Lenin arrived in Centriva capital city, the city that rewrote the history of Central Neva. She looked at the statue that was as tall as a tower, wider than a castle, a statue of a hooded figure in a robe that only revealed their nose and mouth. The statue that didn't show any gender but represented all the people who had sacrificed their lives during the war against Satan. She stood there in front of the statute and lowered her head, paying respect to the fallen soldiers and figures.
"Master, you should have told me that you're coming," Novia said as she walked toward the statue.
