War has been declared. She tried to circumvent it. They didn’t listen. Of course they didn’t listen. Even now, she can hear the clink of metal on metal as the warriors arm themselves for battle. And now? Now one of them must fall. The inevitability creeps over her, taking her breath, suffocating her. There must be a way to prevent it. Or, if not prevent, then a way to change the outcome. How does one change the course of time? There has to be a way for both to live. There just has to.

War has been declared. She tried to circumvent it. They didn’t listen. Of course they didn’t listen. Even now, she can hear the clink of metal on metal as the warriors arm themselves for battle. And now? Now one of them must fall. The inevitability creeps over her, taking her breath, suffocating her. There must be a way to prevent it. Or, if not prevent, then a way to change the outcome. How does one change the course of time? There has to be a way for both to live. There just has to.

War has been declared. She tried to circumvent it. They didn’t listen. Of course they didn’t listen. Even now, she can hear the clink of metal on metal as the warriors arm themselves for battle. And now? Now one of them must fall. The inevitability creeps over her, taking her breath, suffocating her. There must be a way to prevent it. Or, if not prevent, then a way to change the outcome. How does one change the course of time? There has to be a way for both to live. There just has to.

War has been declared. She tried to circumvent it. They didn’t listen. Of course they didn’t listen. Even now, she can hear the clink of metal on metal as the warriors arm themselves for battle. And now? Now one of them must fall. The inevitability creeps over her, taking her breath, suffocating her. There must be a way to prevent it. Or, if not prevent, then a way to change the outcome. How does one change the course of time? There has to be a way for both to live. There just has to.

War has been declared. She tried to circumvent it. They didn’t listen. Of course they didn’t listen. Even now, she can hear the clink of metal on metal as the warriors arm themselves for battle. And now? Now one of them must fall. The inevitability creeps over her, taking her breath, suffocating her. There must be a way to prevent it. Or, if not prevent, then a way to change the outcome. How does one change the course of time? There has to be a way for both to live. There just has to.

War has been declared. She tried to circumvent it. They didn’t listen. Of course they didn’t listen. Even now, she can hear the clink of metal on metal as the warriors arm themselves for battle. And now? Now one of them must fall. The inevitability creeps over her, taking her breath, suffocating her. There must be a way to prevent it. Or, if not prevent, then a way to change the outcome. How does one change the course of time? There has to be a way for both to live. There just has to.

War has been declared. She tried to circumvent it. They didn’t listen. Of course they didn’t listen. Even now, she can hear the clink of metal on metal as the warriors arm themselves for battle. And now? Now one of them must fall. The inevitability creeps over her, taking her breath, suffocating her. There must be a way to prevent it. Or, if not prevent, then a way to change the outcome. How does one change the course of time? There has to be a way for both to live. There just has to.

War has been declared. She tried to circumvent it. They didn’t listen. Of course they didn’t listen. Even now, she can hear the clink of metal on metal as the warriors arm themselves for battle. And now? Now one of them must fall. The inevitability creeps over her, taking her breath, suffocating her. There must be a way to prevent it. Or, if not prevent, then a way to change the outcome. How does one change the course of time? There has to be a way for both to live. There just has to.

War has been declared. She tried to circumvent it. They didn’t listen. Of course they didn’t listen. Even now, she can hear the clink of metal on metal as the warriors arm themselves for battle. And now? Now one of them must fall. The inevitability creeps over her, taking her breath, suffocating her. There must be a way to prevent it. Or, if not prevent, then a way to change the outcome. How does one change the course of time? There has to be a way for both to live. There just has to.

War has been declared. She tried to circumvent it. They didn’t listen. Of course they didn’t listen. Even now, she can hear the clink of metal on metal as the warriors arm themselves for battle. And now? Now one of them must fall. The inevitability creeps over her, taking her breath, suffocating her. There must be a way to prevent it. Or, if not prevent, then a way to change the outcome. How does one change the course of time? There has to be a way for both to live. There just has to.

War has been declared. She tried to circumvent it. They didn’t listen. Of course they didn’t listen. Even now, she can hear the clink of metal on metal as the warriors arm themselves for battle. And now? Now one of them must fall. The inevitability creeps over her, taking her breath, suffocating her. There must be a way to prevent it. Or, if not prevent, then a way to change the outcome. How does one change the course of time? There has to be a way for both to live. There just has to.

War has been declared. She tried to circumvent it. They didn’t listen. Of course they didn’t listen. Even now, she can hear the clink of metal on metal as the warriors arm themselves for battle. And now? Now one of them must fall. The inevitability creeps over her, taking her breath, suffocating her. There must be a way to prevent it. Or, if not prevent, then a way to change the outcome. How does one change the course of time? There has to be a way for both to live. There just has to.

War has been declared. She tried to circumvent it. They didn’t listen. Of course they didn’t listen. Even now, she can hear the clink of metal on metal as the warriors arm themselves for battle. And now? Now one of them must fall. The inevitability creeps over her, taking her breath, suffocating her. There must be a way to prevent it. Or, if not prevent, then a way to change the outcome. How does one change the course of time? There has to be a way for both to live. There just has to.

War has been declared. She tried to circumvent it. They didn’t listen. Of course they didn’t listen. Even now, she can hear the clink of metal on metal as the warriors arm themselves for battle. And now? Now one of them must fall. The inevitability creeps over her, taking her breath, suffocating her. There must be a way to prevent it. Or, if not prevent, then a way to change the outcome. How does one change the course of time? There has to be a way for both to live. There just has to.

