Eshaaxe: Chapter III



← With Eshaaxe being the Heart of The World, we could only be sure that Erebus wouldn't stop attacking until it was his, and as much as I thought Eshaaxe was better untamed with no rulers, something had to be done about the invaders, so I started the League of Serenity with Humphrey, and we agreed to rule Eshaaxe together. The League of Serenity was to be an organization for world peace, with countries in the League watching each others backs and defending each other from invasions. Conia, being as small and close to Urona as it was, quickly joined the League of Serenity under the rulership of Mya. Shortly after, we put armies in the Trinity Islands to ensure that the monuments kept there were untouched by the Shade Council, making the Trinity Islands part of the League of Serenity. Rane, under the rulership of Oakenfang, immediately refused to join the League, saying they want no part in the war, and we stopped getting replies from Rane after that, despite us trying multiple times to reach them. Alari's leader must have had something against Eshaaxe, because as soon as they heard that another war broke out, they were instantly hostile towards us, refusing to join the League. Shortly after, they declared war on Eshaaxe, not knowing our wild power. I sent my best armies to Alari, and it didn't take long for them to push Alari's soldiers back into their country, but I wasn't letting them get away with what they did, and I wasn't going to risk them going to war with us again in the future. I had my armies push far into Alari and take it over, replacing their leader with Humphrey and making Alari a part of the League. The only inner land countries left were Rane and Urona, both of which I was well aware weren't going to join us. Urona was an untamed wild country like Eshaaxe, but more vile and savage. It was full of demons instead of wolves, and it had no real established leader that we could even attempt to make peace with. Rane on the other hand, had an established leader that refused to join the League, but since he wasn't directly hostile with us, we had no reason to declare war on Rane. We had all the help we could get, and the League wasn't getting any bigger, so we sent armies into Urona to find Erebus. →