Inside, many tents were still mere illusions, with a craftsman beside each tent banging away with their tools.
Seeing Kane and the others approach, a young, robust man came over, the same person they had seen earlier at the craftsmen's camp.
He came up to Kane and said, "Officers, the camp is more than halfway built, please wait a bit longer."
"No hurry."
After saying this, he let him go back to his work.
As for Kane and the others, they each began to observe the camp; it was all quite novel to them.
Not long after, the entire camp was completed, with a central area designated for assembling soldiers, and a much larger tent compared to the soldiers' tents, which was specially built as a command post for Kane and the others.
After they left for a while.
A group of cavalry came out of the barracks in an orderly manner, heading towards Kane and the others.
