125: Grand Banquet 125: Grand Banquet “I also have to develop the postal system” Aeryon of course had this idea from what he reads about Genghis Khan that Genghis Khan created a postal system to help him communicate better and giving and receiving news a lot faster.
“Was it the Yam?” he thought to himself Aeryon search his mories and he nodded to himself The Yam or Ortoo, the communication/postal relay system, grew out of the Mongol army’s need for fast communication.
As the empire of the Khan grew, it eventually incorporated so twelve million square miles, the largest contiguous land empire in world history.
Genghis Khan set up a system of postal/relay stations every twenty to thirty miles.
A large central building, corrals and outbuildings comprised the station.
A relay rider would find lodging, hot food and rested, well-fed horses.
The rider could hand his ssage to the next rider, or he could grab a fresh horse, food and go.
By this thod, ssages travelled quickly across the vast acreage of the empire.
At first, rchants and other travellers could use the postal stations, but they abused the system and the Empire rescinded the privilege.
This is one of the special features of the Mongol Empire One could say it is one of the special features of the Mongol Empire at that ti How should he incorporate this to his current situation?
His tribe has grown so fast and big at such a fast ti.
Brolgadhr is just a small tribe before Aeryon began his conquest The length of an area occupied by a small tribe can vary significantly depending on the specific tribe and the availability of resources in the region.
Small tribes can inhabit areas ranging from a few square miles to several hundred square miles.
In many cases of the small tribes in the Great Steppe most of them is nomadic, constantly moving within a relatively small territory to follow seasonal resources, like water and food.
Other small tribes may establish more permanent settlents with defined territories, often influenced by geographical features such as rivers, mountains, or forests.
On average, a small tribe’s territory might cover tens to a couple of hundred square miles.
And that is the size and length of an area that Brolgadhr tribe occupied before Around a few dozen miles where they could graze the land, and they could hunt the ga But now, Brolgadhr tribe stretches far to the west, a few hundreds of miles away Aeryon tribe had now subjugated the Kanun tribe, the Khulun tribe, the Duhai tribe and Zlata tribe.
Now, he had a long area stretching toward the west.
And he needs to set up sothing like what Genghis Khan had done so if the area of the tribe under his protection is being attacked by so other tribes, he could easily send reinforcent.
He is also focusing on sending so of the people away back to the main tribe settlent so that he could develop Brolgadhr tribe ” There is lot of things to do but all of this thing has to be planned correctly” Aeryon is trying to build a foundation for his future conquest.
So, he had to be careful and cautious.
Aeryon knows that sotis knowledge and information determines one fate just like personality could also dictate fate.
He did not want to wait until the end of his life before he could unify the entire Great Steppe.
The Great Steppe in this world is very large compared to the Great Steppe in his world, stretching tens of thousands of miles.
But the people of this world is also different from the people of his world There exist aura when they are fighting.
For example, when he was fighting Durka , he could feel that aura trying to overwhelm him, and added strength with each punch and each strike The people of this world is more resilient and because of that he is confident he could take the entire Great Steppe.
“As long as my foundation is stable and strong, when the ti cos, I just need to bring out my soldiers and sweep all over the entire Great Steppe.
And then…and then..” he smiles but he did not finish his words However, he sighed The ambition in his heart and the vision he envisioned…..all of that had to be built step by step.
This is not a movie where he could skip the hardship and suddenly beco strong.
Becoming strong ans slowly accumulating strength, learning from mistakes and overcoming any adversity.
He calms himself down “Maybe, I should talk with Mayeux later so that he could help organize my thoughts” Aeryon has many ideas.
But these ideas also have to be tempered with the reality of his current circumstances.
He knows that sotis there is the ideal expectation and then there is the realistic expectation.
To establish the things he wanted to establish, he needs to have resources.
And right now, soone who could point him the most suitable expectation would be Mayeux.
It is a pity that Mayeux had return to the tribe “It’s fine.
I’ll et him later” he thought to himself.
He calms himself down for a bit, closing his eyes and taking deep breath as he clears his mind off distraction.
“Now, the area I control is enough” Aeryon believe it is ti to stop, digest the gains and then after finished reorganizing all of the tribes, he could then sweep all of the west and the north.
But there is another thing that is making him happy.
The quest could now be completed.
“Open quest window” _______________ [Class Promotion Quest: Tribe Leader to Chieftain] You have beco a tribe leader.
You now have a tribe under you and many clans.
You have grown your tribe to beco stronger.
