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The Battle of Drelduin: An epic battle between two great empires

The Battle of Drelduin: An epic battle between two great empires

Storyboard Tekst

  • Centuries went by, and the war still went on, although no one from both sides knew the reason of the war...
  • When the Greeks were still recovering from a fresh war with the Egyptians, a woman called Helen and her sister Thalia found a small boy crying by a tree.
  • I can't find my mother and father. M..My name is Enan.
  • Are you okay, little one? Where are your parents? What's your name?
  • Helen got to know Enan was an Egyptian, but she felt very bad for the boy, and took care of Enan.
  • Exactly!! Slow down, Enan!!
  • Yay!! I'm winning the race!
  • No way!! You're just too fast, Enan!
  • He's so happy now! Look at him go!! You can do it Enan!
  • This shows that maybe, this neverending feud between two countries is useless. Of course!
  • Why are we at war with Egypt? What happened with our princess was centuries ago. What does her absence mean to us now? Why can't we make peace??
  • The President of Greece was a very good friend of Helen, so she went to talk to him about what she had thought of.
  • Hmm...Let me think about it, Helen, and I'll get back to you.
  • After a few days, Helen's wish was fulfilled. Egypt and Greece signed a peace treaty, and planned to leave the past in the past.
  • The two countries, once terrible enemies, were good friends now. King Amun and Princess Ariadne were nothing, but fairytales, told to children for a scare. They have been forgotten now, never to be heard from again...
  • Egyptians and Greeks were allowed to freely roam each other's country. Helen got to adopt Enan, since it was discovered his parents were no longer alive.