The soldiers snuck up on the headquarters as slowly as they could. "There it is!" Many soldiers murmured. It was enormous. Bob thought you could probably fit 20 football fields in there. Redneck Jim whispered into his megaphone that the troops needed to move to somewhere where he could give them final instructions without having to whisper. So everybody walked a few hundred feet away. Then Redneck Jim got out his microphone and said, "No matter what happens, this has been a great experience. I've learned a lot from each and every one of you. And now, I think Bob has something to say." He handed Bob the megaphone and Bob spoke. "We have to believe we can emerge victorious. It may seem like the odds are impossible, but people have overcome odds bigger than this. We have to have faith in this army. We haven't been training for a week to give up now. We will fight our hardest until the battle is over. If we fight our hardest and try our best and do battle like we never have before, we will win." All the soldiers cheered and shouted, and with that, they got ready to fight.
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The Battle of the Korean Boardwalk- The First Book in the Heroes of Wisconsin Series
ActionA group of people is being enslaved. They decide to do something about it. Unfortunately, standing in their way is the massive enemy army, the one who is enslaving and oppressing them. Will they win the war? Will they lose the war? And will their sl...