War has been declared. She tried to circumvent it. They didn’t listen. Of course they didn’t listen. Even now, she can hear the clink of metal on metal as the warriors arm themselves for battle. And now? Now one of them must fall. The inevitability creeps over her, taking her breath, suffocating her. There must be a way to prevent it. Or, if not prevent, then a way to change the outcome. How does one change the course of time? There has to be a way for both to live. There just has to.

War has been declared. She tried to circumvent it. They didn’t listen. Of course they didn’t listen. Even now, she can hear the clink of metal on metal as the warriors arm themselves for battle. And now? Now one of them must fall. The inevitability creeps over her, taking her breath, suffocating her. There must be a way to prevent it. Or, if not prevent, then a way to change the outcome. How does one change the course of time? There has to be a way for both to live. There just has to.

War has been declared. She tried to circumvent it. They didn’t listen. Of course they didn’t listen. Even now, she can hear the clink of metal on metal as the warriors arm themselves for battle. And now? Now one of them must fall. The inevitability creeps over her, taking her breath, suffocating her. There must be a way to prevent it. Or, if not prevent, then a way to change the outcome. How does one change the course of time? There has to be a way for both to live. There just has to.

War has been declared. She tried to circumvent it. They didn’t listen. Of course they didn’t listen. Even now, she can hear the clink of metal on metal as the warriors arm themselves for battle. And now? Now one of them must fall. The inevitability creeps over her, taking her breath, suffocating her. There must be a way to prevent it. Or, if not prevent, then a way to change the outcome. How does one change the course of time? There has to be a way for both to live. There just has to.

War has been declared. She tried to circumvent it. They didn’t listen. Of course they didn’t listen. Even now, she can hear the clink of metal on metal as the warriors arm themselves for battle. And now? Now one of them must fall. The inevitability creeps over her, taking her breath, suffocating her. There must be a way to prevent it. Or, if not prevent, then a way to change the outcome. How does one change the course of time? There has to be a way for both to live. There just has to.

War has been declared. She tried to circumvent it. They didn’t listen. Of course they didn’t listen. Even now, she can hear the clink of metal on metal as the warriors arm themselves for battle. And now? Now one of them must fall. The inevitability creeps over her, taking her breath, suffocating her. There must be a way to prevent it. Or, if not prevent, then a way to change the outcome. How does one change the course of time? There has to be a way for both to live. There just has to.

War has been declared. She tried to circumvent it. They didn’t listen. Of course they didn’t listen. Even now, she can hear the clink of metal on metal as the warriors arm themselves for battle. And now? Now one of them must fall. The inevitability creeps over her, taking her breath, suffocating her. There must be a way to prevent it. Or, if not prevent, then a way to change the outcome. How does one change the course of time? There has to be a way for both to live. There just has to.

War has been declared. She tried to circumvent it. They didn’t listen. Of course they didn’t listen. Even now, she can hear the clink of metal on metal as the warriors arm themselves for battle. And now? Now one of them must fall. The inevitability creeps over her, taking her breath, suffocating her. There must be a way to prevent it. Or, if not prevent, then a way to change the outcome. How does one change the course of time? There has to be a way for both to live. There just has to.

War has been declared. She tried to circumvent it. They didn’t listen. Of course they didn’t listen. Even now, she can hear the clink of metal on metal as the warriors arm themselves for battle. And now? Now one of them must fall. The inevitability creeps over her, taking her breath, suffocating her. There must be a way to prevent it. Or, if not prevent, then a way to change the outcome. How does one change the course of time? There has to be a way for both to live. There just has to.

War has been declared. She tried to circumvent it. They didn’t listen. Of course they didn’t listen. Even now, she can hear the clink of metal on metal as the warriors arm themselves for battle. And now? Now one of them must fall. The inevitability creeps over her, taking her breath, suffocating her. There must be a way to prevent it. Or, if not prevent, then a way to change the outcome. How does one change the course of time? There has to be a way for both to live. There just has to.

War has been declared. She tried to circumvent it. They didn’t listen. Of course they didn’t listen. Even now, she can hear the clink of metal on metal as the warriors arm themselves for battle. And now? Now one of them must fall. The inevitability creeps over her, taking her breath, suffocating her. There must be a way to prevent it. Or, if not prevent, then a way to change the outcome. How does one change the course of time? There has to be a way for both to live. There just has to.

War has been declared. She tried to circumvent it. They didn’t listen. Of course they didn’t listen. Even now, she can hear the clink of metal on metal as the warriors arm themselves for battle. And now? Now one of them must fall. The inevitability creeps over her, taking her breath, suffocating her. There must be a way to prevent it. Or, if not prevent, then a way to change the outcome. How does one change the course of time? There has to be a way for both to live. There just has to.

There were two kings, Aaron, the King of Light and Arthur, the King of Darkness who were trained in war tactics by Abner, the great Saint of their time. They continued to achieve success in defeating their enemies and winning the battle every time. In one such time of rivalry, they both fought valiantly with their armies in a war against their enemy kingdom, the Kingdom of Fotis. Everyone agreed to a truce to give rest to the army troops owing to their fierce battle which prolonged for days

There were two kings, Aaron, the King of Light and Arthur, the King of Darkness who were trained in war tactics by Abner, the great Saint of their time. They continued to achieve success in defeating their enemies and winning the battle every time. In one such time of rivalry, they both fought valiantly with their armies in a war against their enemy kingdom, the Kingdom of Fotis. Everyone agreed to a truce to give rest to the army troops owing to their fierce battle which prolonged for days