Destruction - Invading K250

I was living some strange days. Because I did not receive any new message in global chat, there were no open invasions, and no scouts were moving around the map. In the silence, people ask for peace, but as a hunter, I can’t accept every request for peace. I logged into the game and did my usual activities, and nothing changed; I took care of troops, events, farms, etc. The kingdom fell asleep.

That kind of calm was never comfortable. A still map does not mean balance; it means someone is always watching. And I knew that tranquility was not normal. For a long time, I felt someone was watching Kingdom 18, and I needed to stay there to protect the kingdom in case of an invasion. But everything changed when I had to deal with an old problem…

I had moved four farms to Kingdom 250. I chose that server because sometimes, after an invasion, I need to go somewhere to take resources, and many times, Kingdom 18 costs two or three scrolls, which is a big problem. But since my four accounts were transferred to Kingdom 250, I have not had a single day of peace. All of my resource gatherings were being attacked, and the rebel leaders were being stolen. I sent a message in global chat, warning that something bad would happen to them if they did not stop. They laughed at me and did not believe what I was promising. That was when I decided that I would prepare for an invasion. I spent a few days training new troops and waiting for the perfect opportunity, and it came.

I had just woken up and noticed that I had four messages on Discord. Panda, who also had two farms in that kingdom, informed me that she found two unprotected targets.

I did not have any kind of information. I did not know what type of troops were inside the castle, and I did not even know the wall formation, but all I wanted was revenge. I decided to invade that kingdom and launched the first attack, and the result was impressive. While my losses were less than sixty thousand, my target watched almost eight million of his troops be torn away, as if they were leaves being pulled from a tree. What impressed me the most was knowing that all the soldiers on that wall were T4 troops, and even so, I achieved enormous success, losing only a few T3 soldiers.

Panda warned me that both of them were online at that moment, so I needed to be fast. I healed my troops quickly, did not change my location, and launched another attack.

A second attack was enough to eliminate the remaining troops and also capture my target’s Lord. For a moment, I thought about sending a provocation in global chat, but I knew that I did not have time. I needed to attack the second target before he could activate the protection bubble. I did not change my location. I simply healed my troops as quickly as possible and launched the attack against the second target, Roland.

Attacking Roland had been my main objective from the beginning. He was responsible for attacking my farms and also my resource collections. Roland was also a member of the LWP council, so I knew that defeating him would send a message to everyone in that kingdom.

Attacking Roland was also very easy. When I saw my men returning to the camp, I noticed that almost all of them were intact. And when I analyzed the battle report, I realized that only two hundred fifty thousand were wounded and one hundred twenty thousand had been killed, all of them T3 troops, while I managed to eliminate seven million enemy soldiers, all of them T4 troops. That created a huge hole within Roland’s army and left him severely weakened, which will probably lead to his collapse from this point forward.

I sent the second attack to wipe out the remaining troops.

And before I could launch the third attack against that target, he activated the bubble on both of his castles. So the fourth attack brought that invasion to an end, and in total, I managed to eliminate more than twenty-five million soldiers, while I lost only T3 troops.

This was not the type of target that I would attack and feel proud of. Attacking targets that are much weaker than me often sounds like cowardice, but I needed to send a message to those two players. Attacking someone’s resource collections, especially when you do not know who they are, can be a fatal mistake, and it can often lead to the collapse of an entire alliance.

And even before I left that kingdom, I was able to read some side conversations in global chat. Players from that alliance were asking what was happening, and I simply replied, “Do not attack my farms anymore, or I will return, and this time to destroy the entire kingdom.”

A few hours later, I left that kingdom with a sense of duty completed, but from now on, I do not know what will happen. Will I become a target for that alliance, or will they respect me and stop touching my farms? I guess that I will find out soon.