In May 1945, the spring sunshine was warm and soft, but this warmth could not penetrate the haze caused by the war.At that historic moment, Germany announced its unconditional surrender, marking the end of the European battlefield of World War II.For many people, this is a relief and a new beginning, but for Victor, it is an eternal pain in his heart.

Victor was once a regular at that town's most popular bar, a place filled with laughter and the beauty of life.Whenever night falls, the lights of the bar are flashing and the music is melodious. People gather here to share their life and future dreams.However, the coming of war destroyed all these beautiful things in an instant.

In the years after the war broke out, the bar became a temporary gathering place for soldiers and a gathering place for families looking for news about their loved ones.Whenever a soldier entered the bar, there would always be a commotion. People were anxious and looking forward to hearing good news about the front line.However, as time went by, the bad news piled up and the atmosphere in the bar became heavier and heavier.

When Victor stepped into this once familiar land again, all he saw was ruins.The door number of the bar is in dilapidated condition, the windows are full of bullet holes, and the graffiti and photos on the walls have been eroded by time and blurred.He walked into the bar, looked around, and felt an indescribable sadness in his heart.

Just when Victor was immersed in this sadness, he saw brother Winter and Charlotte.Their faces were full of exhaustion and sorrow, but their eyes shone with determination.They told Victor that brother Winter and Greta had died in the war, and that their sacrifices had become one of the countless tragedies of the war.

Victor couldn't suppress his sadness. He felt as if his heart was being torn apart, and the pain almost made him unable to breathe.He thought of the happy times he spent with his brother Winter and Greta, and the days when they talked about their ideals and shared happiness in the bar.Now, all this is in the past and can never come back.