Chapter 56 - To want the dual class wielder

Combec shared a great deal in common with its neighbor Maldrin. They worshipped the same gods, many of their people spoke the same language, and the climate that covered one nation rolled seamlessly into the other. Historical texts pointed to both peoples descending from common ancestors, separated over time by nothing more than geography. Rivers, mountain ridges, and centuries of drift had done what armies could not, split a single people into two. Now those two peoples were at war, and the only question left was which nation would bleed the other dry first and still be standing when it was done.