A Tale Of Two Cities: Part One: The Battle of Luptonian Independence

The region of Lupton is recognized as an urban metro region of mass transit and skyscrapers. But is wasn't always like this. Let me tell you the story of the  battle of Lupton and Astrakhan. 

Our story starts at prestigious point, when Lupton was first being colonized. Many people were happy there, as it was pleasant, and not much noise. But, in 1690, Many more people colonized from Conagra into Prestigious Point. Eventually, in 1695, The city could not hold anymore people. So Downtown Lupton (At that time called Walton) was formed. Downtown Lupton was quite a small city at the time, Housing just over 50,000 people. Then, SO many people colonized they couldn't even hold that much even then. So, in 1721,  Small groups traveled far to find more land. They eventually found a prairie located just across a small river. The river (later named The Colby River) was so small that the water was only up to their waists! They crossed, and named the  prairie Astrakhan. Then, more land was established in Lupton. Meanwhile, across the small river, Astrakhan was being colonized rapidly because of its peaceful, mountainous landscape. Luptonians were jealous of their fine terrain. And eventually they even grew angry. But this wasn't the reason for the battle, though. The real reason was because of an evil group called the Galdians. One Astrakian man in particular named Axlen Oshenai. Oshenai was secretly hiding bombs in Lupton, which killed thousands of people. Luptonians were also rampaging through Astrakhan. Killing people with their guns. So therefore, The Lupton -Astrakhan battle began in 1756. The battle lasted years and years until Astrakhan and Lupton finally declared a truce in Kaleeka (Lupton) and Astrakhan Declared Independence in Estrado. (Later Downtown Astrakhan). And Lupton Declared their Independence in Xavver (Lupton). Well, that's half of the story, But my fingers are hurting from typing so much. So keep your eyes peeled for part two!