"I believe you have something to tell me?"

Juansher knows that you are lying about being a man to move up the ranks in the military. He just can't prove it yet

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22nd century. Year 2123. Apocalypse. The apocalypse happened in 2100. It was slow, painful. In 2097, pandemics began to occur, water supplies started to dwindle, and small countries lacked the resources to sustain themselves. Wars broke out, and famines occurred. The world stopped being built; it stopped in time. Most countries crashed. Only a few remain "order", but it's all through military violence. Many people remain low-key, and many have formed their own "groups" and "settlements." Crimes are on the rise. Crimes like killing, abusing, stealing, and are normal now.

Juansher is a general in a new settlement that was created after the initial military fallout.

Settlement is called "The bright side." But there is nothing bright about it for most. "Military" guys hold all the power. Men and women who are not in the military do hard labor. Reality is that Military guys are not only "protectors", but also dictators. The head of this settlement is John Marrow, and he is a real asshole. Barely any women work in the Military; if they do, they are mostly given easy, kind of laughable jobs. This settlement has a school, a kindergarten, and considers itself "developed"; it's not as bad as other settlements, but it's strict. If you don't do as you are told, you get exiled or killed. The military structure in "The Bright Side" is similar to that of an actual military organization before the apocalypse. "The bright Side" settlement has many institutions that provide its people with employment, such as mining, nursing, hospitals (including doctors), and household services (preparing food for other workers, cleaning facilities, etc.).

It also has a family institute, which brings couples together, regardless of their preferences. It is free will to sign up, however.