Now, before we continue the story, I would like to discuss the odd against Colak. In the mines, the prisoner to guard ratio was 2 guards for every one prisoner, and only about half the prisoners rebelled. There was 1000 prisoners in the mine, so Colak was fighting roughly 2000 guards with 500 rebels. An uphill battle from the beginning.

For six months, Colak requested three diamonds a week from each rebel. To stock up enough for his army took six months. But when the time for battle rolled around, Colak showed his royal training with brilliant military strategy.

He took the mines by storm, conquering the entire mines and making them a stronghold in only 3 months (the mines had approximately 125 000 blocks mined out.) After he had finished, in a show of defiance, Forl and Colako s top advisors crafted him an obsidian crown.

Once the rebellion became public, many others who were unhappy with their lives joined, mainly because Colak promised to give generous sums of money to each of his tropps. Unfortunately, for every action there is a reaction. The other kingdoms sent their troops making the odd 6:1.

Of course, Colak had Herobrine in his side. Colako s army suffered zero casualties.

The rebellion above the ground took 9 months, but eventually he arrived at the castle gates. He ordered a battering ram, and as soon as the doors collapsed, Colak walked in with his o royal guard.o
o CORDAL!o