SimbaKing does not consider himself a type of hunter who focuses on ranking and recognition or seeks simple victories. As many other hunters sought out weak kingdoms to attack and conquer, Simba looked for excitement by invading the strongest kingdoms inside the TFI and B0S alliances. He was known among all players as a patient, calculated hunter who goes after the toughest kingdoms and castles just because he likes the challenge of the fight.

While some hunters were rash and burned out quickly, Simba slowly made a name for himself through persistence and consistency. By observing patterns of movements and actions within alliances, he found the right time and place to invade kingdoms, which later put him in the Top 100 Merit Ranking List.

Throughout April, Simba organized many major invasions in the home kingdom of formidable alliances. Each and every invasion came with significant risks. There were always enemy whales with outstanding statistics hunting him down, alliances trying to blockade his castle, and zeroing him. Battle reports flying everywhere as soon as he set foot in the kingdom. But Simba never let fear get the best of him. To him, the game should have been all about enjoyment, creating fun memories by risking oneself.

While most people spent their time living in safety, Simba traveled through one kingdom to another and fought on fiery battlegrounds and fierce warzones. Simba was ruthless, strategic, and always made sure his attacks were over as quickly as they came. It did not take long before alliances started to recognize his name as an invader who could turn peaceful kingdoms into chaos.

In this story I will talk about some of his notable invasions across multiple kingdoms, particularly K228, the home kingdom of the SIG alliance.

K228

It was past 19 GMT when Simba was looking for targets that are worth invading and trying new strategies. Simba came across K228, the home kingdom of SIG and a near-maxed player, King Goran. King Goran is one of those players in-game who can solo almost anyone and capture their lord in a single hit. He has 3 lineups—one maxed infantry bleed lineup and near-maxed cavalry and spear lineups. Even a lordless attack from him could result in the loss of all troops of the victim.

After checking around for some time, Simba decided to jump and launch solo attacks from a distance to avoid tracking and, if worse, being blockaded by the enemy. To Simba's surprise, more accounts have dropped bubble, an opportunity that cannot be missed and has to be taken regarding the cost, effort, and danger lurking around.

The first victim was 19BEARS, who sat unbubbled and decided not to take action. Simba quickly launched solo attacks and began punishing the enemy. The first hit on the target dealt almost 300 million damage and yielded almost 13 million merit—a great start. In this report Simba lost not even a single troop, mainly due to his powerful female cav synergy empowered by Cassana, Senelle, Daenerys, and Cersei. Cassana's war soul awakening caused all female commanders to cast their active army skill one time at the start of the battle, which dealt tremendous damage to the enemy's defenses.

The 2nd hit on the target dealt more than 250 million damage and yielded more than 10 million merits. And once again Simba walked away without even losing a single troop.

After finishing the first target, Simba moved to the smaller ones, which yielded about 10m merits, which still added points to his favor.

Not long after the whale after, King Goran came online and tracked down Simba before putting a blockade on his castle. Since Simba was a zero castle, he had nothing to lose, but he had to be cautious and fast when hiding troops to avoid losing high-level soldiers.

King Goran was attacking with a near maxed spear weakness lineup further enhanced by Grey Worm. He is using Baelish with the hope of finding troops in Simba's castle along with the female commanders to redirect their attacks in their own troop lineups.

After losing fervor effect, Simba put up a bubble and decided to stay in K228 for time with the hope of finding something good again.

Not long after, The Old Gods decided to reward Simba again for his bravery. This time, two good targets with lots of troops and merits. After checking around, Simba decided to launch solo attacks. He initially wanted to rally, but it would put his companions and his troops in danger, and ultimately the target might get enough time to bubble up.

The solo hit dealt an impressive 394 million damage and almost captured the lord. The attack on the enemy castle yielded an impressive 23 million merits.

After finishing off the first target, Simba moved to the second target. Both the targets lacked synergy on the wall, which made his attacks a lot easier and less costly

Both of his targets were easy kills for him mainly due to his exceptionally strong synergy

Once again it was another successful hit with lots of merits, and it was an amazing hunt for him with over 70 million merits. Simba left K228 and went to other realms in search of merits and targets. But not long after, The Old Gods brought him back to K228 again, and this time with another good target with lots of troops.

The enemy lost almost 400m power in the exchange, and Simba's losses were almost negligible. Once again Simba got more than 20 million merits from a single target. Simba left K228 with great pride and success. His attacks changed the history of K228, and from then on, many lords began to bubble on time with the hope of not getting zeroed out. K228 was living peacefully again, but little did they know Simba would come again and reset another target.

After almost a week Simba returned to K228, as he received a scout report of another unbubbled with lots of T4s and was in rebel gear. Without hesitation Simba jumped and decided to see it for himself. After seeing the unbubble, Simba was astonished because he thought that the lord of K228 would maintain their bubble properly after the attacks they made, but they didn't. Once again Simba decided to punish them once and for all.

This time the hunt was even more dangerous, as King Goran was online almost all the time so that he could fend off any invader and punish them for invading SIG. Simba had to be extremely careful, as any act of recklessness would mean instant death. After checking around for a while and ensuring the lords of K228 were offline, Simba jumped to quickly launch solo attacks to finish off the targets as fast as possible. Simba wanted to kill the bigger one first and then the smaller ones, as the larger castle had almost enough troops to yield. 25 million merits.

The first attack dealt an impressive 380 million damage compared to his 6.5 million. The losses were almost negligible for him, and it yielded an impressive 18m merits. Without any further ado, Simba launched a second attack to finish off what was left and got 6m merits this time. An excellent hunt.

At the end Simba's campaign across K228 has sparked fear across all lords of Westeros. Those who didn't bubble began bubbling on time to avoid getting zeroed. It was a very good merit hunting adventure for him with over 100 million merits, allowing him to reach the top 20 of the merit ranking in a week.

K200

Simba's next adventure was in K200, the home kingdom of the WWW alliance. WWW is know for having strong players, which didn't bother Simba but the presence of one particular near-maxed cav player was a serious threat to Simba's troops

After receiving a scout report and ensuring that the whales were offline, Simba decided to jump and quickly finish off the target with solo attacks.

The solo attack dealt over 450 million damage and yielded almost 25 million merits. An excellent and decisive strike.

Simba decided not to hit the target anymore because it only had a few million t3s and t1s, and it was not worth taking the risk.

Simba invaded a few more realms in the upcoming week and made an astonishing 200 million+ merits.

This invasion trips shows that one with consistency, patience, determination can overcome any challenges and defy others despite the odds and challenges on the path