Mikona:Recent Events:PlotLines:Sereg
- (17 Mar 2006) The Red Shadows publish an open letter to the residents of Mikona. A few weeks later (20 Mar), the M'Chekian Guards withdraw the charges against the Red Shadows.
- (26 Feb 2006) The Red Shadows are found to be using captured M'Chekian soldiers to create their warriors, almost certainly through the same torturous process that the Sereg use to create Nwal'maer. The M'Chekian guards declare then enemies of M'Chek.
- (19 Feb) A pair of Sereg'wethrin appear at the Mikona gates, claiming to offer peace. Within a few days, the M'Chekian Guards report that the Spite has resurfaced in M'Chek, and seemingly random isolated attacks resume. This marks the reappearance of Spite not only in M'Chek, but in other nations of southern Negaria.
- (01/19/04) The recipe for Bloodsmoke Infusion is found - This new and potent cure for the spite means the disease is no longer a threat to non-elven victims.
- (12/22/03) The gates of Mikona are reopened, after the spite epidemic recedes.
- (12/07/03) The city of Mikona is quarantined due to an extreme outbreak of the Spite.
- (08/29/03) The Sereg return to Mikona, along with the spite. Sereg assaults continue from this date on, but appear to be nothing but isolated incidences.
- (03/30/03) The Sereg assault M'Chek in force and are barely thrown back. This is the last known incident of a Sereg Army attacking M'Chek. Henceforce it is minor raiding parties.
- (03/24/03) There sereg are apparently using The Scepter of Insubstantiality to pass through solid matter when assaulting Mikona, allowing them to breach the city's defenses easily. The Scepter belongs to a coal dragon who threatens M'Chek with his wrath if the scepter isn't recovered.
- (02/28/03) The Sereg'wethrin Spite first strikes M'Chek
- (02/24/03) The Sereg'wethrin are spotted in Mikona - The Sereg'wethrin, a devious breed of elf bred for the destruction of all humans, are spotted in Mikona. It soon becomes obvious that this is more than an isolated incident and the city is in grave peril.