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Far in the ancient past, Amazons found their glorious arboreal city of Tran Athulua under siege by the pirates of the [[Twin Seas]]. These cut-throats were determined to turn the [[Amazon Isles]] into their base of operations. The conflict lasted many months as the pirates laid in for a long siege. During the battle, supplies ran short, and the Amazon archers found themselves without ammunition. | Far in the ancient past, Amazons found their glorious arboreal city of Tran Athulua under siege by the pirates of the [[Twin Seas]]. These cut-throats were determined to turn the [[Amazon Isles]] into their base of operations. The conflict lasted many months as the pirates laid in for a long siege. During the battle, supplies ran short, and the Amazon archers found themselves without ammunition. | ||
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+ | Realizing that their defence rested solely upon the ability of the archers to keep the corsairs at bay, the priests of the city prayed to [[Athulua]] to aid them. In answer, Athula infused the minds of the Amazons with the power to harness their natural spiritual energies. One by one the archers melded their determination and will into shards of physical force that they then unleashed from their bows by the thousands, firmly routing the corsairs back to sea. | ||
Revision as of 00:34, 15 October 2009
Tran Athulua is one of several ancient Amazon cities, located on the Skovos Islands.
Background
Far in the ancient past, Amazons found their glorious arboreal city of Tran Athulua under siege by the pirates of the Twin Seas. These cut-throats were determined to turn the Amazon Isles into their base of operations. The conflict lasted many months as the pirates laid in for a long siege. During the battle, supplies ran short, and the Amazon archers found themselves without ammunition.
Realizing that their defence rested solely upon the ability of the archers to keep the corsairs at bay, the priests of the city prayed to Athulua to aid them. In answer, Athula infused the minds of the Amazons with the power to harness their natural spiritual energies. One by one the archers melded their determination and will into shards of physical force that they then unleashed from their bows by the thousands, firmly routing the corsairs back to sea.