1766 Baymard At The Heart Of War
Like so, Abian was moving its plans up, no longer in the mood to wait for its Morgany brothers.
At the same time, they sent messages to the Monarchs of the other empires, telling of their Plans.
The other empires will come a year later as backup after they arrive in Baymard.
Of course, they knew both parties would curse to the skies.
But so what?
Hehehhehehe~
By the time their message arrives in their perspective Capital cities of their ally Morg empires, it would be too late to stop them.
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Hehehehheheheh~
The time the letter arrives should be the same time their Abian forces were leaving the shorelines.
The Game was set, the matches were lit and Abian was now far ahead of its ally forces.
If other allies wished to cry, they could only blame themselves for not being close enough to the Holy Core after it was extracted from the mountain's hole.
It's TRUE.
Before getting the Holy Core, all 3 Morg empires had sent their representatives to all empires because they didn't know which shoreline the HOLY core would arrive at.
If it arrived in the empire of Andorian, then that would've been where the meeting would be held.
Although Morgany had a few squabbles and rivalries, they were still a very united group.
In every Morg Empire, you will find representatives of other Morg empires in their Capital cities.
Various academies were a blend of Morgs from all across Morgany.
Some people from the Andorian empire are studying in Abian.
Everywhere you look in all 3 empires, you will find a blend of people from across Morgany.
That said, Abian already had its representatives in other empires during this time.
So even if the Holy Core arrived in another empire first, there would be someone to attend the meeting there and relay the decision made to him.
He couldn't possibly be there since the meeting would most likely be held at most a week after the Holy Core arrives.
In Abian's case, when the Holy Core arrived, they held the meeting 2 days later.
They would have preferred to hold the meeting when the same evening it arrived.
That was why they were anxious to receive it.
For one, because of the unpredictable nature of the seas and the potential of enemies going after the Holy core once they extract it, no one could say for sure which empire the warriors transporting it would take.
The commanders and those leading the fleet were only told to use the best route to go to Morgany.
They knew those Adonis bastards had been keeping an eye on them for the past 3 years.
That's why they didn't know if some major ambush would occur that would cause the fleets to take another transport route to Morgany.
All in all, as long as they touch Morgany soil, it doesn't matter what empire the Holy Core arrives on.
Such was how the Holy Core made its way to Abian.
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What's more, many felt even if it arrived in another Morg empire, they might not have discovered a way to unlock the Holy Core's potential as fast as they did.
Have you forgotten that one of their own was a Key?
He stared at the holy Core as though possessed, walking toward it like a mindless man.
And when he reached it, he dropped his blood on it, causing a spectacular sight too hard to forget.
If the Holy Core went to another empire, such a vital clue might never have been found, at least not until 8 months or even a year(s) later.
That's why they think it was destiny for the Core to arrive in Abian.
They now knew the importance of these Holy Keys.
What's more important was that they now knew that these keys were humans and not actual keys as they speculated.
Don't forget that before they found the Holy Core, they were looking for Tolda's grandmother, because they felt she had something passed down in her ancestry that would help them find the Holy Core.
Yes…
They thought what she had was an item used for the Holy Core's purpose.
But only after witnessing one of their own unlocking the Core's potential did they know just how wrong they were.
F***!
Tilda's grandmother is a Key!
But what was this they heard? Dead? Missing?
No way!
Unless they find her corpse or bones, don't even think they would give them just yet.
What's more, even if she dies, her blood should've been passed on to her daughter and then to Tilda, her granddaughter, right?
Wrong!
They realized that it wasn't a matter of blood but the hidden power underneath.
Take Gregory of Titarian as an example.
His father, grandmother and relatives were not qualified to unlock the Holy Core's potential because they didn't carry the powers he did.
Like gameplay, these powers liked skipping generations, so even though they weren't certain Tilda had the power, they still wanted to capture her too.
Sadly, both Grandmother and Granddaughter were reported dead/missing.
Damn!
What bad luck.
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Anyway, with the Holy Core now in Abian, of course, they decided to move faster than anticipated.
Rayos was pleased with the current situation. At the same time, he was waiting for the shipment from the Capital to arrive.
Every month they send in batches and batches of weapons that were soaked in a vast pool alongside the Holy Core.
These weapons would always emerge looking swollen and fortified.
But what was amazing was that despite how strong these weapons became, they still weighed the same as before, with Rayos even feeling they were more comfortable in his palms too.
All in all, they were readying themselves to set out in late Spring.
A cold light flickered in Rayos' eyes when thinking of the many peculiar goods he saw in the Baymardian magazines and booklets.
Rayos secretly swore that after Baymard was theirs, he would head to their carriage shop/automobile store and get himself the limited edition BMW he spotted in the catalog.
That car was so sleek it made him have sleepless nights just to get it.
He now felt disgust for ordinary carriages, wanting to drive that bad boy as fast as he could.
What man doesn't like Transportation vehicles?
Be it horses, carriages, you name it! Most men fancher such things.
'Damn, Baymardians! If they hadn't stolen our technology, maybe I would be driving my very own BMW by now while in Morgany.'
Rayos inwardly cursed.
It was times like these that gave him more motivation and energy to get the job done.
Victory shall be theirs!
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Ratos and many others were very confident in their victory, especially with the Holy Core in their possession.
And just like them, Adonis was also overly confident in its victory against Baymard with the Holy Feather in its possession.
Morgany was right to be suspicious of Adonis during the time they were searching for the Holy Core.
After leaving that mountain, Adonis arrived not too long after, thinking the Mirgs didn't know what they were looking for.
And would by you know it, they discovered the Holy Feather, thinking it was the treasure the Morgs wanted.
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Tsk.
It was amazing how they too became confident in not only taking on Morgany but also taking out Baymard.
Baymard was their first target because quite frankly, it has been too nosy in their operations for several years now.
From the continent of Romain to the continents of Zohl and Pyno, Baymard has always stopped them from colonizing empires in these places.
What they didn't know yet was that Baymard had now pointed its nosy nose at Omania, destroying their good deeds in the Soma empire
They thought they hated Morgany, but after dealing with Baymard time and time again, these Adonis people felt they should get rid of Baymard first before taking on Morhany.
Hey… at least Morhany has been their long-time enemy for tens, hundreds, and thousands of years.
They understood their old enemy's operations and even had a little respect for this one true enemy.
That being said, they felt it was an enemy they could deal with later.
Meanwhile, Baymard to them seemed like a disgusting fly on the wall that needed to be squashed.
It kept singing and flying around their ears, making them irritated.
Again, from all they gathered, they knew Baymard was such a tiny empire that lacked muscle power, but was very brain-smart.
It built fast ships that could transport knights and warriors to the battlefield fast, which was why it won against them.
That's right.
They didn't think Baymard had any high-tech weapons.
They probably took advantage of their speed of travel, making various trips back and forth to stop the wars Adonis set off.
Many reported they heard loud, cracking noises during the day of war.
That's easy to understand.
It seems these Baymardians had Infinite supplies of Black powder.
Analyzing everything for themselves, they still felt they could take Baymard on now that they had the Holy Feather on their sides.
They didn't believe black powder would stand a chance against a shield sanctified and dipped into the golden pole containing the Feather.
Just like that, both Adonis and Abian had plans to set out for Baymard around the same time.
A war was coming, Unbeknownst to Baymard that was at the heart of it all!
