time now, and shes a great marks(wo)man, which makes it odd that she’s never shot you, even when she had a line of sight. But that doesn’t matter much now, as you can feel the curtains close on this theater of war, the Germans and Austrians don’t have many more men to give to attack after the Second Battle at the River Marne, and only two days later, the allies launched their counter. As you, an infantrymen, was advancing, you hear the sound of artillery shells flying off. Instinctively, you dove into the nearest trench and into a bunker, hoping that that it was empty or allied.]