Beneath the shadow of the ancient pyramids, modern war erupts. NATO and Russian forces engage in a full-scale combined arms battle across the Giza Plateau, where millennia-old tombs now share the landscape with tank wrecks and smoking craters. What was once a symbol of civilization is now a warzone.
The city's soul has been torn out. Bullet-riddled buildings lean over streets buried in dust and debris. What was once a vibrant hub of life now reeks of smoke, rust, and the ghosts of war. Power lines hang like nooses, tanks rot in the sand, and the crack of gunfire echoes through alleys drenched in blood and silence. Beyond the chaos, the ancient pyramids stand watch—indifferent, eternal—bearing witness to the rise and ruin of yet another empire.
