The Khthonian Chronicle/February Issue
February 1, 2007 - The Battles of Weghie and Tindle
Yestersday the forces of Khthon and her ally Vlaanderen met the forces of Plergoth on the fields of Weghie. The result was a fierce battle and the defeat of Plergoth's forces. The next day was followed by the remnants of Plergoth's forces being wiped out in Tindle. The significance of these battles shows that Khthon's co-ordination with Vlaanderen has greatly improved, proof of course to that would be Vlaanderen's successful TO of Yokk just days before the Battle of Wegie. The battles also show that Khthon doesn't need Avalon their to hold it's hand in every battle as Plergoth would tend to have the rest of the continent believe. This doesn't mean that Khthon no longer wants Avalon assistance, which is greatly appreciated. I am merely stating to Plergoth that this is a whole new war.
Written by: Henning Mandul of the Lost Realm
February 6, 2007 - Peace with Plergoth?
After such gains that have been made in this war it is only natural that the Chancellor ask Plergoth for peace with a favourable terms for us. Details of the agreement shall not be revealed now as Plergoth has not sent a counter proposal as of yet. Hopefully soon the agreement will be revealed to all of Khthon and the nobles of Khthon can give us their opinion on the matter.
Written by: Henning Mandul of the lost realm
February 7, 2007 - Battle in Worvobaen
In the late evening of the day the armies of Khthon and Vlaanderen met with Plergoth forces in Worvobaen. The huge clash resulted in the devasting defeat of Plergoth's troops and a humiliating route. At this time Khthon is moving out to chase down the remnants of Plergoth's army. This was the total sum that Plergoth could muster against us, which tells only one thing, Plergoth cannot fight an offensive war anymore. When Worvobaen falls to our allies it will cut Plergoth in two and give three regions to fortify and keep Plergoth contained while we advance at our leisure. The war is all but over. How it ends is up to Plergoth.
Written by: Henning Mandul of the Lost Realm
