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Hans was in an extremely foul mood, sitting at the kitchen table, as he looked over a variety of newspapers. His mood was further darkened by the fact that he was attempting to forgo coffee in a show of solidarity with Ali, but the newspapers from his own world, along with various correspondences from various sources in the know, were not making him a happy German.
He knew that Samus had briefly interceded on his behalf, in an attempt to help stave off the second World War that was to come. But it seemed as though the greater involvement of the American President had done little to stem the worst.
The new Constitution being written, and many of the dealings that had preceded it, could only lead to trouble. It would lead to chaos and horror. It would lead to war.
All this and more.
And there was nothing he could do to stop it.
He knew that Samus had briefly interceded on his behalf, in an attempt to help stave off the second World War that was to come. But it seemed as though the greater involvement of the American President had done little to stem the worst.
The new Constitution being written, and many of the dealings that had preceded it, could only lead to trouble. It would lead to chaos and horror. It would lead to war.
All this and more.
And there was nothing he could do to stop it.