A Tribe leader only need its tribe to prosper.
A Chief governs the clans and the tribe and show that you have leadership and authority than simple tribe leader.
A Chieftain is respected and feared even outside their sphere of influence To promote from a Tribe Leader to a Chieftain, you must prove your leadership capabilities and gather the necessary resources and support to establish your authority.
Embark on a journey to build a more formidable tribe.
Make your tribe stronger and feared, admired and respected Only then will you be deed worthy of the esteed title of Chieftain [The class will co with a title that could evolve] Quest Objectives: Gather 2500/ 4100 horse riders Gather 3470/ 7500 tribesn Create a large settlent [Not fulfilled] Conquer four tribes or subjugate four tribes/ Could also forge alliance with four tribes to fulfil this condition.
[Kanun, Khulun, Duhai, Zlata tribe has been conquered.
You have fulfilled the requirent] Strengthen yourself and your tribe and survive in this harsh world!
Reward : Ten Random Resource Card : Twenty Attribute Points : Twenty Skill Points : Three Class Ability Card [Bonus will be given according to the result] Victory Condition : Complete all objective Failure Condition : Your tribe is destroyed by the enemy or you die.
….
Aeryon look at his quest window and he was smiling but then his smile halted.
He forgot about one thing.
The settlent.
The settlent of the Brolgadhr is not considered large yet by the system.
He sighed Once again he look at the quest window and shake his head.
“At least, I have fulfilled the other requirents” he thought to himself.
“And it would not be long now before that one requirent get fulfilled” he thought Erging from his seated contemplation, Aeryon stepped beyond the confines of his tent, greeted by the vast expanse of the gathering area he had ticulously prepared for Durka and his tribe.
Unlike the other tribes he had subdued, Durka’s presence bore a distinct aura of difference, an air of calculated threat that set him apart.
While Aeryon had encountered formidable warriors in his conquests, none quite matched the sense of danger that emanated from Durka.
The others, while skilled in combat, often lacked the strategic finesse or broader acun.
Yet, Durka was a breed apart—a seasoned predator, a wily old wolf that understood the virtue of patience.
He embodied the philosophy of waiting in the shadows, choosing the precise mont to strike with deadly precision.
It is Durka’s predatory instincts, his ability to bide his ti and capitalize on opportunities that had left an indelible impression on Aeryon.
In this turbulent landscape of tribes and allegiances, such a skillset was a rare gem, a talent that Aeryon recognized as an asset crucial for his aspirations.
The banquet tent, grand and inviting, symbolized more than just hospitality.
It is an overture, an attempt to forge a connection with Durka beyond the field of battle.
Aeryon understood that such a leader—soone who could match his strategic prowess—had the potential to be a powerful ally, an asset that could bolster his endeavours beyond re conquest.
The banquet isn’t just a gesture of diplomacy; it is a gesture of recognition, a nod to the value he saw in Durka.
The grand banquet tent stood as a testant to Aeryon intentions, an elaborate enclosure that stretched in all four directions, ticulously designed to offer privacy while still showcasing the vastness of the Great Steppe.
A panoramic view of the green grass Tall, sturdy poles upheld the intricately woven fabric, creating an expansive yet intimate space beneath.
Each corner of the tent is open, allowing the Steppe’s breeze to flow through, carrying the scent of the grasslands and adding an ethereal touch to the setting.
At the center of the tent lay a low table, reminiscent of those seen in Yan culture, exuding an air of regal elegance.
The table is adorned with a rich tapestry, depicting scenes of valour and unity from the Great Steppe’s past.
Cushions were arranged around the table, bearing the emblem of Brolgadhr tribe and the Duhai tribe, a subtle yet potent reminder of the alliances being forged.
The feast that graced the table is a lavish display of culinary mastery.
Roasted ats glistened under the soft lighting of oil lamps, their succulent aromas mingling with the heady scent of wine.
Aeryon decided to serve Durka today with the greatest hospitality he could ever give.
Platters of fruits, both local and exotic, burst with colour and flavour.
Breads and grains is arranged in intricate patterns Wineskins, filled with an assortnt of libations, adorned the corners of the table.
They held not just wine but the distilled essence of the Great Steppe—fernted mare’s milk, a potent drink that was as much a symbol of unity as it was a source of celebration.
Goblets carved from horn and tal awaited each guest, promising to enhance the camaraderie and warmth of the gathering.
“They exceed my expectation” Aeryon thought to himself.
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