C(H)ARÁCTER
THE FIRST WAR
JUAN DIEGO BERNAL
Sixth Grade. Juan Diego enjoys reading Detective
stories and Sci-Fi. He also loves writing hiscorical
fictions and playing soccer.
The history of the world was written after the Empire Wars.
The spirits of the empires were in danger because of
territorial fights to gain access to Heaven on Earth: Rome,
the capital of capitals, the empire of empires. This was the
war of all wars.
“General Chinan´s musket men are in the northern area of
Rome. But we could put our musket men in that area as
well. We could win this battle,”- said the general of the
Roman troops.
“Yes, but take care of the civilians. We don’t want anyone to
die,” responded Augustus Caesar, the Roman emperor.
“Twenty muskets go to the city gates, and the other 1 00 go
to protect the civilians.”
Two weeks later, there was a meeting with the leaders of the
other empires.
“Lord Washington.”
“Yes sir!”
“Yes, Wu Zetain. What do you want?”
“We need more soldiers if we want to defeat Rome.”
“I accept, my dear. Take 1 0,000 soldiers.”
“My apologies my lord”.
“Sir,”- said a musket man to Washington.
“Yes, general.”
“You think we can win this war?
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