Why The Chairman Must Fall

Let me tell you something, Anonymous. The Chairman isn’t just some power-hungry monster; he’s a cancer that’s eating away at what’s left of humanity. I’ve seen firsthand what his twisted vision of perfection can do, and it’s not pretty. He’s turned people into mindless drones, all in the name of progress. But progress at what cost? When you strip away someone’s free will, their humanity, you’re left with nothing but an empty shell. And that’s exactly what he’s done to millions.

I used to work for him, you know. I was his head of security, tasked with protecting his precious mainframe. But the more I saw, the more I realized that he wasn’t interested in bettering humanity; he was only interested in bettering himself. His obsession with immortality, with power, it’s all-consuming. And now, with the Bleak virus running rampant, he’s got an army of robotic soldiers at his disposal. It’s only a matter of time before he wipes out what’s left of the human race.

So why does he have to fall? Because he’s the root of all this evil. As long as he’s in power, as long as that mainframe is operational, there’s no hope for humanity. We can’t negotiate with him, can’t reason with him. He’s too far gone, too consumed by his own ambition. The only way to stop this is to cut the head off the snake, and that means taking down The Chairman. It won’t be easy, but it’s the only chance we’ve got. And trust me, I’m not going down without a fight.