The Brotherhood Civil War (2004)

The Brotherhood Civil War (2004)

The fondness of firearms and mindless violence sparked a hellish and war-like era. Two neighboring balconies, each occupied by members of the Brotherhood, engaged in frequents skirmishes to boast for supremacy in BB Gun Combat.

The earliest origin of BB Guns in the Brotherhood dates back to the pre-Brotherhood era. Founding father, Lord Jeb, successfully attempted to smuggle the weapon from Thailand. Earliest known use of such a weapon dates back to the Si Kunit Episode in 2003.

The Brotherhood gained access to BB Guns when Mach and Affa managed to obtain them from illegal arms dealers. With access to such weapons, friendly fire was frequently exchanged in order to determine supremacy. Friendly fire later transformed into feuds. Following these events, feuds erupted into a civil war and the Brotherhood split into two factions. Lord Razi commanded “The 12^th Royal Marksman Club” while Lord Jeb commanded “Cyber Lobster International Terrorists (C.L.I.T).

The 12^th Royal Marksman Club comprised of five active members of the Brotherhood. With Lord Razi at the lead, he led his men into some of the bloodiest battles in the history of the Brotherhood. The team comprised of Lord Affa, Stealth Specialist; Lord Mach, Royal Marksman; Lord Ajai, Mercenary; and Lord Macha, Scout.

Although C.L.I.T was extremely outnumbered, the past combat experiences of Lord Jeb proved to be of high aid in battle. Lord Faiz, an active visitor to The Matrix, deployed his full knowledge of altering reality, space and time to fully subdue his opponents. Cadet Serap, the youngest of C.L.I.T, had the advantage of Japanese.

After months of unrest, peace was finally established after the Lords of both factions decided to disarm. This turn of events followed shortly after the two Lords exchanged gun fire which eventually led to tragedy. Lord Jeb lost his ‘sight’, which later contributed to his evolution of eye wear fashion.