33 For better or worse

Down on the ground were bodies of military men and the more Marty stumbled on them, the weaker he became. He could not keep up with the war after seeing the bodies. It was a massacre. “Today is not a good day! I didn't want to bury any of you,” Marty thought to himself but then a vivid idea came to his mind. He could not defeat rule his mission, not when he was still the strongest in history. He had to do something. Marty remembered many years ago when his father used to share stories about wars. He had always insisted that one was supposed to focus on the war and not on those who had died as he would lose sight. “You have to keep fighting. Any distraction is going to cause you more harm. You need to remain focused no matter the number of bodies lying on your feet!” He would say. The words made him reenergized. He wanted to keep fighting and so he did. The fight went on, and after hours of exchange between the teams, Marty turned around and from thousands of military war