The War of Vengeance started with heated and close battles between the Secret Service and the Templars. Let us dive into some battles of this interesting and intense war.
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On August 27, 2024, the Secret Service declared an official state of war against the Templars. After the post, the Service immediately scheduled invasions against TCP. Ultimately, they were successful in all of them so far. The post by the Service states that the Templars have been targeting only small armies. Moreover, have gained many insults connected to them. Also, they mentioned that the operation against SS a few months ago – highlighted by the Invasion of Migrator – only two days after the army opened was unfair.
After many hours, the Knights responded. The post mostly includes responses to different things introduced by the Service and, making sure they will hold their swords and, find freedom ending the nation of the Agents.
Battle One – Secret Service Invasion Of Migrator
The war opened its doors with the invasion of Migrator. The Service was doing well as they had a big size of 22+. The Templars were one troop off 20, but they started to decrease reaching 16, leaving the Service with 25 on. Also, TCP had struggled to do formation for almost the whole battle, despite The Service’s usage of big word bubbles, they got the win with 1 room being a tie.
The War Begins
Battle Two – Secret Service Invasion Of Blizzard
The second battle of the war saw sizes of 25-22 (25 Being in favor of SS). Both armies started shaping their forms, but the Service had a cleaner one as the Templars’ form was bunched and had gaps. This pattern repeated itself across all rooms. Thus, the battle ended with the Service winning all 3 rooms additionally, it was mentioned that the Templars should train on their forms to be creative with them.
Secret Service Takes Their Second Win
Battle Three – Templars’ Invasion Of Frozen
Similarly, the Secret Service was commended for its clean and creative forms. Judges noted that TCP overused big world bubbles and still struggled to make decent formations. Both armies had the same speed for most of it. However, formations and coverage were the deciding factor in determining the winner. Thus, the Service also took the victory in this battle.
It seems that the Service is doing well in their battles, being able to avoid a single loss so far. However, the Templars still stand firm in the battlefield. Do you think the Templars will take a turn? Will the Agents be the winners of this conflict?
Fwapo
Reporter-In-Training