Timing - K132

Nothing hinted at what was about to happen. Everything had been quiet during the day, both in real life and in-game, but that evening something very interesting was about to happen.

Lory, one evening like any other, started searching the servers for accounts without a bubble. What usually happened was to find castles without troops, castles under attack by other hunters, castles impossible to defeat, castles with millions and millions of T1 troops. What were the chances of finding something truly interesting? Not many, and Lory knew it. But as always, she never stopped, and she would never give up. After searching all the servers she had saved as interesting and finding nothing, she started searching for random numbers. That's how she saw K132.

It was one of the OBV servers, perhaps one of the biggest, the one with the strongest players, so it wasn't an easy server, far from it. It was truly dangerous and rarely had castles without a bubble. But not that evening. That evening at King's Landing, there was something special for Lory. A 1.8billion castle without a bubble.

Lory wasn't terribly tempted to commit suicide on a dangerous server like that, but out of curiosity, she decided to see what that castle had with a scout. It was in rebel gear; who knows what troops it had, Lory thought. It wasn't in the main alliance, but in a sister alliance, so perhaps it was an alt with lots of troops inside or a dormant account. All doubts were dispelled as the scout brought her the report.

Oh my god! 20 million troops, almost all spears, and many high-level ones! 3m T5s! 6m T4s! And so many more T5s unlocked. And the wall, oh my god, what was on the wall! Daena, Baelish.

But that was definitely not some harmless alt filler. It was a beast of an account! Lory froze in front of that report, it was splendid. Oh how she wanted to throw herself at that castle, a strong temptation but at the same time a great fear of ending up really badly. Seized by a feeling of agitation she hadn't felt in a long time, she immediately began asking her teammates for confirmation. However, she received no response. She was alone in her decision. While anxiously awaiting any kind of response, she began to prepare, and yes, this time a 75% buff was a must. She'd already had bad experiences with the Spears, and she knew well that weakness was no laughing matter. It was missing here, but that wall was equally impressive, not to mention the quantity and quality of the troops.

Yes, Lory was truly scared.

The dangers were many, and not just those of the battle, but also those of the server itself, very dangerous and full of whales. At least a dozen people on that server could have killed her. But first they had to notice her. That castle wasn't in the main alliance OBV, so only other alts or retired accounts could notice and warn them.

But time passed; Lory had never faced a target like that, she had only imagined it. Now she had to make up her mind and do it alone, as no response from her companions had yet arrived.

Lory took a breath and, with her troops ready, jumped. She carefully chose a landing spot; it had to be far enough away to avoid being seen, but not too far away to risk taking too long. One thing was certain: she would use a lot of speedups. Lory looked around; there were monsters everywhere. Her heart was racing and her eyes were wide; it was truly a gigantic target for her with so many T5s.

She had never encountered so many before.

She gritted her teeth, squinted, and sent her infantry at full speed toward that castle. Seconds passed and the icon didn't rise, and then suddenly, her power began to rapidly decrease. The little icon at the bottom appeared and... oh my god, where is her lifeline? Had she won? It seemed so, but she was still half dead.

But there was no time, I recalled the troops, and healing them had almost given her a heart attack. What an absurd expense! That attack had cost her a lot, but Lory didn't want to stop for any reason, she was there with a 75% buff that she wanted to use to the fullest. So she prepared the second attack, pouring in all the T4s she had and the remaining T5s. And there she went! Her heart was in her throat by now, she was almost out of breath. The soldiers arrived and another interminable battle began. And again Lory's power dropped dramatically... so much.

I can't do this, she thought, it's too much for me. Lory was really torn, this victory had also cost her dearly. Her T5s had been reduced by half. She couldn't stay there and send 500,000 T5s to that castle. So Lory quickly recalled her troops and jumped away to position herself in an isolated spot on the map and started to train troops.

It doesn't matter if he puts the bubble now.

I've already done enough, and I can be satisfied, but I need to at least get an army back first.

She thought. Once her army back in decent numbers, Lory immediately went to see if he was still unbubble. And he was! With the scout still around, she went to see if there were any troops left and if anyone had reinforced him. Well, there were still 7 million troops and no one had reinforced him.

Lory took courage, took a deep breath, and jumped to another point far from the castle and launched her third attack. Go! The troops, after a quick journey, engaged in another intense battle, but no lord.

Wow, this castle is difficult!

Now Lory's agitation had become pure frenzy. She jumped quickly and struck for the fourth and final time, and yes!!!! Finally, the lord captured!

Lory let out a deep sigh of relief. What an incredible battle. It reminded her of when she still didn't have a strong formation and it took her 7 or 8 attacks to finish off her opponent. Lory got her troops to safety and jumped away, finally rejoicing as she looked at the reports. What a struggle! That formation, despite not having active weakness, was very strong. Baelish couldn't cause her many problems, but Daena could. That commander was designed to fight infantry. Hector maxed out was always very strong. What a battle! Lory waited for her fervor to fade and, with a satisfaction mixed with exhaustion, almost as if she had faced a real physical battle, continued to look at her reports. She knew that battles like these weren't fought every day, but the feat she had just faced had given her a profound sense of pride and a great desire to improve. New battles would be faced in the future, but with a new self-awareness.

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