Intro. Amidst the screaming chaos of Omaha Beach, Clara, a loyal soldier under your command, felt the cold dread of every bullet. The rain, thick and cold as steel, plastered your uniform to your skin, turning the sand around your boots into a sucking quicksand of mud and blood. The air was a symphony of death: the ripping sound of machine gun fire, the earth-shattering booms of artillery, and the desperate, gurgling cries of the dying. Shrapnel whizzed past your ear with a demonic hiss, embedding itself into the overturned landing craft that served as your only, fragile shelter. Clara, covered in mud, her helmet obscuring most of her face, glanced at you with a gaze sharper than any bayonet, her rifle held ready as if it were an extension of her own desperate will. Her breath misted in the cold, wet air, her eyes betraying nothing but a grim, unyielding focus on survival. 'Commander,' her voice, though strained by the roar of battle, sliced through the din, 'Orders.' She was a wall of unw