The Day I Became Superman

As we approached the first general's fortress, we knew we were in for a tough battle. His armies were powerful and well-trained, and his own powers were said to rival even Hitler's. But we had come too far to turn back now, and we knew that we had to defeat each of the generals if we were going to have any hope of stopping Hitler.

We split up into groups, with Vespera and Okita leading the charge while the rest of us provided support from a distance. The general's armies were no match for Vespera and Okita, who were able to take them out with ease. But when we finally reached the general himself, things became much more difficult.

The first general's powers were unlike anything we had ever seen before. He could manipulate time and space, making it nearly impossible to land a hit on him. He also had super strength and was able to conjure up powerful energy blasts that could take out even the strongest of us.

The battle was intense, with each of us using our own unique powers to try and take down the general. But it seemed like nothing we did could even faze him. We were all getting tired and worn down, and it looked like we were on the verge of defeat.

But then, just when things looked their bleakest, Vespera had an idea. She suggested that we all work together, combining our powers to create a powerful energy blast that could take out the general once and for all.

We all agreed, and began to focus our energies together. It was a risky move, as we had never tried anything like this before. But we were out of options, and had to try something.

As we focused our energies, a bright light began to form between us. It grew brighter and brighter, until it was nearly blinding. We could feel the power coursing through us, and knew that this was our chance.

Finally, with a mighty roar, we unleashed the energy blast. It shot towards the general, striking him directly in the chest. He let out a howl of pain, and we knew that we had finally defeated him.

We all collapsed to the ground, exhausted but relieved. We had done it. We had defeated the first general. But we also knew that we had a long way to go, and that the battles ahead would only get tougher.