The War at Our Doorsteps

By LARAR DEP | The Ink

Eclesiar is entering a period of growing international tension, with conflicts spreading across different regions and alliances becoming increasingly important.

On one side stands the PASSIFITS, with USA, Brazil, Croatia, and Poland among its members. On the other side are the BAKKERS, including Bulgaria, Chile, North Macedonia, Saudi Arabia, and South Korea.

The conflict is not limited to one battlefield.

Brazil is fighting Chile and Argentina, while Poland and Serbia are in conflict with North Macedonia. In another region, Egypt and Saudi Arabia are facing each other.

Elsewhere, the Philippines is fighting Bulgaria in its struggle for freedom, while Pakistan is preparing for a conflict involving South Korea.

What began as separate conflicts is increasingly being viewed through the wider rivalry between the PASSIFITS and BAKKERS.

With more countries becoming involved, alliances could play an increasingly important role in how the situation develops. At the same time, the current situation remains fluid, and today's alliances or conflicts may not remain the same tomorrow.

The real question is no longer simply who is fighting whom.

How far will this conflict spread?

Will more countries join the two alliances?

And will Eclesiar see peace return—or another escalation?

For now, one thing is clear:

The war isn't far away anymore. It's at our doorsteps.