(THIS IS PART 2 OF THE FIRST STORY ON MY PROFILE) The silence didn't mean the world was gone. It meant something survived. Cut off from Atlas and moving east through the frozen ruins of Russia, Mark must rely on Camila an Anthro operative whose ruthless pragmatism clashes with everything he believes. Their survival depends on trust built through action, not agreement. As they follow their hope of survival toward China, the truth behind the collapse begins to stir, while old loyalties fracture and unseen eyes watch from the dark. This is not a story about hope. It's about what happens when the world speaks again and the price of listening. (ALL IMAGES USED IN THIS BOOD ARE NOT MINE AND ALL RIGHTS ARE RESERVED FOR THE ORIGINAL ARTISTS)

!!!Viewer discretion is advised!!!! I need to warn you, the viewer. This story will be taking a lot of inspiration from a movie called (Come and see) It is a brutal and horrific war movie. I do not recommend it if you are faint of heart. So be prepared for a fair number of really dark themes and such. This book also takes heavy inspiration from. A Man in a beasts World by GhillieCamo _ The Spectre of War by SaintBlazin _ The Swan's song by FieldMarshallV22. If you do decide to read this rubbish, thank you, and I hope you enjoy it.

The year is 2029. For four grueling years, humanity has been embroiled in a brutal, planet-spanning war against the Kalimarians, an advanced anthropomorphic race. This desperate conflict rages across Kalimaria-a world linked to Earth by ancient, portals that were rediscovered in the early 1940s. Amidst the chaos of this conflict, a U.S. Soldier, Scott Caine, finds himself the sole survivor of a devastating, failed operation. Thrown into an utterly unfamiliar and hostile landscape, his only hope for survival and understanding lies with a shaky alliance with a special operations team of Kalimarian soldiers from a neutral nation. These Kalimarians, facing a grave, escalating threat of their own, are desperately seeking aid from the United States-a plea that could redefine the very nature of this brutal, years-long war.

Twenty five years of war led to the race of the Anthros taking over the planet, leaving the last bastion of humans alive to continue, while still being hunted. Chris, a young sniper, finds himself on an unlikely journey through this new world dominated by beasts. [THIS STORY AND ALL CHARACTERS ARE NOT OWNED BY ME. THIS IS A REPUBLISHED COPY OF THE ORIGINAL BOOK OWNED BY GhillieCamo. I AM PUTTING THIS BOOK BACK ON THE PLATFORM DUE TO THE 'GUIDELINE' VIOLATIONS THE ORIGINAL VIOLATED. I DO NOT TAKE ANY OWNERSHIP FOR THIS BOOK AND THEREFORE WILL NOT ACCEPT ANY AND ALL PRAISE FOR THIS BOOK]

Humanity has fallen before the Anthro races. Twenty years of war has reduced the human population to drastically low numbers, severe enough to warrant the Anthro races to "reposition" their stance on humanity despite an almost fanatical unwillingness to surrender. A war for extermination turns into a rescue mission overnight. Enter Sako Squad, comprised of six highly trained spec-ops soldiers for the Anthro Military. They have been tasked to locate and capture a famous and notorious human resistance fighter only known by the alias of "Swan." They can locate him, but will they be able to endure the future and everything it will bring when they take him in?

Michael also known as "Wolf" (because of a patch he wears on his kit and helmet) is a member of what was the 75th Ranger Regiment. He finds himself a veteran of a war between humanity and anthros. While he doesn't exactly hate them he doesn't exactly trust them either despite their efforts to rebuild the relationship between species. Unfortunately a good chunk of humanity and anthro kind was wiped out due to the war. But due to the anthros ability to reproduce faster they were able to recover much faster leaving humanity at a loss. Michael finds himself alone and on the run from a one of the most dangerous anthro militaries (at least to humans), known as the Obsidian Front. They continue to hunt down and kill humans forces despite the end to the war, causing proxy wars and often large scale skirmishes between them and remaining human militias.