Gunpowder, Blood, And War.

MINOR INFORMATION
Gunpower, Blood, and War was a book written by Odin Arthful following the end of The Battle of Axony. 
An Excerpt from Gunpowder, Blood, and War. 
"After a full day of travel, the armies of The Kingdom of Donnington, The Norks, and The Cultist of Mira are even more thirsty for battle. Some men in the lines have unintentionally ran ahead of others, hoping to get the first shot off on the enemies.
The songs bellowed from the Wolf’s Den, The Norkish Army, we’re low and grueling. They spelled violence without even saying a word, basic humms and chants would sing into fellow soldier ears, until they to were singing.
The men of Donnington, magnificent, brave, and disciplined as they marched in perfect columns and rhythms. They almost seemed like one person, working together in union of their brothers... 
The raggedy and seemingly uncaring cultist from The Church of Mira seemed so out of place, but also in place at the same time... the contradiction remains true, as most of the Cultist showed appearance of work only for their twisted goddess, but they also hinted a show of shaking hands and licking lips. They too, were ready to shed some blood.
Finally, The Norks, although not as finely disciplined as Donnington or as thirsty as the Cultist, they had the will. It almost seems like a void filled their desires, never to be filled. Maybe that is why they are migrants in a foreign land, or maybe it’s a mix of both the adrenaline of fighting entire enemy armies and the gold that comes with it... just maybe... the gold is just pathway to a new beginning..
As the soldiers kept marching, the leaders follow close behind, protected by nearby bodyguards. They would talk about the upcoming event, the war to end all wars. All of them, keen to listen to the other, had strengths in their own respect. And for that, each of them respected each other in such ways.
As they grow close to the armies of The Yuraks, they tense up, and prepare themselves for a fight for their lives."
-Odin Afruthul 1612 A.T.F