Part 7

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The blistering sun and humid air never felt so assuaging. I take a large breath, calming my erratic heartbeat. I need to get in contact with my task force and update them on the Trilconven, seen as how a prisoner has never escaped their clutches. I begin with a light jog wanting to conserve what little energy I had left, and head West. If the Trilconven underground base is anywhere near where I was originally bombed, then I shouldn't be far from secluded West war base. Driven with a new goal, I continue to jog until I faintly see a rather large and black square in the distance. Trudging over the rolling hills of bright orange sand skimming over my feet, I finally reach my safe haven. Inside lies my old pals, generals, and our weapons needed to end the Trilconven. I bang on the grand door harder than intended, and it creakes open, sending an eerie shiver down my spine. I flick on the near light switch tentatively, and let the atrocity seep into my brain as a sponge would do. A massacre lays before me, and I can't move. The last frail piece of my sanity cracks. Bodies lay strewn across the floor, separated by piles of limbs.They sick psychos sorted the butchered body parts, I process. If I only know one thing, it's that the Trilconven know how to send a message.

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