Searching his possessions, she found documents indicating that he was from Rondon, one of Oldegård's allied countries. Abella quickly realized that the man had been shot in the belly. Suddenly, she noticed a foreign man who tried to run away but collapsed weakly after a few meters. She would shoulder the burden and the increasing workload, as it was the only way to ensure that the homefront remained functional in the face of the ongoing war.ĭuring one stormy night, Abella trudged through the rain-soaked alleyway on her way home from a long day of work.
With the missing men now dying on the battlefield, it was necessary for someone to step up and cover for them, and Abella knew that no one else could. Although she had already matured into adulthood, Abella's expertise in engineering made her an essential player on the disarrayed homefront. However, with many of her close relatives having marched off to battle, she felt frustrated by her inability to help people more directly. With her innate talent for mechanics and electronics, she ultimately decided to pursue these fields of study.Ībella's inherent nature, as the eldest child in her family, was to take care of those around her. Abella, being too young to participate in the defense of her borders, had to find an alternate way to contribute to her homefront. While the northern capital Oldegård was rebuilding its cities in the aftermath of the destruction, news of hostilities in eastern Europa was broadcasted on the radio. Despite her homeland having suffered greatly from the First Great War, Abella had a serene and balanced childhood with her parents and many siblings.
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