The Nazi Remnant
Chapter 1: A Sky of Shadows
James Carter had always been a man of faith, grounded in Scripture and committed to living a life of moral clarity. But as he looked at the world around him, he felt a growing unease. Humanity seemed to be unraveling. Everywhere he turned, he saw evidence of a self-destructive species: governments legalizing the murder of unborn children, corporations poisoning food supplies with pesticides, and people numbing their minds with pharmaceuticals disguised as medicine. Worse still, the truth was under siege, with natural remedies censored and those who spoke out silenced.
When silent drones began appearing over major cities, James felt certain they were not simply a new weapon or an alien visitation. They were something deeper, darker—a reflection of humanity’s sins.
Chapter 2: A Call from the North
James’s old friend Victor Hale, a retired intelligence officer, shared his concerns.
"You see it too," Victor said over the phone. "This world is eating itself alive. These drones, James—they’re not Chinese or extraterrestrial. They’re something far more sinister."
Victor invited James to meet him in person, where he explained his theory. The drones, Victor believed, were the work of a breakaway Nazi faction, survivors of World War II who had vanished through Operation Paperclip. They had built hidden cities near the North and South Poles and developed technology far beyond anything the modern world could comprehend.
"Why would they reveal themselves now?" James asked.
Victor leaned in. "Because we’ve made it easy for them. Look at us. We murder our unborn. We call poison food and medicine. We suppress truth and worship lies. They see us as irredeemable—a species that deserves extinction."
Chapter 3: The Secret Base
Victor took James to meet a former intelligence operative who showed them evidence of strange anomalies near the poles: massive doors embedded in the ice, opening and closing briefly. Beyond them lay thriving cities of advanced technology, their foundations built on the twisted ideals of the Nazi regime.
"The Nazis believed in creating a superior race," the operative explained. "Now, their descendants have taken it a step further. They see humanity not as flawed, but as disposable—like ants to be exterminated for the good of the planet."
Victor nodded grimly. "They’ve watched as we poisoned our food with pesticides, filled our bodies with mind-altering drugs, and silenced anyone who offered natural remedies. They don’t see us as victims—they see us as complicit in our own destruction."
James felt a deep chill. "This isn’t just technology. This is spiritual warfare. They’re playing God."
Chapter 4: The Gates of the Poles
Determined to uncover the truth, James joined Victor on an expedition to the Arctic. After weeks of grueling travel, they reached the site of one of the mysterious portals. There, in the frozen wasteland, they found it: a shimmering doorway leading to a hidden city.
The city was a grotesque marvel. Towering spires rose from the ice, adorned with Nazi insignias twisted into new symbols of power. Machines roamed the streets, and human-like figures moved with precision, their faces cold and devoid of empathy.
Victor gestured to the machinery. "This isn’t just a city—it’s a factory. They’re building something. Or someone."
As they watched, a drone emerged from the portal, sleek and silent, before vanishing into the sky. James felt a profound unease. "They’ve been watching us for decades. They know our weaknesses."
Chapter 5: Judgment from Above
The world descended into chaos as fleets of drones appeared over major cities. But they didn’t attack outright. Instead, they targeted humanity’s lifelines: food supply chains, communication networks, and power grids. The result was global panic.
Governments offered no answers. Speculation ran wild—some claimed the drones were Chinese weapons; others insisted they were extraterrestrial. But James knew the truth.
"This is judgment," he told his congregation. "They’ve seen us destroy ourselves—poison our food, numb our minds, and kill our own children. They think they’re saving the world by purging us."
Victor’s voice rang in James’s ears. "They see humanity as expendable, a failed experiment. They believe they’re the rightful stewards of the Earth."
Chapter 6: The Great Tribulation
As famine and war ravaged the globe, strange celestial events began to occur. The world’s leaders called for unity under a single, charismatic figure who promised salvation. But James knew better. This was no savior—it was the Antichrist, using the Nazi drones to enforce his rule.
The drones became enforcers, hunting down dissenters. Cities burned, and the world spiraled into darkness. Yet even in this time of despair, James clung to his faith. He gathered a small group of believers, urging them to hold fast to Scripture and the promise of Christ’s return.
Standing atop a hill overlooking the ruins of his town, James gazed at the chaos below. He thought of the portals, the drones, and the cold calculations of those who had unleashed them.
"They think they’re cleansing the Earth," he said. "But this is not their world to judge. God will have the final word."
As the sun set, casting a blood-red glow over the horizon, James turned to his followers. "Hold fast. The darkest hour always comes before the dawn. His kingdom is near."