Toda had been fighting against the world, since he escaped from the prison camp. He had been fighting against the enemy team, and the world leader. He had been fighting against the Federation, and the Alliance. He had been fighting against the war, and the peace. He had been fighting against the bomb, and the trap. He had been fighting against his friends, and his family.
He had been fighting for a new world, and a new humanity. He had been fighting for a new peace, and a new war. He had been fighting for a new justice, and a new freedom. He had been fighting for a new life, and a new hope. He had been fighting for himself, and his cause.
He had been fighting with his weapons, and his equipment. He had been fighting with his skills, and his honor. He had been fighting with his anger, and his justice. He had been fighting with his enemy, and his humanity.
He had been fighting alone, and he had been fighting well. He had been fighting as a rebel, and a hero. He had been fighting as a terrorist, and a villain. He had been fighting as a threat, and a target. He had been fighting as public enemy number one, and the most wanted man in the world.
He had been fighting for a year, and he had reached the final battle. He had reached the final battle, where he would face his fate. He had reached the final battle, where he would face the world leader. He had reached the final battle, where he would face the bomb.
The bomb was the ultimate weapon, and the ultimate trap. It was a nuclear bomb, that the world leader had hidden in the city of Marina. It was a nuclear bomb, that the world leader had planned to detonate, and to destroy the world. It was a nuclear bomb, that the world leader had used to lure Toda, and to kill him. It was a nuclear bomb, that the world leader had called the peace bomb, and the trigger.
The trigger was the final test, and the final challenge. It was a button, that the world leader had in his hand. It was a button, that the world leader had dared Toda to press, and to end the war. It was a button, that the world leader had taunted Toda to press, and to end the world. It was a button, that the world leader had called the peace button, and the bomb.
Toda had reached the city of Marina, where the bomb was hidden. He had reached the city of Marina, where the war began, and where the war would end. He had reached the city of Marina, where he had left his friends, and where he would meet them again.
He had reached the city center, where the world leader was waiting. He had reached the top floor, where the world leader was hiding. He had reached the room, where the world leader was smiling.
He had confronted the world leader, and he had felt a rage. He had pointed his gun, and he had demanded his surrender. He had shouted his accusations, and he had asked for his confession. He had prepared to shoot him, and to end it.
But he had been stopped, and he had felt a shock. He had been stopped by his friends, Emily and Koiner. They had stopped him, and they had held him. They had stopped him, and they had said:
"Toda, stop. Don't do this. Don't kill him. Don't become like him. Don't let him win. Don't let him take away your soul. Don't let him destroy your peace. Don't let him ruin your life. Don't let him break your heart."
They had said this, and they had meant it. They had said this, and they had done it. They had said this, and they had changed everything.
They had changed his mind, and his decision. They had changed his action, and his consequence. They had changed his fate, and his destiny. They had changed his war, and his peace.
They had also changed his heart, and his feelings. They had healed his heart, and his trust. They had restored his feelings, and his loyalty. They had sided with him, and his cause. They had sided with him, and his humanity.
