A vision for conquerors

[Skully]

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con·quest

ˈkänˌkwest/

noun

 

1. the subjugation and assumption of control of a place or people by use of military force.

   "the conquest of the Aztecs by the Spanish"

   synonyms:

   defeat, vanquishment, annihilation, overthrow, subjugation, rout, mastery, crushing; victory over, triumph over;  informalbeatdown "the conquest of the Aztecs" seizure, takeover, capture, occupation, invasion, acquisition, appropriation, subjugation,subjection "their conquest of the valley"

   • a territory that has been gained by the use of subjugation and military force.

     plural noun: conquests

     "colonial conquests"
   • the invasion and assumption of control of England by William of Normandy in 1066.

     singular proper noun: Conquest; noun: the Conquest

 

By whatever means I have to my availability I would vanquish my foes of the map.

[Slim McSauce]

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[Thonys]

well their political influence and control vanished  and is not bin seen again 

so they were as you can call it vanquished from the map of influence and control of power (assumption of control)

[Skully]

8 hours ago, Thonys said:

well their political influence and control vanished  and is not bin seen again 

so they were as you can call it vanquished from the map of influence and control of power (assumption of control)

And so did their hunters, traders, haulers, casuals, rookies and any other follower. Who drives the stories now?