Human Declaration of War Upon Bloodkeepers

The bloodkeeper held onto the envelope, their claws easily slicing the flap keeping it closed. "What does it say, Esteemed One?" One with bright purple fur, lighter than the one reading, tried to peek up over their shoulder. The Esteemed One's eyes narrowed, looking down at the black ink. "Something from the human. I don't understand their scrawl, but there are stamps, and signatures. Go send word for someone who can read Common."

Brief

The Bloodkeeper-Human War was a war that happened 200 years before the present time. It caused untold strife between human kind and bloodkeeper kind, and while it wasn't an incredibly long ordeal, it did leave behind its marks. Given to the bloodkeepers as more of a courtesy than anything, was a declaration of war; a small letter detailing the cause and the actions that would be taken by humans against the Leaf Clans of Juptmou.

Purpose

The document was drafted by humans to delcare war on bloodkeepers, specifically the Leaf Clan members that were living within Juptmou at the time.

Creation

The spark behind the conflict was the death of a human and bloodkeeper child. Due to conflicting accounts and emotions and trauma bluring the facts, it is hard to tell if a child was killed by bloodkeepers hunting in their territory in an act of cold blood as the humans say. The bloodkeepers state that their child was playing with the humans, and said humans attacked theirs in fear, and the collateral damage caused both casualties.

Historical Details

Background

Interactions between Demons were already difficult in this time-- anyone who was different from humans was often ostrizied

History

This document was the start of the War-Humans often put themselves first when discussing the war, though many push for alphabetical.

The War caused countless deaths on both sides, though bloodkeepers eventually suffered a greater loss through territory being taken over and being subject to massive hatecrimes.

Related Location

Juptmou

Type

Decree, Governmental

Medium

Paper

Authoring Date

203 Years ago

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