Dussel Village is 79 kilometers from Saarbrücken.
This is a small village with less than a hundred households. It lies on flat land with fertile soil, and the villagers lead self-sufficient lives.
On this day, the villagers were working the land as usual.
As long as the war doesn't affect them, farmers able to cultivate land are among the least likely to starve.
In some ways, they are even beneficiaries because the scarcity of supplies has led to skyrocketing food prices, allowing their agricultural products to be exchanged for more goods.
The problem is...
The men have all joined the army, leaving only the elderly, women, and children to perform the heavy labor in the fields.
Valerie pulled up a bunch of potatoes and gently tapped to remove the clumps of dirt clinging to them. As she did, she heard something unusual in the wind.
