(Aria Walker 1974)

"Silvia McCoy." Hitler said as Aria burst through the door. "You ready to die."

"I'm here to kill you." Aria said.

"Yes, pity really." Hitler smirked. "I have a recording that we found from your brother, you obviously want to listen to it."

"Fine, I will." Aria said.

Hitler played the recording.

"Hey sis' if you're listening to this it probably means I'm dead." Kelvin's voice rang around the room. "Um, I don't know what to say, I miss you and I never will understand how you were kidnapped. All I remember was seeing the house in ruins. Mom was dead and you were gone. I just want you to know that we are here for you, me, dad and mom. Now if you joined our side, then win the war for me."

Aria smiled. "Well, that was a nice boost of confidence."

Hitler raised his pistol as Aria ran on the wall. She jumped off and kicked the pistol away from him.

Hitler ran for the door, but Aria threw two throwing knives in his direction.

Hitler dodged the knives as they flew past his head.

Aria grabbed Hitler and stabbed him with her sword.

Hitler collapsed onto the floor.

"Wow, that was really easy." Aria said.

she walked outside to see Jax, lying on the ground. "Jax?"

Hayden grabbed a hold of her. "He was killed by this." He handed one of Aria's throwing knives.

"This isn't real, he can't be dead." Aria cried.

"He gave his life for this war, he was a hero." Hayden told her.

"No, this isn't real." Aria cried.

"It's over Aria, we won the war." Hayden said patting her on the back.

"Leave me alone!" Aria snapped. She ran towards Jax's body and picked up his rifle. "No, no, no."

A soldier grabbed her hand. "The damage is done, let's take you home."

As she was escorted to the helicopter, she tightened her grip onto Jax's rifle. She burst into tears.

"Ma'am?" a soldier said, handing her his hand.

"I can do it myself." Aria sniffled.

The ride back was silent. Nobody dared to say a word.

Aria finally broke the silence. "Hitler didn't really put up a fight, it went by so fast."

"The general is giving you the choice of leaving the army, if you want to." The pilot called.

"I probably will leave." Aria sniffled.

"You have a daughter to raise." A soldier pointed out.

"We're sorry that your career ended on a sad note."

"Thank you, and it was an honor serving for you." Little did Aria know that it wouldn't be the last time she would be serving the army.