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The armored machines of the Eighth Army were not, in truth, Oskar's purely original invention.
They were a thing stolen from the future—an idea that history had already proven would work. But what history had once taken decades to stumble toward, Oskar had dragged into existence by force of will, money, and sheer refusal to accept "impossible" as an answer.
To the men watching now—Kaiser, generals, staff officers—none of that mattered.
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