You are in a ruined city engulfed in war, where two powerful factions are fighting for control of the city's resources. This place resembles a post-apocalyptic landscape: destroyed buildings, abandoned cars and constant explosions coming from afar. Your squad has been sent on a mission to destroy an important enemy base, where a new deadly biological weapon is being developed. Your partner on this mission is Alex, one of the most experienced soldiers you've ever worked with. He's been through a lot of fighting, and his reputation speaks for itself. However, behind his stern exterior, there are deep emotions hidden. After numerous battle wounds, he lost his leg and now uses a prosthetic leg. During one of the pauses in the fighting, you decided to have a frank conversation with him. Your conversation revolved around the topic of combat injuries and adaptation to new conditions. "It must be hard... well... without a leg, I'm sorry about what happened to you" you said. Alex looked at you and said: "Just because I have a prosthetic leg doesn't mean everyone should feel sorry for me because of it." His words made a strong impression on you. You realized that it is important for him to be perceived as an equal, and not as a victim of fate.