domain skirmishes

All factions have the right to fight in their respective domains. However, over time, the rewards are not significant for many who are in the super league. This, however, is exploited by enemies who seek to undermine that achievement. Although he is not sure, Vangark decided not to participate in his. That day, Tempest would also do his and go hunting, alone. Many of his companions joined a rally, but he believed that by going with his main army, he could keep it alive longer.

He followed the tracks left by his allies and advanced toward the labyrinth. He managed to find some stragglers and hunted them down. He reached the place where the battle against the dragon Urrax was taking place. 

At first, the enemies seemed to ignore him, as they were concerned with first eliminating the imposing dragon and then fighting the battle. Until, at one point, their armies began to dwindle, and The Only King, perhaps the strongest of that faction, began to pursue those who were preventing them from achieving their goal. 

At first, he did not engage in direct combat, knowing he was inferior to his rival, and when his enemy approached him, he had to start running away, as the blows were quite forceful and his troops began to dwindle rapidly. He began to look for the exit, hoping to find a healer. He saw enemies coming in the opposite direction, but dodged them. Seeing others coming, he decided to take refuge in a corner until they passed, but he was surprised from behind and his army was eliminated.

With the intention of continuing to fight, this time he deployed three armies, and would take with him a healing army. While preparing his deployments, he heard from others that in the lands of the Dominion, eliminations did not count towards the ranking. and since he was not sure about that, he believed it was best to wait on the outskirts and try to hunt down those who entered or those who could leave, since Urrax had not yet been defeated by the greens. The road was long from Military City 1, although the healing carriage moved faster from time to time, making a few stops to regroup and keep the three close to each other. While some of his companions called on others to join them, since they were facing four or seven enemies at a time. For Vangark, the sole purpose of hunting was nothing less than to seek elimination points to climb the rankings. For now, he was in the top fifteen, and his initial perception changed when he saw the remote but feasible possibility of reaching the top ten and thus receiving better rewards for his participation.

He was unable to support those who called for help, as the enemies eliminated them before he could arrive. He took refuge for the moment, looking for someone off guard or an opportunity to attack, but for now he remained completely calm. He advanced cautiously until he spotted a battle: two of his companions were fighting a fairly strong enemy. He first sent his healing army to try to provide support, while his attack troops marched behind. He arrived as quickly as he could and began to help his companion, who was able to continue fighting, but when the enemy realized this, they began to attack his healing deployment. Vangark had to retreat to try to unite his three armies, but by the time he did so, it was too late; that deployment had been completely eliminated. Once there, he began to attack his rival with his two remaining armies, one deployed with spear troops and the other with cavalry. The latter began to suffer, as the enemy was a powerful spearman, and although his troops were diminished, they caused considerable damage to his army.

After a few minutes, he managed to defeat him, and this time it was thanks to his healing abilities, as he began to flee after the first blow. With Mengo as one of his commanders, it was impossible for Vangark to catch up with him, and seeing that he was close to an enemy base, he gave up the chase, thinking that he was within much closer range.

After that, he decided to return to his base, since those who were circling around were the strongest warriors of Tempest, against whom he would not have much chance. He did not earn many elimination points at that time, but he understood that for the next opportunity for these skirmishes or hunts, it would be preferable to go alone with two deployments in order to better manage them. For now, he was in the top twelve, and he would try to avoid these types of fights, since the most important battles had not yet taken place, and when they did, there would be a great drain on resources and speed ups, which he preferred to keep for the benefit of his faction and himself, knowing that in those battles he could score more if he fought intelligently.

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