Narrator: "A place forgotten, a place separated, a place torn by war. This place is called, Aesilir."

One year into the war...

A small town, with houses charred and broken, schools bathed in blood, toys torn in half, bodies lining the cement floor, and sandbag barriers on either side of the street is where a battle in what seems to be pure war. The left side is in dark green as the other in pure white.

Green Soldier 1: "Dammit! We can't make any headway!"

Shotgun blasts echo across the battlefield.

Green Soldier 2: "The Lonely Thorn is on the way!"

The blasts get closer and closer to the green side.

White Soldier: "Finish it recruit!"

A young girl around 15, wearing a dark grey shirt, black vest, torn, black jeans, dark grey boots that go halfway up her shins, short, torn, pink scarf, pale skin, green eyes, dark grey gloves that just cover her wrists, and black, long, braided hair is pointing a shotgun at the first green soldier's head.

Jamie: "(pissed) First off, it's Jamie, secondly I'm the reason we're the winning side, so why don't you stop acting all high and mighty compared to me."

Jamie pulls the trigger as a black and grey wolf that is up to her waist mauls the other, remaining soldier to death.

White Soldier: "(sighing) Yeah, yeah..."

The wolf wraps up it's meal before rubbing it's head against her side as Jamie hooks the shotgun onto her back.

Jamie: "(petting wolf) Good boy."

This battle was clearly in the white side's favor.

Jamie: "We'll report to Nadol Outpost in one hour after we search for any extra supplies lying around."

Jamie and the wolf walk further into town.

White Soldier: "(sighing) Great..."

The soldiers grudgingly follow.

Narrator: "This war has been going on for two years, ever since a a man in a gilded suit of armor had appeared on the land and planted ideas into the faith of the land. Was it time or a simple mirror that helped you realize who you really were? He brought tension between the two sides until war was the only thought left. This battle was one out of dozens of victories in the side of reflection."