"Oh! Land grants for military achievements are full of hope..."
The sparse drizzle gradually stopped, and the flames in Ke Shi City also died down. However, the fires ignited in despair by the defending army still contained some black oil from the Temple. These fiercely burning flames were not extinguished by the drizzle but were buried by the civilians with bags of earth. Surveying the city, the broken axes and spears, the shattered longbows, the broken feathered arrows, the fallen corpses, and the flowing blood were all half-buried by the earth, silently decaying...
War is a matter of life and death, and both sides of the conflict continually learn from each other, prioritizing all resources and wisdom into the art of war. In these two years of slaughter, the Totonac Eastern Alliance has learned the longbow of the Mexica Alliance and the Kingdom. The eastern expedition army also understood the usage of black oil.
