The culture of the Fire Cave Dynasty's Northern Territory was certainly different.
The people here weren't fond of the so-called righteous army; instead, they staunchly supported the royal court.
As a result, there were many families renowned for their unwavering loyalty.
"What a thriving martial culture,"
Bai Mo remarked, looking at the men before him—men hailed as the last of the Northern Territory's elite Samurai.
They had traveled a long way to arrive here and were now staying at this very estate.
Its masters were the burly men standing before them.
Even with prices soaring, the men had ignored Bai Mo and his companions' protests, insisting on holding a welcoming feast for the three of them in the front courtyard.
With plenty of food and wine, the atmosphere was merry and harmonious.
