Berengar stood within the war room that existed within his imperial palace as he gazed upon the map which represented the ongoing war in the Indian Subcontinent. In a corner of the room, an intelligence operative decoded a message that was sent by field agents regarding the movements of the Bengal Army. They used an enigma machine to properly translate the transcript before handing it over to the Kaiser.
Upon seeing this news, Berengar sighed before pulling out a long stick which he used to push the wooden pieces which represented the Bengal Army, and their Japanese allies into place. The Bengal Army had moved into the eastern Ganga dynasty, and within three months, they had succeeded in capturing the territory. Currently, their forces had split into two armies, one moving towards the Kakatiya Dynasty while the other was pushing into the lands belonging to the Chandrapur.
