Everyone's The Same On The Battlefields

"I'm worried that if I don't say it now, I won't have the chance to say it anymore," Ronald responded dejectedly. He did not want to seem disheartened, but they were going to a battlefield. The situation was bleak, and the future remained uncertain. No one could predict what would happen next. It was always good to be prepared. "Nonsense," Levi leveled a fierce glare on Ronald and replied, "Our goal is to help deal with a riot, not fight a war. Why are you panicking? Pull yourself together. Even if we are going to fight, we have so many people. Why should we be afraid?" "I don't care. I want to be prepared beforehand. Find someone to tell my parents that I love them very much. Tell them not to worry as I am no longer the timid person that I used to be." Perhaps he was afraid of the unknown, or maybe he just had a bad feeling about the mission... But Ronald was worried about his parents, who were already quite elderly. He was the only son of the family. His mother had tried to stop him