The Battle of Charles I

A tension-filled situation between Gustavo and Kings Charles I and Duno de Catre unleashes a series of turbulent events, culminating in significant battles. The strategies of war, cunning plans, and the harsh reality of conflict shape the backdrop of the confrontation.

Gustavo, drawing upon his military expertise, devises intricate strategies to defend his community against the impending threat posed by the Kings. The battleground becomes a chessboard where each move is carefully calculated, and alliances are forged and broken in the pursuit of victory.

Charles I and Duno de Catre, equally skilled tacticians, lead their forces with charisma and determination. The clash of ideologies and territorial ambitions fuels the intensity of the conflict, turning the battlefield into a theater of both strategic brilliance and heartbreaking losses.

As the battles unfold, the communities witness the harsh realities of war—sacrifices, casualties, and the indomitable will to survive. The once-stable alliances shift, and unexpected alliances emerge, adding layers of complexity to the ever-evolving narrative.

The confrontation not only tests the physical endurance of the communities but also challenges their moral compass. Gustavo, Charles I, and Duno de Catre must navigate the blurred lines between right and wrong as they make decisions that will shape the fate of their people.

In the aftermath of the significant battles, scars are left on the landscape, both literal and metaphorical. The conflict between Gustavo and the Kings becomes a chapter in the ongoing saga of the communities, marking a turning point that will resonate in the histories of those involved for generations to come.

## The Battle of Charles I

### Combatants

Duno de Catre
Charles I
Emperor Gustaf I

### The Beggining

After two years of leadership, Gustavo's community flourished and gained prominence. In this scenario, an unusual invitation arrived: a letter from a self-proclaimed Kingdom community, inviting Gustavo to a party. Intrigued, Gustavo accepted the invitation, eager to learn more about this new community.

At the party, Gustavo was introduced to King Charles I, a charismatic and imposing figure, although physically considerably robust. However, his presence seemed to attract attention, especially among the women. Charles invited Gustavo to a private room, where the atmosphere became more tense.

In the private meeting, Charles made a surprising request: that Gustavo swear loyalty as a vassal to his kingdom and share the DMT technology. Gustavo, true to the principles of his community, firmly refused the request. Charles, while displaying a certain disappointment, did not seem to take the refusal personally.

The experience served as a moment of learning for Gustavo. He realized the importance of maintaining a strong stance as a leader and exercising authority over his decisions, especially in the face of external pressures. The encounter with King Charles I marked a shift in Gustavo's approach to his leadership, making him more serious and aware of the responsibilities that fell upon his shoulders.

This episode not only strengthened Gustavo's determination to protect his community but also highlighted the challenges and complexities that arise when different communities interact. The leader learned that, to ensure the safety and well-being of his people, it is necessary to maintain integrity and independence in the face of external temptations and threats.

### Battles

#### Battle of Cabo de Dome

A Battle of Cabo de Dome stands out as a defining experience for Gustavo, marking his first defeat. The battle at a creek results in drownings and significant casualties, challenging Gustavo's ability to maneuver his army in difficult terrain.

#### The Battle of Mana Duna

The Battle of Mana Duna reveals Gustavo's ability to recover, securing victory despite losses. His tactical strategy and efficient leadership prove crucial in overcoming adversity.

#### The Battle of Ares Tropeço

The Battle of Ares Tropeço becomes the most renowned, highlighting Gustavo's mastery in the use of Three-Dimensional Movement Devices. His army conducts coordinated aerial attacks, causing carnage and demonstrating the brutal effectiveness of Gustavo's innovative tactics.

#### Massacre of Interior de Mafra and Concequenses

The Massacre of Interior de Mafra occurred four days after the Battle of Ares Tropeço, where Gustavo had defeated the enemy troops using DMT and homemade bombs. King Charles I's kingdom was unprepared for the attack, as they expected Gustavo to take another week to recover from the previous battles. Gustavo employed his brilliant military strategy, flanking Charles I's troops and launching aerial attacks with the same homemade bombs, causing significant damage and panic.

Gustavo divided his army into three groups: one group defended his community, another infiltrated King Charles I's kingdom by night, and the third group used DMT to launch aerial attacks. The infiltrated group sabotaged the enemy kingdom's defenses and supplies, cutting off communications, cables, and fuels. The aerial group dropped homemade bombs and Molotov cocktails on the enemy troops, houses, and depots, causing explosions, fires, and smoke. The aerial group also used DMT to engage enemy soldiers attempting to react, using swords, knives, and firearms.

King Charles I's kingdom descended into chaos and despair, unsure of where the attack was coming from and how to defend itself. Many soldiers and civilians were killed by bombs, fire, or aerial attacks. Some tried to flee but were pursued and shot down by the aerial group. Others attempted to surrender but were either ignored or executed by the infiltrated group. King Charles I tried to escape his palace but was captured and beheaded by Gustavo, who found him in the midst of the confusion. Gustavo raised the head of King Charles I as a trophy and ordered his soldiers to loot and destroy what remained of the enemy kingdom.