Part 10: The Battle of the Seas "The War of the Two Kingdoms: Ile-Ife vs Ibadan 1488AD"
Sections (Navigate sections)
The war between the two kingdoms had been raging for months, and both sides had suffered heavy losses. Ile-Ife had managed to push back the Ibadan forces, but the Ibadan navy was still a formidable force. The Ibadan navy had been harassing Ile-Ife ships, and the Ile-Ife navy had been unable to respond.
The Ile-Ife king had decided that it was time to take the fight to the Ibadan navy. He ordered his navy to assemble at the port of Ile-Ife and prepare for battle. The Ile-Ife navy was made up of a dozen ships, each armed with cannons and manned by experienced sailors.
The Ile-Ife navy set sail and soon encountered the Ibadan navy. The two fleets clashed in a fierce battle that lasted for hours. The Ile-Ife navy managed to sink several Ibadan ships, but the Ibadan navy was still too strong.
Finally, the Ile-Ife navy managed to break through the Ibadan lines and escape. The Ile-Ife navy had won the battle, but the war was far from over. The Ibadan navy was still a threat, and the Ile-Ife navy would have to be ready for another battle.
The Battle of the Seas had been a victory for Ile-Ife, but it had come at a great cost. Many brave sailors had lost their lives, and the Ile-Ife navy had been greatly weakened. The war was far from over, and the Ile-Ife navy would have to be ready for more battles in the future.