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== Before the Battle == | == Before the Battle == | ||
On November 16, 2018 a Wabanaki Citizen L4certa was followed by 5 Panamanian Citizens | On November 16, 2018 a Wabanaki Citizen L4certa along with CrispyChipotle privately declared war on Panama without the rest of their nation's consent. Later that day, L4certa was followed by 5 Panamanian Citizens after he crossed through the Panama canal. He would soon log off after being alerted by CrispyChipotle that he was being followed by the Panamanians. | ||
== The Siege == | == The Siege == | ||
CrispyChipotle would go to the town of Quito and | CrispyChipotle would go to the town of Quito and raid their crops and slaughter their livestock. LoganCreeper50 would soon follow up. Before LoganCreeper50 showed up, the Quito residents returned fire towards CrispyChipotle. Soon enough, many citizens of Quito would be killed by the Wabanaki citizens due to their inferior gear. As LoganCreeper50 crossed the Panama canal, he was followed by runnerboy72000 and _SmilySkeleton_. LoganCreeper50 tried to back up into the water to eat but his boat was stolen, so he swam away. He swam to Colombia and then shifted behind a tree, where would survive and go back to battle. CrispyChipotle's army then broke formation, and soon after, LoganCreeper50 was tracked down and killed by Panamanians. | ||
=== Fighting in mainland Panama. === | === Fighting in mainland Panama. === | ||
After the main attack was fought off by Panaman defenses | After the main attack was fought off by Panaman defenses, more Wabanakians headed towards Panama. They tried to pass through the canal but several Panamanians stood guard, who would eventually defend their nation successfully. | ||
== Conclusion == | == Conclusion == | ||
This ended the first Siege of Quito. The Panamanians had several casualties and the Wabanakis had 3 | This ended the first Siege of Quito. The Panamanians had several casualties and the Wabanakis had 3. After a heated discussion, the Treaty of Quito was signed, which assigned Wabanaki the job of paying Panama 10 apples for the price of the horse lost as well as peace between the two nations. | ||
Revision as of 03:14, 17 November 2018
Overview
The Siege of Quito was when the Wabanaki Soilders laid siege to the Panamanian town of Quito.
Before the Battle
On November 16, 2018 a Wabanaki Citizen L4certa along with CrispyChipotle privately declared war on Panama without the rest of their nation's consent. Later that day, L4certa was followed by 5 Panamanian Citizens after he crossed through the Panama canal. He would soon log off after being alerted by CrispyChipotle that he was being followed by the Panamanians.
The Siege
CrispyChipotle would go to the town of Quito and raid their crops and slaughter their livestock. LoganCreeper50 would soon follow up. Before LoganCreeper50 showed up, the Quito residents returned fire towards CrispyChipotle. Soon enough, many citizens of Quito would be killed by the Wabanaki citizens due to their inferior gear. As LoganCreeper50 crossed the Panama canal, he was followed by runnerboy72000 and _SmilySkeleton_. LoganCreeper50 tried to back up into the water to eat but his boat was stolen, so he swam away. He swam to Colombia and then shifted behind a tree, where would survive and go back to battle. CrispyChipotle's army then broke formation, and soon after, LoganCreeper50 was tracked down and killed by Panamanians.
Fighting in mainland Panama.
After the main attack was fought off by Panaman defenses, more Wabanakians headed towards Panama. They tried to pass through the canal but several Panamanians stood guard, who would eventually defend their nation successfully.
Conclusion
This ended the first Siege of Quito. The Panamanians had several casualties and the Wabanakis had 3. After a heated discussion, the Treaty of Quito was signed, which assigned Wabanaki the job of paying Panama 10 apples for the price of the horse lost as well as peace between the two nations.