World War II, on May 6, 1945. The radio broadcasts the harsh sound as always, the tiresome "Never Surrender", the unbearable cry of the workers, and the joyful "Long Live the Führer", all forming a painful European drama. If the Third Reich is a building, then the building will collapse under the violent storms of many countries, and the parasites who have prospered through the building will not be able to escape justice. They naturally know this, and there are always people who think they can escape justice. German Colonel Hans Graf was one of them. He had never led a soldier into battle, nor had he shed any blood for the Third Reich. To become a colonel was just a matter of seizing the opportunity. Today, when he received injured soldiers returning from the front line, he accidentally received a letter from home and learned that the US and Soviet armies were meeting at the Elbe River and that the Soviet army was about to break through the defense line. He decided to settle in Lunburg, Hamburg, the destination of the letter, to avoid trial.
Intention: All unfair rights will receive karma.