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In a forgotten corner of the Mushroom Kingdom, silence hangs heavy in the air. The once-vibrant world is now dimmed, not by lack of light but by the absence of its hero. Mario, the legendary plumber and protector of the realm, lies in a hospital bed. Machines beep softly around him. Tubes snake into his arms, and his signature red hat his symbol of courage and defiance is missing. It's more than a piece of cloth. It’s his strength, his legacy… and without it, he’s fading. Toad sits by his side. Scarred, bruised, and battle-worn. He’s just returned from the frontlines of a devastating war against Bowser one that didn’t go as planned. His mushroom cap is torn, his eyes hollow, but his spirit remains fierce. In his trembling hands, he holds a dog tag with a single word etched into it: HOPE. As the world reeled, a resistance formed. Toad, a decorated commander and loyal friend, led the first wave. The battle at Yoshi Ravine claimed thousands of lives. The Siege of Goomba Pass turned into a bloodbath. In the end, Toad barely made it out alive. His mission was a failure, but his return brought vital intelligence: Bowser now wears the hat as a trophy, and Peach twisted by regret guards it night and day, her eyes filled with tears no one sees. Luigi’s Last Stand Now, only one still fights. Luigi, fueled by grief, guilt, and duty, infiltrates Bowser’s castle every night. He’s thinner, quieter… colder. Some say he speaks to Mario’s hat in dreams. Others claim he’s lost his mind. But Toad believes in him. “You’re our last chance,” he told Luigi before the last mission. No one has heard from him in three days. And when Mario opens his eyes again, may we be able to say: “We never stopped running.”