K99's fighters pick on WLB

It was a dreary morning in Westeros in the lands of Kingdom 99 where amazing fighters resided. The sky was dark and cloudly, awaiting a rain to begin and flood its fields, as the event of KvK was around the corner, wanting to begin. The battlefield stretched out as far as the eye could see, in this event, everything was at risk of being attacked by the enemy, no place was safe on the map, it was an all out war. One could see the Kingdom was wore down by remnants of smaller skirmishes that happened in the past. On one side, inside K99, stood the alliance of BaN, more so a group of their fighters, that in this KvK were led by the dynamic duo, Kayanide and GodofDeath. They were ready to fight and give it their all, and behind them, troops which were battle-hardened and ready. The air was thick with tension awaiting their opponents for this no-death KvK, where all of the dead troops would be revived and thus raising the chance of a thrilling fight.

Across the field on K46 stood WLB, with many of their fighters and friends from other alliances, ready to partake into the fight. They were an old alliance with a name that carried weight due to their prowess in developing fighters, even though they were leaving them with the first chance they got. Thus it wasn’t just their strength that gave them their reputation, but their history of raising brilliant figheters. They had stood the test of time, having rebuilt every time and yet, they still had warriors who had seen more bloodshed than most, and skilled enough to compete at the highest of levels. Among them was Dreadly, a bowman fighter whose skill with the bow had made him a legend in his own right, he was a really well-known trap account. His archers were sharp-eyed and steady, ready to rain down death from a distance.

This battle wasn’t just for testing their prowess in a fight against a strong group of fighters like BaN, it was for winning the event.

Kayanide and GodofDeath weren’t just a duo of regular fighters from BaN. They had a bond that made them nearly invincible, they had fought side by side for years, knowing each other's strengths and weaknesses to perfection. Every time they fought side by side, it was like they could read each other’s minds. The strategy was simple: take down WLB’s best warriors, break their spirit, and the rest would fall easil.

WLB wasn’t about to roll over, at the sight of their opposition nor their attempts to make them falter, as their spirit was indomitable. Dreadly had set his gear up perfectly, in order to counter any attack that Kayanide or GodofDeath would attempt on him. He was going to use his troops to the best of his abilities. The plan was to force BaN into attacking him, only then the arrows would do the talking for WLB. In the past against other opponents, that plan had worked wonders, he believed that it would do so again even when faced against stronger foes.

But Kayanide and GodofDeath knew better than to walk into an obvious trap, they were met with this strategy on multiple occasions, and they were very aware of it, they have a lot of combat experience against bowmen fighters. Instead of going in one by one and hoping for the best, falling prey to the tactics of the enemy, they flanked them. Kayanide was attacking from down below, GodofDeath from the top, they synchronized a dual attack.

The first wave of attacks came, cutting through the air like deadly whispers towards the incoming forces, but they seemed to not waver in the slightest. GodofDeath's troops, being infantry, raised their shields, blocking a lot of the damage and taking cover. However it wasn't enough to stop the damage, thus they chose to do the same as Kayanide's troops and race for the enemy. They were moving too fast for them to get hit, dealing a lot of damage to Dreadly in return. Every strike they made weakened WLB’s resolution, as they began seeing the difference in strength.

Dreadly could feel the shift and pressure pilling up, he was running out of troops, although they would come back, it was still hurtful for the goal of the event: they couldn't win if they gave this many points away. WLB was starting to crumble, beginning with their motivation.

Now BaN were controlling the flow of the fight, not letting a moment slip, they moved on from fighter to fighter, zeroing them and gaining more points. WLB’s fighters were getting nervous and anxious, hoping for a miracle to save them or anything that could turn it around, but it was not coming.

Then suddenly, a voice was heard: “Hold your ground!” Azk, a fighter of WTF and a product of WLB's past, yelled at them. His voice was firm, reassuring WLB that he would carry them not to victory, but out of the fight alive.

And then, it happened, a clash between them had started, Azk was waiting for a perfect opportunity to strike at the opposition. Kayanide and GodofDeath stormed the rest of the WLB fighters, killing off most of them, but leaving their castles vulnerable for brief seconds, and that is what Azk wanted.

He had readied himself to attack right when Kayanide was sending out his attacking march. The clash was brutal for Kayanide. AZK was fast, far more agile than one would expect him to be, he didn't leave a chance for Kayanide to recall or anyone to react, he had taken him out of the KvK and this meant the salvation for WLB.

With Kayanide but also Dreadly down, the fight was finished, for both BaN and WLB. The clash had come to a victory for BaN but the WLB fighters left the event still with their troops intact and full of life, having gathered a lot of information about fighting which they will make use of in the future events that are bound to come their way.

“It’s done,” said a saddened GodofDeath, looking at the hurt Kayanide. Although the fight had a brutal outcome, for them, this was just another step in their rise to power.

Westeros wouldn’t forget this battle anytime soon, they thought, as it was a very fierce and intense one, that would provide an incredible learning experience, one which they will make good use of in the next KvK, one in which, they will not receive their troops back the following day, increasing the risk of their adventure. Both alliances and Kingdoms will be ready for it.