Operation Eisenfaust

Part 1: The Prison

Once upon a time, years ago, in 1933, a military known as the national protection initiation launched an invasion on a Fascist authoritarian state known only as The Empire by its members and civilians. Some time after the beginning and fail of the invasion, the N.P.I.(National protection initiation) had struggled gravely in the new war they had started, and had no choice but to simply send more units, branches and platoons to The Empire. In the now captured area of Venice, Italy, there was a man who was in a heavy assault unit from the N.P.I. who was sent to this area. He was issued an mg42 heavy machine gun with a pistol grip handle and an ammo box to hold the bullet belt. He was sent to search the city for a specific Empirial Officer who had been known for capturing N.P.I. soldiers and torturing them to death in some of the most bloody, sadistic ways imaginable. However, before the man could get to the officer, he was captured by an Empirial soldier who had knocked him out with a rock he picked up from the ground by bashing in his forehead. Hours later, the man woke up in a rusty prison cell. "Jesus.. my head. What happened?" The man said as he got up from the ground. He looked through the metal bar covered window of the locked cell door and saw an officer with a rifle guarding the cell. The man called to the officer "Hey, who the hell are you?".
The officer angrily responded by yelling "Get away from the cell door! Go in the corner and remain until your execution is ordered!". The man was angered by this shouting, so he persuaded the officer to come in. After this, he punched the officer, took his gun and killed him. He would then break quickly run out of the cell, wait for an elite soldier to walk by the corner with his mp40 machine gun and shoot him in the face before he can even react, take his gun and shoot down the door leading to the outside of the prison.