Feud of the High Council

The nation of Noh’Garr in the year 276, alongside Enochria, embargoed Gromdarr and an attempt to stop the nation from conquering more peaceful lands. Noh’Garr and Gromdarr were constantly at each other’s backs with each and every thing the other did. Enochria grew tired of the conflict however. In the ninth month of year 276 Noh’Garr and Enochria’s embargoes on Gromdarr tightened reducing the food and water shipping and log and stone. Noh’Garr stopped supplying Gromdarr with Ziars and Enochria also stopped supplying the Gromdarrian military with Infused Hontoa.

In the fourth month of year 277 Noh’Garr stationed 10 000 soldiers in the southern city of Vafi whilst in retaliation Gromdarr positioned 10 000 in the northern city of Toa. Constant threats were thrown around the council room while Aridia and Enochria sat helpless. One month later Gromdarr began to move troops up to the border to set up a wall along the Noh’Garran border but Magistrate Itonoh II moved his troops up in a counter. There was a large standoff of troops, when suddenly an arrow flew out of the Gromdarrian lines and struck a Noh’Garran Bannerman.

Fighting broke out with both sides charging at each other with blood lust through the snowy plains. In the midst of the conflict after many casualties had been sustained on both sides three Enochrian flags appeared with Magistrate Jreth riding in with some banner men. Magistrate Jreth came to put an end to the conflict by forcing Elder Justin and Magistrate Itonoh II to talk. However before he could reach the Generals, Magistrate Jreth was struck in the face with an arrow from a soldier who thought the Enochrians were coming to fight for the Noh’Garrans (in reality he was a member of the Seraf’s Dawn planted to kill Sahka). Jreth fell off his horse and the battle came to sudden halt. Magistrate Itonoh II and Elder Justin were both in sudden shock and they began to ride over to their fallen friend. Magistrate Jreth was coughing up blood when they arrived and was only able to sputter out the words “Let my death… be not in vain…”

Elder Justin and Magistrate Itonoh II were in too much shock to speak and after a short while of mourning they began to return the body to Na’Maas. One week later there was a grand funeral in which all the leaders of Khaen-Maal attended, where the great Magistrate was laid to rest, in the Royal crypts under the palace. Magistrate Itonoh II and Elder Justin made peace amongst themselves and refocused their war efforts toward Saerodin. The two leaders combined the lands of Vafi and Toa as a bridge between their lands and symbol of friendship naming the new land Vaftoa.