✍ Scribed by Stolze, Pierre
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
LES IMAGES QUI TUENT...
Vous êtes Nicéphore Phocas, général de Byzance aux ambitions sans bornes. L'impératrice elle-même couche déjà dans votre lit. En cette année 960, vous venez de remporter une éclatante victoire sur une escadre musulmane et vous vous apprêtez à reconquérir Chandax, la capitale de la Crète. Mais voici que surgit dans le ciel un Stuka en piqué...
Que déferle le feu des orgues de Staline...
Votre cheval s'emballe.
Pris de terreur, vous criez au secours. Personne, hélas, ne semble vous entendre. Et pour cause : vous êtes prisonnier d'un univers virtuel. Un monde qui n'existe pas. Un monde dans lequel, bientôt, vous n'existerez plus.
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