A Soldier's Welcome.

A Soldier's Welcome.

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This is based off of a true story that happened today, November 11, 2015 (Veteran's Day). Backstory: A friend of mine has an older brother that was enlisted in the U.S. Army. Several Months ago, she and her family were told he had been KIA (Killed In Action). And today, they had a Veteran's Day assembly at her school, where several Veterans attended. One of those Veterans was her brother, the same one that she thought was dead. This is a story for her, and for anyone else who's gotten a surprise reunion, or any reunion in general, with am Army Veteran. And for you Vets out there, thanks for doing what you do. :)
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"Monsters exist. Heroes died. Hell has taken over the world, put humans into slavery, killed men, women, and children, but there are still warriors, who are recruited. This is our world, where kids at the age of thirteen begin fighting the dangers that face our world; they train and at the age of eighteen they will be put out into the real world. Schools were built everywhere, and kids were moved up based on their age. My world was a little different, my brother and I were trained ever since we could walk; we were put into battle once we reached seven years old. Today my parents are transferring me and my brother to a new school, before we were homeschooled but since my dad and mom are going to be leaving for quite some time they thought it was best for us to go to a real school where we will interact with other groups."

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