The large apple tree that grew directly on the border delineating the two kingdoms was, strangely and rather oddly, a huge, insurmountable source of distress. Kingdom A boldly staked her claim on the apple tree, basing her claim on the thin and imaginary geographical delineation that ran right through the center of the tree, thereby alluding to her intention of a full and complete ownership of the tree. Kingdom B, cognisant of Kingdom A’s power-hungry practices and rapid expansionism, recognised her manoeuvre as just another excuse of  extending her territory by that few metres, and made the well thought-out decision to put a firm and immediate stop to her nefarious ways. Consequently, soldiers were deployed to the source of conflict, and the tall, mighty general of Kingdom B threatened to chop down the tree using his large, formidable axe often reserved for the sole purpose of severing the heads of the wickedest of criminals.
Text inspired by The Apple War