We never cease to do our best to survive, and shaped by the transformative power of life, our will continues to create any meaning that’s available to us. Whenever oppressed, we resist the darkness and evil of mankind, fighting back in our own way. But what happens to the oppressor? The ones that kill, spread violence, and silence other voices for their own interest while deliberately eliminating any possibility of coexistence. What’s the journey that those who represent the immature and uncivilized state of the human mind have to go through? More and more, I’m interested in the steps of confrontation and redemption of the oppressors who create this cruel world with their aimless will to power. Kriegsausgabe follows this journey of an individual human being in dire need of transformation, parallel to the history of civilizations and humanity, told through an epic narrative form that doesn’t refrain from providing the richness and spectacle of mythology.