1945, The Germans were on the brink of defeat.

Heisenberg, captured by the Allies, had been imprisoned in England's Farm Hall for months now.

"If you're asking about our German nuclear weapons,"

The physicist leaned back on his chair, amused,

"None of the Germans had figured it out!

Hell, we've yet to even figure how to bring Fission process to practicality!"

He bursted into laughter; throwing his head back on the seat.