Catch Me if You Can

On a cold autumn afternoon, Angelick was roaming the Kingdoms of Westeros in search of a target.

She already had a few places she always kept an eye on, waiting for the perfect opportunity, but nothing was unguarded.

So Angelick began to look for distant places and kingdoms.

Lo and behold, Angelick found an unguarded castle in the kingdom of K46.

It was NorthKirk, ruled by Arya and manned by rebels, it was rather hard to imagine what troops might be inside.

Whenever Angelick prepares to hunt, Amazona, her faithful squire, always goes ahead and scouts the target to see if it’s worth Angelick’s leap, but this time Angelick is alone, so she’ll have to go and do all the work, at her own risk.

Angelick leapt into the K46 kingdom, positioned herself in a concealed and distant spot, and sent her soldier to spy on NorthKirk.

After finding a quiet spot to analyse the report, Angelick saw that he would be an easy target, though she was a little disappointed that he had only 770k troops defending the castle.

As Angelick was already there, she launched her attack on NorthKirk.

After her army returned as usual, she jumped to another spot on the map and saw what had happened, Angelick suffered few casualties among her infantry soldiers and eliminated 26.16 million power from NorthKirk.

Not wanting to waste the trip, Angelick sent her best scouts across the kingdom and went in search of other castles.

She then found Dragonvibes2, another lord dressed as a rebel, so he might be a good target for her.

She positioned herself near Dragonvibes2 and launched another spy mission.

After the army returned, she saw that there weren’t many soldiers there to defend the castle either, but as she was already there, she had no choice but to attack.

Once again, with great caution, Angelick positioned herself fairly close and launched an attack against Dragonvibes2.

With swift movements, she retreated and moved again.

When she analysed her report, she saw that although Dragonvibes2 had a mix of troops and lords in their formation, she suffered slightly fewer casualties among her soldiers and eliminated 26.59 million of the enemy.

Not satisfied, Angelick continued her search.

Since she was there, she really wanted to find something more challenging.

And she went back to searching again from north to south, from east to west.

That was when she found Belficer; she sent a soldier to spy and went in search of a quiet place to analyse the situation.

Belficer also didn’t have a well-defined composition, and didn’t have many troops, but Angelick went anyway.

It would be another easy attack, but she couldn’t let it pass her by. If you're out in the rain, you're bound to get wet.

Another successful attack, taking out 37.36 million of Belficer’s power.

When Angelick captured Belficer and went to a hidden spot, suddenly an attack appeared against Angelick’s castle.

She didn’t have much time to think, nor much time to react with any strategic attempt at defence, so she simply waited for the attack.

When she saw the flashing warning sign about the attack, she realised it belonged to a large alliance called OBV, with nothing to be done, she waited.

A mixture of feelings and sensations flashed through her mind.

The fear of losing her lord, of losing her soldiers,even though she now had fewer of them, it would still be a great loss, and all of this went through her mind in a matter of seconds.

This hunter who had come to hunt her was called MoRgar, when his troops finally reached Angelick’s castle, he lost.

Angelick could hardly believe her eyes, and went to analyse the report.

MoRgar was an infantry knight, with 1.2 million ancients soldiers, whilst he eliminated 3.95 million in power of her, and he lost 61.84 million of power in Angelick’s valiant defence.

As she isn’t very experienced yet, she went to analyse how she had won.

MoRgar used a female/weakness synergy line-up, whilst Angelick used a bleeding synergy formation, which was her lucky break and what defined her strong defence.

I think MoRgar was a bit surprised by the result, he didn’t even want to wait long in Angelick’s dungeon before he’d already taken a poison potion to get out of there.

And Angelick held him off until the very last moment, until she could roam about again.

And as she’s a bit daring, she released the prisoners and went straight after him to find where MoRgar was hiding, and sat right next to him.

Angelick even felt more confident and was smiling for no reason after the scare she’d had. Today she proved her defence, won and smiled, but we won’t always be so lucky.

That is why caution and precise movements are essential for a successful hunt.

And even so, we can still expect the unexpected along the way, and warriors who can inflict a great deal of damage on you.

But that is not what will stop us from hunting.

Through trial and error, what matters is improving and taking risks.

Amidst losses and gains, today Angelick returns home happy and satisfied, not because of the victories of her attacks, which didn’t even earn her much credit, but she was beaming because MoRgar attacked her and she won, and the noble hunter who hoped to annihilate Angelick remained trapped in his dungeon until it was time for her to leave.