In the land of Persia, two powerful warriors stood tall amongst the rest. On one hand was MohammadMehdi, a fierce anti-nationalist who believed in peace and unity among all nations. On the other hand stood Amin, a ruthless nationalist who wanted to rid Persia of all other nations and establish it as the supreme power. MohammadMehdi knew that he had to stop Amin before he led Persia to destruction, but he was bound by a curse known as the law of balance. For every person he considered an enemy, he had to kill a friend. For every evil person, he had to kill a good person. He knew that the curse would make his mission almost impossible, but he couldn't sit back and watch Amin destroy everything he held dear. The battle between the two warriors raged on for days, with neither one gaining an upper hand. But MohammadMehdi knew that he had to end this once and for all. He made one final attack, and as Amin fell to the ground, he knew that he had won. But as he looked around, he saw his best friend Mobin lying lifeless on the ground, killed by MohammadMehdi's sword. The weight of the curse crashed down on him, and he fell to his knees, weeping uncontrollably. He had lost the person who meant the world to him, all because he had to keep the balance of good and evil. MohammadMehdi's heart was heavy with grief, but he knew that he had done the right thing. He had rid Persia of the evil that threatened to destroy it, but at a great cost. MohammadMehdi knew that he would never forget Mobin and the sacrifice he had made, but Persia could now move forward, united and strong. As he stood, looking down at Mobin, MohammadMehdi knew that he would always carry the burden of the curse with him, but he knew that it was a small price to pay for the greater good. The battle may have been over, but the scars of war would always remain.