The March to Rome

Berengar stood at the border of the Kingdom of Lombardy and the Kingdom of Naples. He stared through his monocular across the defenses that Lombardy had established and gazed upon the Army of Naples, who sat frigidly in their fortifications, too afraid of the German Army that had amassed beyond their borders to bother showing their faces. 

While the Kingdom of Naples stood alone in its war against the German Army after losing their reinforcements in the Mediterranean, a union of four armies had formed on the opposite side of the border with a single purpose in mind. To bring an end to the tyranny of the Papacy.