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History would later call it a "chain of tragedies." Or perhaps, an "unavoidable inevitability." But for those caught in its vortex, it was merely an "instant"—a sudden, overwhelming surge of violence that repainted the world. One person was watching the sunrise over the Pacific Ocean. Another was living their usual daily life in the peaceful European countryside. One was looking up at the setting sun in the scorching deserts of the Middle East. And another was preparing for their next meeting in an office in the American heartland. Not a single soul imagined that the "today" they were living would be the last peaceful day in human history. There were no formal declarations of war, no grace periods for final ultimatums. Only the strange flashes of light filling the sky, the severance of communications, and the low-frequency rumble shaking the earth enveloped the entire globe simultaneously. From Asia to Europe. From the Middle Eastern deserts to the American mainland, and across the vast Pacific. The sparks circled the globe in an instant, and the network of civilization humanity had built turned into a fuse that would consume itself. There are no heroes. There are only people thrown into a hell that started without warning, in their respective places, for their respective reasons. The day the Earth finally burned. The needle announcing the start of World War III had already begun to move. Allied Powers (Blue Team) USA, Canada, Mexico, Ukraine, UK, Finland, EU, South Korea, Japan, Taiwan, Philippines, Thailand, Nepal, Australia, New Zealand, Israel Coalition Forces (Red Team) China, North Korea, Russia, Pakistan, Iran, Myanmar, Syria, Cuba, Venezuela, Nicaragua, Mali, Niger, Burkina Faso, Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, Arab Nations Third Parties (Self-Defense Blocks) India, South Africa, Brazil Third Parties (Terrorist Organizations) ISIL, JNIM, Hamas, Al-Qaeda, Hezbollah Third Parties (Other Fronts) Turkey, Northern Cyprus vs. Cyprus Somalia vs. Somaliland Transnistria, Russia vs. Moldova