Let's try this out.
This is based off one season where Mirstone came ravanging at Alrea and shit like that. This made @Fanta02 ragequit and get autism.
(This story uses real naw characters so no offence if it offends u guys)
Chapter 1.
Amazon.
It was an insufferably hot day. The sun rose an hour before usual. Amazon woke up with beads of sweat stuck on his forehead. "Bloody hell, this heat is going to be the end of me." he thought, as he sat up and began his morning routine. He picked out a set of armour. "Hmm, which set today?" He settled on a set of Armorian bronze, which he took off a fallen Armorian Captain in the Siege of Secris. He set about to go get his weapons, but suddenly, there was a sense of danger. A sense of blood. A sense of war. He shook it off, Alrea was so high, no one would dare to attack it, plus, it had him and his Regiment to defend it. Who's powerful enough to defeat them? He smirked and grabbed his sabre, and went outside.
Chapter 2.
Connor.
The city of Morleth was a quiet one, usually. Alas, it provided as a suitable barracks for the Efrosians. The camp contains a tenth of the Efrosian army, and is filled with siege weaponary. They would wipe out a nation before the day was out with this gear. He wiped rest of the blood off his forehead. A day before, Norvalian soldiers attempted to storm the town. Needlessly to say, they were massacred. Every last one of the Norvalians were murdered. None of them survived. They were looted and dumped into lime pits. The city of Morleth wasn't a rich town. It was an Emerald mine, and surrounded with miles of empty plains save one direction. The only reason someone would conquer this was because it had a direct route to Alrea, the diamond town. The town which everyone treasured. As he mused about all of this, a sound came ringing forth. Attack! Incoming attack! Connor quickly grabbed his spear and shield, and rushed to the gates of the City. In front of him, stood a horde of Mirstonians. Armed fully and with them, carrying... What is that? Horrified, he strained to take a closer look. It looked like a cannon... Except, it was mounted on siege wheels and was fully operational. He then noticed another thing. The cannon was facing the wrong direction. He smirked. That wouldn't be doing anything then. As he was feeling good about it, the cannon turned. It swivelled on a pair of unseen axises. It turned around, and fired right into the face of him, the city walls, and another 10 men.