First North-South Conflict

The Tyranny of the old Council
Before the new council came to be that the Mek’rar follow to this day, there was an old council derived from the Mek’rar society’s most esteemed tribe chieftains. Which sparked after the death of the advisors of King Vyseeno a period of lasting peace. However, this period was shorter lived then thought as the chieftains began rivalling each other, wishing to usurp to a higher position of godhood. One of these chieftains was called Ki’on. Ki’on was the forefather of the Vys tribe and previous chieftain which was part of the old council.

Yet Ki’on, instead of helping his people prosper with the other tribes, was with his fellow chieftain’s dark at heart and corrupted by his endless desire for blood and power. With that the tyranny of the old Council began as the chieftains became crueller towards their own people. Eventually banishing and murdering those that they assumed unfit. Even putting some of their own women and children in slavery for their entertainment as they slowly fell into madness by power.

The chieftains had also made sure to build a cohesive army which would strike and destroy any opposition to their claim of power.

The Beginning
A lot of Mek’rar civilization could not cope with this tyranny and fled down south, thinking there was holy land there that was perfect for them to rebuild their lives. Yet, the only thing they found was other people that wanted nothing to do with the Mek’rar refugees. Eventually killing off any that tried to step into the South.

This the refugees could not accept; they could not get back to their home and they were blocked off by those of which they seek aid. Hence why they started with their raid-like behaviour. Eventually taking small parts of Southern lands to live on, yet in constant conflict with the Southern forces.