Your transaction was to a Splittercontract ReplaySafeSplit with the destinations ETH 0 x 09414 dc 4 ff 8471204 d 52 ce 8 f 179 b 224 bdb 3 eb 191 ETC 0 xd 2 b 46971 e 80043438 d 8 d 16310 aa 36 bf 30 b 4793 f 2 So any ETCremainders would ' ve gone back to your wallet . The ETH now resides on Yours ? <| sep |> Funny that Dez and Beckham appear to be good friends and they both absolutely hate Norman . 2 Wide Receivers hating a CornerBack ? You don ' t say ! <| sep |> So happy for you ! His fluffy little belly is too much 😍 <| sep |> I ' m glad you asked . nbspThe story of Shattered Skies is recounted as a distant memory by the storyteller boy , a man who experienced both sides of the conflict as a child . Before the outbreak of the war , he used to idolize the bravery and skill of the pilots who fought in the sky . War , he says , was an abstract idea , nothing more than a show on TV . only something that happened in some far away land . That idolization turns to confusion and anger when Yellow 13 , an enemy ace , downs an Allied plane , sending it crashing into the Cape below where the boy ' s family lived . Soon thereafter , his homeland is occupied by the advancing enemy forces , and to survive , the boy turns to playing songs on his harmonica at a bar occupied by the enemy . And he remains obsessed with the man who killed his family , and destroyed his life , known to him only as Yellow 13 , scanning the skies each day in an effort to glimpse him once more . nbspHe falls in with the barkeep ' s only daughter , a secret member of the resistance . Together , they serve the enemy in order to keep themselves alive . In a cruel twist of fate , the bar becomes the headquarters of the Yellow Squadron , the same force responsible for the death of the boy ' s family . And when it finally comes time for him to meet Thirteen , the object of all his hatred , he finds the man , sitting alone , like him , playing a quiet song on his guitar . And he asks the boy to play a song with him on his harmonica . But by some fluke , the boy recalls , It was my father ' s favorite song , the one he used to play at the end of each day . nbspThe story of Shattered Skies isn ' t about badass pilots , or justice , or revenge . It ' s about the pointlessness of war , the helplessness of civilians and soldiers alike , and the absurdity of a conflict where enemies could just as easily be friends . nbspThe conflict itself , a fight over a weapon designed to shoot down asteroids , reinforces this absurdity . Our lives are so fragile , our planet so small , that a cosmic fluke could eradicate us all in an instant . And instead of uniting against eternity , the realization of our fragility makes us fight even harder with each other . The idea that our demise won ' t come about from another man with a pointier stick , but from something we cannot control and cannot destroy , terrifies us , and we make the wrong choice . nbspThirteen realizes this , though he says so little throughout the story that ' s it ' s easy to miss . Instead , we learn more from what the storyteller boy has to say about him . He was a man who prided himself not on his kill record , but on his record of never losing a squadron member . nbspDespite the fact that Thirteen was on the side of the aggressors in the war , he himself was not one of them . The dichotomy of a man who had shot down sixtyfour enemy planes , but cared deeply about those weaker than him , speaks to the absurdity of it all . A man who sat alone while his allies boasted about their kills . nbspHis heart felt compassion toward the weaker enemies he downed . If someday , an equal appeared and challenged the limits of his skills in a fight , he would bear no resentment about being shot down . He said this himself . But when there were no such enemies to look forward to , Thirteen ' s eyes were sad . nbspThis is Thirteen ' s answer to the meaninglessness of the war . He adopts a perspective where he is a protector , rather than a destroyer , a perspective that most soldiers adopt . That we kill not because it is best for us , but to protect others . An irony that is not lost on Thirteen , but one that is inevitable . Because the war will go on , with or without him . nbspThe barkeep ' s daughter , who was in love with Thirteen , tried to plant a bomb on the Yellow Squadron ' s runway . Thirteen saw her . The face of the enemy , whom he hated , belonged to someone close to him . The storyteller boy tries to protect her . nbsp ' Get out of our town , you fascist pig ! ' Those were the words from my mouth . I ' ve never seen his face twist so painfully . nbspDo you hate us that much ? nbspWe couldn ' t shake or nod our heads in reply . It seemed like an eternity passed before he said , ' go , ' and released us . The next day there was no change in his attitude . nbspThirteen never bothered with hate , or resentment or fear . He knew what would be , would be , and that we could only find some moments of solace on our journey toward the grave . That it never really mattered who won or lost , that we all end up in the same place in the end . That there was little difference between an enemy and a friend , that wars could be beyond anyone ' s control and happen anyway . nbspThey call the game Shattered Skies . The name could evoke the image of asteroids falling into the atmosphere , or of Stonehenge , destroying that which it was meant to save , or of the fight between pilot and pilot amidst the blue skies . But it is an idea that is shattered , the idea that we could ever rise up against our selfish nature , that we could defy a universe that cares not if we survive , that we , like Thirteen , could find solace in a world where men live and die without reason .