Saturday 24, 1454
The forces of Princescamp were positioned within Gascogne, on the Spanish border however it was also on the border with France, the French leadership had chosen to make this the first Battlefield of the war...
Numbering roughly 4000 Cavalry and 10,000 Infantry, Prince thought that he would have a cakewalk defending Gascogne, however when he looked over the the horizon and saw the French army numbering roughly 9000 Cavalry and 18,000 Infantry he began to feel a tad less secure....
meanwhile, French forces had attempted a landing in Cornwall, however under orders from the King, e350 lead a small force to meet the French, who refused to even leave their ships after seeing the fearsome might of the English defending the coast.
after the battle, Prince was forced to retreat leaving Gascogne to the French and came up with a brilliant retreat, fighting across France he soon arrived to a target that was of great importance to England, Normandy
Prince took a stand in Normandy, knowing that the strongest French forces were still tied up in the south of France, and that by holding Normandy he would be costing France a major base of naval operations, he sat there and began waiting for the fortress to fall
the French forces that e350 had scared off decided to rally themselves and try a landing on an easier target, the Irish holdings of England, and without defenders the invasion went off rather easily, that is until Junglecutter and Pugwash were deployed to deal with it... after a short boat ride they deployed onto the shore and fought the French invaders out who had no way to retreat since Admiral Nodikus had destroyed the fleet arriving to help the French forces retreat.
after witnessing the destruction of the French forces in Ireland, Brittany offered a peace deal to England in exchange for only 13 gold, the King considered continuing a war would cost more than that and decided to agree
Pugwash was later redeployed to Normandy in order to aid Prince in the siege, while Kan was called to London to discuss the progress of the war with the King
Junglecutter was meanwhile left in Ireland to keep an eye on what appeared to be a war between all the Irish kingdoms
