An absence of reliable reports

Va.II.18
It seems that the following period in the Great War was undocumented, or at least so sparsely documented that none have survived the ravages of time, swallowed up into the void that is forgotten history.

I feel disheartened at the distinct lack of valid manuscript from this period of our past, as it was indeed a very crucial moment.

From what we have remembered in oral tradition and the official timeline, this was the period in which our great leader, Lord Regent Caenar, discovered the enemy to be the Raevan nation; full of warmongering, vicious men and dim-witted, slavish females. Of course this was all rumour, though officially it is true.

Lord Regent Caenar gathered the armies and, with a legitimate reason for doing so, called upon the levies also. With the kingdom protected so fully, he felt justified in sending parties across the massive journey to demand answers from the Raevan government.

Not a soul returned.

- Pyrelle