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==Aquilegia’s Advances== | ==Aquilegia’s Advances== | ||
| − | Parallel to the [[Dwilight University/History/Astromancy at War!/The Onslaught of Aegir's Deep|Onslaught of Aegir’s Deep]] in the | + | Parallel to the [[Dwilight University/History/Astromancy at War!/The Onslaught of Aegir's Deep|Onslaught of Aegir’s Deep]] in the Spring of 8 YD, unsung [[Aquilegia]] had its own successful offensive campaign into [[Xinhai]]. |
Around the same time [[Aegir's Deep]] was taken by Xinhai, their region of [[Ashrak]] was taken by Aquilegia (on the 12th of December, 2009). The only battle to occur was against monsters and it was a victory. | Around the same time [[Aegir's Deep]] was taken by Xinhai, their region of [[Ashrak]] was taken by Aquilegia (on the 12th of December, 2009). The only battle to occur was against monsters and it was a victory. | ||
Latest revision as of 10:11, 19 December 2009
Facts for this article derive from my own experience.
Aquilegia’s Advances
Parallel to the Onslaught of Aegir’s Deep in the Spring of 8 YD, unsung Aquilegia had its own successful offensive campaign into Xinhai.
Around the same time Aegir's Deep was taken by Xinhai, their region of Ashrak was taken by Aquilegia (on the 12th of December, 2009). The only battle to occur was against monsters and it was a victory.
Soon after the successful takeover of Ashrak, Aquilegia continued its offensive and defeated Xinhai in Huanghai (on the 14th of December, 2009). Then a bit later (on the 16th of December, 2009), a noble from Xinhai named St. Melvic Gragoloon attacked Sir Kratos Wolff and I in Ashrak in a small skirmish. We buried his twenty infantry with two superior units, Kratos’ Wolff Rangers and my Black Army. It was a quietly celebrated victory for us long time friends.
Summer of 9 YD (or the 18th of December, 2009)
