Editing Primordial Evolution Game/Hastun (section)

===Part 7: The end of the long peace===

As harmony grew between all the great allies of the shadow wars, the Hu'raan refugees became one with the Rii'dan over the decades and the sucessfull model of vertical sharing of the land with the Hastun quickly became the norm in the whole of their lands. The two nations grew into one and Rii'dan leaders naturally joined the Hastun great council over time. In this golden age, both parties had achieved their goals and lived off the entierity of the southern jungle and plains. The territory settled into shape bordered by the coasts south and the desert north. <br>
The general tone was of optimism and beatitude. And thus, when word of a war affecting the Hu-raan empire in the north came, the new nation did not care to endanger themselves into mattrs out of their concerns. <br>
In the mountains of the west, an old empire had rose from its ashes, eager for war and conquest. Nutera and Yakush two Gorrirog clans yet unheard of formed a coalition, and its fierce warriors swept through the desert pillaging the Hu-raan ancient cities. Even when the Hu'raan called them to arms, the clueless Hastun did not take heed of the danger.
The nuterans effectively cut the empire in half, leaving few cities in the south that had no way to regain the main land in the north.
Strong of their new victories, the aggressive nuterans eyed during the truce on the lush jungle and its hulking towers. Descending from the heights, they rushed on the western coast where no decent defence were established. <br>
[[Image:Caserns.png|thumb|left|Ralying symbol of the standing armies.]]
Luckily, the technological advances of the united nation were on match with the strength of the Nuterans. The old waring machine was awakened and the Hastun swiftly replied to the armored, shock-wielding hordes with air strikes, biological weaponry, powder and a bulwark of disposable thralls. After a short strife, a front was settled on the now occupied coasts. A race for strentgh fired on the frontier as both parties piled up soldiers and defences for the decade to come. 
Confined with this stalemate, both belligerents plotted for decisive measures. <br>

The amount of resources the Coalition were able to muster for each battle didn't add up. Intelligence Hastun sweeps of their land didn't account for all the materials they were able to gather for their troops and barricades. More in depth investigations were lead and revealed that the Coalition was recieving support from a yet unheard of third party. Sails of the Nad'lun traders were joinig the eastern coasts to deliver large amounts of material and food as well as weapons the Gorrrog did not have the craft for.
The Hastun swallowed their recently found pride and agreed to join forces with the remnants of the Huraan empire. On their side, the Nuterans expanded on the western islands for war resources and found a secretive tribe of Pussmals tat they quickly enslaved in their ranks allowing sweeping strikes from underground. 
Taking notice of their unevitable demise if they remained clawed between the Naturans and their old Suzumou rivals known as Zu-nul, the few remnants of southern cities of the empire rushed south to join the battle in the jungle. <br>
Decisive strikes were lead, now that the ranks of the allies of Hastun overpowred the invader by its sheer number. In the north, the Hu'raan had not drawn its last breath and kept the Naturans occupied, regaining small chunks of their lost land. The war was long winded as nearly 50 cycles swept through the sky but in the end the day was won for the people of the jungle now counting more Koburrog citizens. <br>
It was bitter victory that didn't leave much room for celebration as the Nuteran now occupied a massive chunk of land and would not be contempt with their defeat.