Sahell Lines

The Sahell Lines were a series of border gory lines created in the western Sahel and Sahara. It gained the name "Sahell" as a combination of sahel and hell, primarily due to the sheer level of border gore. The confusing lines were made during one of the Scottish-Libyan border gore wars, which saw similar lines being made in other regions of the world. The Sahell Lines became infamous for being the worst case of border gore ever seen. The lines began in 95AD, when Libya attempted to rush across the Sahara to reach the Atlantic Ocean. Scotland attempted to cut off Libya, which Libya responded to by trying to do the same. This pattern continued across the western Sahel, with Scotland managing to finally prevent any new lines from being made by blocking Libya off completely from going south. The lines stayed for another few years until a treaty between the two nations signed a treaty to evenly divide the lands. The Sahell Lines would be remembered as the single worst border gore ever to exist on the map.