Dyelli Beybi
07-06-2004, 22:13
Today Dyelli Beybian settlers began to establish a new town in the Neka River Corridor. The area was rumoured to be full of elves and orcs and goblins and all sorts of other monstrosities. It was a rumour the Dyelli Beybian Government took seriously, sending in a Dvision of Soldiers as well as arming the scattered tribes in the area.
Dyelli Beybi's intention was to create a buffer state between Rillanon and the wild Northlands, while at the same gaining enough new land to house the burgeoning population.
However, even as the first fences went up around the new camp, the first orcs were encountered by a motorbike recon team. The recon team escaped unharmed although some 7 orcs were killed by machine gun fire from the sidecar. A company of armoured cars was quickly dispatched to the region where they collected the bodies. They would be used for scientific research, it was important that Dyelli Beybi got an idea of what it was up against.
It was also reported later that day that a Dyelli Beyian Su-25T8M had destroyed another non-human settlement further North in the coridoor. The silence from the 18 Armoured Division's HQ gave no indication as to what race the settlement had belonged to.
Dyelli Beybi's intention was to create a buffer state between Rillanon and the wild Northlands, while at the same gaining enough new land to house the burgeoning population.
However, even as the first fences went up around the new camp, the first orcs were encountered by a motorbike recon team. The recon team escaped unharmed although some 7 orcs were killed by machine gun fire from the sidecar. A company of armoured cars was quickly dispatched to the region where they collected the bodies. They would be used for scientific research, it was important that Dyelli Beybi got an idea of what it was up against.
It was also reported later that day that a Dyelli Beyian Su-25T8M had destroyed another non-human settlement further North in the coridoor. The silence from the 18 Armoured Division's HQ gave no indication as to what race the settlement had belonged to.