Chapter 4 - The Siege of Athelron(Part 2)

Kaida woke up the next morning feeling restless. She couldn't shake off the feeling that something was wrong. As she walked through the camp, she noticed that the atmosphere was tense. She approached a group of soldiers huddled together, and they immediately fell silent as she approached.

"What's going on?" Kaida asked.

One of the soldiers stepped forward. "The enemy has been spotted on the other side of the river. They're preparing for an attack."

Kaida's heart sank. She knew that this battle was going to be tough, but she had hoped they would have more time to prepare. She immediately called for a meeting with the commanders to discuss their strategy.

As they all gathered together, Kaida couldn't help but feel the weight of the responsibility on her shoulders. She was the leader of this army, and it was up to her to make sure they were prepared for the battle ahead.

After a heated discussion, they finally came up with a plan. They would divide their forces and launch a surprise attack on the enemy's flank. Kaida knew it was a risky move, but it was their best chance of victory.

As the sun began to set, Kaida led her troops across the river, their swords at the ready. She could see the fear in her soldiers' eyes, but she knew they had to be brave. They were fighting for their land and their people, and failure was not an option.

They crept through the woods, trying to stay as quiet as possible. Kaida could hear the sound of the enemy's drums in the distance, signaling their approach. She signaled to her troops to get ready.

Suddenly, the enemy emerged from the trees, their swords gleaming in the moonlight. Kaida yelled out a battle cry and charged forward, her troops behind her.

The battle was fierce, with swords clashing and screams filling the air. Kaida fought with all her might, taking down one enemy soldier after another. She could feel the sweat on her brow and the ache in her arms, but she refused to give up.

Finally, after what seemed like an eternity, the enemy began to retreat. Kaida knew they had won the battle. She looked around at her soldiers, their faces bloodied and exhausted, but with a look of triumph in their eyes.

As they made their way back to the camp, Kaida couldn't help but feel proud of what they had accomplished. But she knew that this was just the beginning. They had won this battle, but the war was far from over.