The small, simple town of Laieoffia, known for its abundant clay supply, faced a growing crisis. The residents utilized clay for nearly everything—their homes, tools, and furniture. Their diet consisted solely of carrots, and their clothing was made from sheep's wool; they held the sheep in such high regard that they would never eat them. This simple life was threatened by a severe sickness, for which the only cure was fruit—a resource Laieoffia lacked entirely.


Approximately fifty miles away lay Twentietonia, a town famed for its vast quantities of fruit. Though the two towns were aware of each other, they had never interacted until a delegation from Laieoffia made the difficult journey to propose a trade for the life-saving fruit.


Upon hearing of Laieoffia's desperate situation, Twentietonia expressed caution, agreeing only to consider the trade. Tragically, overnight, the cautious consideration turned to fear-driven aggression. A large army from Twentietonia launched a brutal, decisive attack on Laieoffia, utterly destroying the town and seizing all available resources. They left the inhabitants to perish, eliminating the only known source of clay objects and tools within a five-hundred-mile radius.


The people of Twentietonia lived an even simpler life focused on eating fruit and laying in the sun, never truly wanted to fight. Their violent action was rooted in deep fear—they believed Laieoffia would attack them if the trade was refused. They regretted the attack, wishing the delegation from Laieoffia had never arrived to force them into such an action. 

This is all that ramins of Laieoffia.