Nekrovalley Liberation War

The Nekrovalley Liberation War was a war that began after the Kleos Empire stumbled upon the Nekrovalley Temple. 
== History ==
One night, Egypt and his troops stumbled upon the Nekrovalley Temple, and saw that there were numerous priceless artifacts inside of the temple that could further the Kleos Empire's purposes. Egypt then ordered his troops to kill the guards and ransack the temple until it was completely devoid of its treasures. After countless ransackings of the treasures within the temple, the people of Nekrovalley began to grow restless as their history was being stolen from them nightly. In addition, their King, King Tarrok, a Kleos Empire appeaser, was secretly infected by a strain of Xiska's Dark Shard, which caused his personality to slowly change. Realizing that he was slowly losing his sanity, King Tarrok launched an investigation and began a contingency plan to inform the people of Nekrovalley that he had been poisoned and that Nekrovalley was going to be danger. Government officials who attempted to change the status quo and do something about the nightly ransackings began to disappear. Eventually, Nekrovalley was completely under the control of the Kleos Empire, and numerous citizens who spoke out against the situation either began to disappear or were enslaved. King Tarrok was able to resist the strain of the Dark Shard, and right about as he was going to ask other nations for help, he was assassinated by an unknown assailant of the Kleos Empire. The assassination of Tarrok, and the arrival of a curious student of Master Asia, Sun Gokan, would help to begin an uprising. After Sun Gokan convinced a man named Alios vas Setos (known as Set), to launch an investigation using his Night Warrior spies, it was later revealed that the government of Nekrovalley was being manipulated by Kleos Empire agents. At the Battle of Shakal, a powerful general named Mot as well as Egypt were both defeated by an enraged Sun Gokan, with Mot succumbing to his injuries and dying after Egypt neglected his cries for help. Afterwards, King Tarrok was buried at the Nekrovalley Temple, and most of the treasures from the temple were recovered. In the present day, however, it is revealed that King Tarrok's body was possessed by Mot's spirit in the Nekrovalley Temple.