Mediterranean Wars

## Other Events

The **Mediterranean Wars** were military conflicts between the rival cities of Atlantis, the Jewel of the Sea, and Enoch, the Beautiful Giant. For over twenty thousand years the two nations fought tirelessly, but the war ended unexpectedly when the cities and their inhabitants were destroyed by the Flood.

## Prelude

After the Ice Age, the archangels sent the Elohim to cover the Sentinels positions among humanity. Among them was Orion, the Silver Star. He guided the Atlanteans, the 3rd human race, to the Isle of Mu in the Atlantic Sea in 150,000 BC, founding the legendary city of Atlantis. Millennia later, Cain, the firstborn of Adam, founded Enoch, the Beautiful Giant, in the middle of the desert of Nod. In honor of his son, it served as the Fatherland of Men and as their capital.

Both cities would soon become expansionist nations, crossing paths with each other. In addition, they had different ideologies, as Atlanteans were sympathetic to angels while Men despised the winged ones. Eventually, in 38,000 BC, they openly went to war.

## Event

The Mediterranean Wars lasted for 26,500 years. During that time, neither city was able to invade the other, with their troops only arriving in other territories. During the war, Corinthia would watch over Enoch's ships in exchange for Atlantean goods and technology.

In 35,000 BC, one of the Atlantic ships, Baghti the Swan, was shot down by Enochian vessels while transporting two angels across the Interior Sea. Although the attack was not officially premeditated by Enoch, being carried out by the individual actions of the exiled archmage Kothar-wa-Khasis, the conflict had an impact on the Mediterranean Wars.

Months later, in the same year, counting on Orion's absence from the throne of Atlantis, the Enochians, led by King Irad, attacked the Egnias colony, as they discovered that it contained the Spear of Nod. To perform such a maneuver, one of Enoch's high priests invaded the Atlantean post located in orbit and sent a spell through the communication system that summoned figures to the physical plane, using them to sweep the city and defeat the enemy troops, leaving the way clear for Enochian soldiers.

However, Thera, the ruler of the Second City, fought valiantly, but, seeing that his colony was already lost, he decided to conjure across the river Oceanus three Ecaloths, which began to devour both Atlanteans and Enochians. Along with the conjuration spell, the Turquoise General sealed Egnias away, preventing it from being invaded for the next 37,000 years.

The invasion of the city took the Mediterranean Wars to an even bloodier level, which would victimize thousands of people until it met its end with the Flood, in 11,500 BC.

## Outcome

The war ended abruptly with the arrival of the Great Flood, resulting in the destruction of both cities and the extinction of the Atlanteans. Despite this, Noah, son of King Lamech of Enoch, managed to survive and managed to create more descendants. As they are descendants of the Enochians, Enoch can be said to have won the war.

## Participants

### Earth

#### Atlantis

* Atlanteans
	+ Thera (ruler of Egnias)
* Elohim
	+ Orion (king)
* Corinthia

#### Enoch

* Enochians
	+ Irad (king)