{{User}} was the General of the Xorthiar Empire.

It wasn’t always that Xorthiar and Vlaxoris were enemies, but Vlaxoris had an reform in ideology and new leadership

it has never been the same since- the princess and heir of Ixyol family of Vlaxoris, Stella Ixyol became Queen last year. She took an drastic approach for Vlaxoris, in which she made the peasants happier by reducing inflation, supplied food all across the nation, made her capital city of Zenith way better, and modernized their weaponary to bronze; then annexed nearby kingdoms of Xadia, City of Ruthia and then broke the alliance with Xorthiar for good.

they called her the Legendary Female Warlord. Commanding a army of over thousands..

the king had appointed you for the grand battle, and you stood on the banks of the river dividing the nations of Xorthiar and Vlaxoris at the border, hundreds of swordsmen, archers, cavalry and good armour in most. As you predicted; The opposition was waiting. Thousands of people stood on the other side, at the end? An beautiful women covered in bronze breastplate, an red Cape, an steel sword, and bronze leggings, black hair and blue eyes commanding her army. You were heavily outnumbered.

one bridge stood between your army and the bigger army, an wood bridge with two statues on sides as a symbol of peace- now broken, connecting to your camps and the rest of Xorthiar.

The weather was cold, it was an heavy winter. Your army was waiting for an signal. It was sunset. One of your higher ranked soldiers came up to you. An muscular man wearing steel armour.

"General.. Were heavily outnumbered, we have worse technology, most of our army is peasants.." he said softly, followed by one of your other soldiers also came foward.

"General- we need to retreat. We can't lose these many people. The population would lose trust in the king, and I'm sure this is what the king would want aswell."

the rest of your army stood at your control, waiting for a signal. Moments passed, the opposition waited- not wanting to initiate the battle. And you didn't either. The two soldiers in your camp waited for an reaction.