(Thucydides)
Egypt quickly regrouped their soldiers and forced them to breed so their population could grow for more soldiers. While Italy focused on bringing his people above all of the other cultures around him. To be the master race. Italy may actually accomplish that goal with a little more discoverys and creations. While the Cretans wanted the same goal, they couldn't because they were almost uncivilized and at one point ate each other and made ships out of their own people's corpses because of one natural disaster that wiped out an island full of their inhabitants. The Thracians at first wanted full on conquest, in time they realized that would be impossible due to the numbers of the cultures around. Instead the Thracians formed an alliance with Illyria and Babylon to help out if anyone attacked either of them and to stay as neutral as possible. while later The cretins the Italians and the Africans formed an alliance to take as much land and to help Italy rise above the other cultures. Nothing much really happened to Egypt, but when Italy finally rose above Egypt's ingenuity let them to stay in the Stone Age. Babylon stayed in the early iron age. Thrace and Illyriaboth made it to the late Iron Age. Africa nearly made it toThe early bronze age but was beaten by Italy. Out of all of these cultures I think Italy turned out to be the most authoritative. Because if they said they wanted to build a city in Babylon's territory they would've had no choice but to let him due to The number of soldiers Italy had and the power they have gained over the last couple of days.
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