The Battle of Mia

The Battle of Mia was a fight over religion in the 2nd Century between the Sulmenians and the Algersi.

Sulmenian Plan
The Sulmanians planned that they would attack the Sacreligious Algersi. The Algersi had 3,456,890,234 soldiers to take on 89 Sulmenians. The Algersi thought they would win. However, they would be proved wrong.

The Battle
The Algersi stayed in a trench near Mia, Pangea. The Sulmanians took torches and began to throw them at the enemy trench. The Algersi people enflamed ran into other people, spreading a fire. The Algersi began to burn and rot. More torches were thrown, but this time they threw oil at the Algersi, and killed more. All of the Algersi were dead by 2 hours after the start of the battle.

Aftermath
The Sulmanians won on luck, rather than force. The Sulmanians taught the Military Arts a lesson, which was used hundreds of years later at the Battle of Moak.