After shutting the door behind him and locking his office before stashing the key away in his pocket, Bruno walked away with a rather jovial gait in his step, humming a tune as he did so—one that only he was aware of its origin.
Re: Blood and Iron
War · Zentmeister
Good they included that explanation. it's a bit confusing at the end when Harry sees a stag and says he saw his dad. Might be good if it's explained they were animagi and what their forms were this time
"Your shield Patronus is amazing for your age," Lupin explained with a big smile. "With experience, you'll learn to give it a corporeal form. Usually, it's an animal that's close to your heart. Your father's Patronus was a stag, while your mother's was its female counterpart, a doe."
Dreams of Stardom (Hollywood SI)
Movies · FableWeaver
Do they even need to? He'll have Uboats that can take out GB fleet, aeroplanes that can mine the English channel. presumably, they'll have sent a great number of English soldiers to France by then Bruno can capture to negotiate surrender?
In addition to this it also had substantial anti-air armaments, though not truly necessary for the era, would prove useful should the ships be retrofitted and continue to see service in the Second World War, which Bruno was damn near certain would happen in this life even with a Central Powers victory during the Great War that preceded it.
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War · Zentmeister
Don Bruno, give me money...
dental records on burn victims
Then they would bribe or force the autopsy doctors to run a DNA sample from Kirstie.
World's Richest Man: I Leaped Across Time
Urban · WorldScholar
It was written as a kill first, but the drama dragged on way too long, and there will always be doubters who think he murdered her in cold blood and covered it up with his family's influence
He wasn't stupid. Would you rather get shot?
It was an unmitigated disaster for the Romanians who had entered the war on behalf of the Allied Powers for the sake of seizing many lands that belonged to the Kingdom of Hungary as part of their ambitions to untie "Greater Romania."
Re: Blood and Iron
War · Zentmeister
This is one of those things that's all but disappeared. Loyalty from a company and, therefore, to a company used to be a point of pride. Now, the large corps will just lay off with no sympathy, but they'll expect their employees to train their replacements or give long notices if they plan to quit. if they don't, they're not being "team players."
This was a great way to secure the best talent and giving them a sense of loyalty to their employer, while also making sure that his employees were well taken care of. Perhaps it was because of what he had witnessed corporate greed due to the world in his past life, but as an owner of several businesses and significant assets, Bruno had a sense of noblesse oblige.
Re: Blood and Iron
War · Zentmeister
I hope there aren't other time travellers or reincarnation. Overdone trope late into the story...
Re: Blood and Iron
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