Union - í Cámai War

The Union - Í Cámai war was a conflict that took place during the fourth century AS between the Warren Union and the Í Cámai nation, fought over the excecutions of July, 357.
== The July Incident ==
By late June of the year 357, the Warren Union had been seeing great success in its expansion into the south. Papers were flooded with stories of rapidly amassed riches, and many Bnuy who thought themselves left behind looked to their western border instead for a second chance. As these explorers streamed into the rainforest seeking to reap riches of similar scale to their plain-going counterparts, they burned down large swathes of foliage for bases of operation and various plantations. Enraged by desecration of such magnitude, the Í Cámai sent out their forces to capture and execute those who were, from their point of view, heretical criminals who blatantly disregarded the sacred forest. They were correct in this regard indeed, as multiple accounts tell stories of Bnuy who, despite the warnings from locals, continued to deforest the area for their own gains.
== Union Declaration of War ==
Upon recieving news of the sudden raids, Queen Eni of the Warren Union dispatched envoys demanding compensation, only to be promptly refused on the grounds that the crimes were commited on Í Cámai's sacred lands. In response, the Union Orgy - a collective assembly of Eni and her Concubines - declared war on the Í Cámai Nation. Propaganda regarding the so called savages spread, increasing enlistment among young Bnuy at exponential rates. By the spring of 357, a large expeditionary force had gathered on the western border.
== Tactics and Outcome ==
For the invading Bnuy army, the Í Cámai were primitive beyond belief. Their primary method of warfare was hand to hand combat via a martial art known as Í Cuul Í Páitur, which used their long limbs to an advantage. While the art itself was startlingly effective in melee, Í Cámai troops charging the Bnuy positions often found themselves swiftly suppressed by Union firepower, and the crude stone weapons that were later employed did little to turn the tide.
To make matters worse, Union high command had finalized development on a new variant of large golems, meant to serve as fortified camps or forward bases of operation in the battlefield. Its elevated platform put Bnuy troops several stories above advancing Í Cámai soldiers, rendering Union forces nearly invulnerable.
Within a week of leisurely plowing through Í Cámai's defenders, the Union Army reached its capital - enter text here.
== Aftermath ==
Losing the conflict cost the Í Cámai dearly, as Í Carh Muńé - the dictatorial leader of the nation - was made to sign a treaty that banned the nation from attacking Union Citizens under any circumstances. In return, the triumphant Bnuy would return to the mainland and relinquish all territory gained in the war. 
It was only after several decades, under a new, theocratic regime that the Í Cámai would amass enough military power to demand an alteration to the treaty, one that would allow the prosecution of Bnuy who willingly harmed the sacred forest of Í Anárh.