In the future, students in history class might be puzzled about the "Battle of Hammer Village," an event mentioned in a small, non-examinable sidebar of their textbooks.
The book describes it as the crucial turning point that broke the ice between two long-feuding peoples: the "Sharp Ears" and the "Shorties."
With the help of the Zor Elves, the Dwarves of the Furnace Clan achieved a decisive victory against the Dwarves of the Iron Hammer Clan.
But this battle didn't seem to take place during any famous war.
And the book offered no further details on the battle's cause or course.
However, the date of the battle has become a special holiday for Dwarves and Elves, celebrated each year with a grand music festival.
Many years later, fans in the crowd, shoulders linked in a conga line as they follow the rhythm, might recall a distant afternoon sitting in a classroom, pondering their history textbook.
Just how grand was the "Battle of Hammer Village"?
Not grand at all.
