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With the declaration of war, the country Zombo Pedroko mobilized its armies and began an offensive against its neighboring countries, which quickly united to combat the aggression. The first phase of the war was marked by intense land combat, with Zombo Pedroko's troops advancing to neighboring countries, seeking to conquer new territories and natural resources. The war was marked by bloody and intense battles, with both sides suffering heavy casualties.

At first, Zombo Pedroko's forces managed to advance quickly and conquer some regions, leaving neighboring countries in a state of alert and resistance. However, over time, the opposing troops reorganized and managed to stabilize the borders.

The war dragged on for years and ended up involving other international powers, divided into two large blocs of alliances. The tension intensified and the conflict became even deadlier.

After years of battles and negotiations, a truce was finally reached between the parties. Zombo Pedroko was defeated, having to cede part of his territories and bear great economic and political losses. Peace was established, but the memory of the war remained alive in the country and neighboring countries.