Battle of Yat Kun

The Battle of Yat Kun was a conflict that occured on the surface of 500Kg some time during the Benchmaster Age of Redemption. This Battle is often used in Benchmaster culture, in order to emphezise the strenght of newly recruited solider's ego. In this Battle, an Individual known as Car Haen, marched into the city of Yat Kun, belonging to the clan of Rijak Aak, because his armies were to afraid to even set a foot into the city of Yat Kun, which was a strongly defended and feared city of Rijak Aak. There were rumors circulating at the time that you would be eaten by a beast, known as Cacaca, (Translated from Rijak Tounge: "Wide Person"). Thus Car Haen, was the only Benchmaster, who dared to enter the city. Despite his massive size, he was able to sneak into the city by the fall of the night. There he realized, it was all a cover up story, this was just a vacation spot for the Rijak Aak Elite. It was only guarded from the outside, thus giving the city an appearence of heavy militarisation. Car Haen proceeded to move into the palace of Bences, where he found the sons of Jiran Rijak, leader of the Rijak Aak clan. In an unexpected display of bravery and honor, when Car Haen arrived and found the 26 sons unarmed, he gave them time to arm themselves. Not only did they arm themselves, but they also called for backup, in which all of the cities outside guards rushed to the pallace. Unbenownst to them, Car Haens right hand was wating for exactly that moment, when he saw the guards retreating, he ordered the entire Rau Vadum Army into the city. They quickly progressed through the city, with little resistance, while at the same time, Car Haen was fighting off the 26 sons and 400 additional guardians. Legend has it that Car Haen, defeated them all. Of course, it isnt possible that he defeated 426 Benchmasters, but it is speculated that Car Haen at least killed all the sons by himself. After the Rau Vadum Army had liberated the city, they marched home and told the story. Car Haen would be offerd the status of ruler by Artus Vadum, leader of clan Rau Vadum. But he refused, twice, continiuing to lead the Rau Vadum Army until it's final victory against the Rijak Aak Clan.