In this account, Dan Urnuald, third of the line of Urnualds, heir of Urnuald the younger, is made king. Yet not long after he became king, governing his people in the best way he knew, with no interest of what his neighbor had going. Aeavaland, a happy country under a merry king, have for all his reveries seduced men from countries to come. Amongst many that came, were a group of ladies, out of which the king of Aeavaland had seen a bride in. This apparent bride not wanting the merry king, forced him into obtaining her fruits in the most unlawful manner which is the way of the king. Even so, upon the realization of what the king had done to her, the bride paid the king a great recompense then fled. However, the merry king's brother, a powerful scorner, had decreed the finding of the fleeing bride. Yet not that it would had helped, but the bride was wearing an alias when she went to Aeavaland. So that in decreeing her finding, the prince knew not whom he was after, but in anger had burnt a town in Westafallen. This, and the deeds of his brother the king, had stirred up a very foul atmosphere, for which the heart of the king of Westafallen was very angered to do war. Therefore, upon getting to the burning ground, KIng Urnuald and the people of Darn arrested the havockers, amongst which was a prince which he rightfully imprisoned. Then on went King Urnuald to Neervwith to see the king of Aeavaland, even burning the country as he went. The castle of Neervwith was shut as the king was sickened due to the bride's recompense. So, the prince answered King Urnuald. Thereon, King Urnuald showed the prince a bit of his anger. And for this, the prince must never forget nor forgive him. But the king of Aeavaland had awakened, seeing what he has done, he repented and asked that the bride be given to him to marry. It was a revoking statement, bu it happened that the merry king got his wish. The marriage was a big one, after which the bride was with a son for the king. but the most strangest thing happened, for scorners tend not to forget. Wanting to seem formidable, the merry king though in anguish, accepted all blames for the woeful event. For his council had warranted him that there was no way to address the event without war. So the war came, yet in fighting it, outlanders came in to pillage the two kingdoms.