Battle of Fort Millard

The Battle of Fort Millard is one of the most famous battles of the Islamic Civil War. Although only 2 soldiers took part in the battle, and there were no casualties, it is the tragic background of the Battle that has been the subject of debate for billions of years. Betrayal is a large theme of the Battle of Fort Millard.

Richa-Mahibul's Attack On Herself
Richa-Mahibul was a Mujadeen spy, who was responsible for gathering data on Mujahideen war tactics, which would ultimately aid the Mujadeen Army in coming up with new battle strategies. In order to find such information, she targetted Srikar Karim Hadur Khan, a member of The Mujahideen Council. To do this, she staged an attack on herself, using Mujadeen laborers as false actors. Srikar Khan saw the attack happening, and decided to help. She stood no chance against all the men combined. However, Srikar Khan felt guilty about what he did, and killed the Mujadeen laborers as an act of vengeance. It was at this point that Richa-Mahibul earned Khan's trust.

Building of Trust
Richa-Mahibul acted a fool for a duration of 3 million years, earning Srikar Khan's trust in the process. He became enamored by her, and vowed to do whatever was necessary to help her out of a tough spot. In return, she falsely promised that the two would be able to escape the Civil War, and move to Pakistan, the Land of Freedom and Opportunity, where they could live in peace. This was never to be.

Betrayal
Richa-Mahibul, while catfishing Srikar Khan, was in a relationship with Ryansingh Khan Ali. When Srikar Khan came to know of this, he was enraged, and decided to confront Richa-Mahibul. He told her to go to Fort Millard, an abandoned Mujahideen Military Base, where he planned on killing her.

The Battle
The Battle of Fort Millard lasted only 45 minutes. When Richa-Mahibul arrived at Fort Millard, she instantly revealed her true intentions, and attacked Srikar Khan, bringing him to her knees. He was unable to return a single attack, owing to the fact that he could not bring himself to hurt Richa-Mahibul after all that they had been through together. Richa-Mahibul took advantage of this to win the battle, but did not kill Srikar Khan. Following the battle, Srikar Khan returned to BigPP, and formed the Revengers.

Aftermath
In the aftermath of the Battle, Srikar Karim Hadur Khan was tried for treason, but no evidence was found against him. He was declared not guilty and exonerated. However, he never got over his anger, and chose to avenge the loss at Fort Millard. He formed the Revengers, whose mission is to kill Ryansingh Khan Ali and place his head on Richa-Mahibul's doorstep.