Chapter 40: Encirclement (End)

Pierre was cornered, unable to see the entirety of the hunting ground. Winters, standing atop the Greenhill, however, overlooked everything.

The sandstorm was calming, but the chaotic battle on the outskirts of the hunting ground not only did not cease but grew even more fierce.

Many small tribes that had been called to the hunt had already left, but soon they fled back to the hunting grounds as if something in the dust was chasing them.

Stag dispatched guards from the palace tents to quell the riot, while Winters quickly inspected and assessed the defenses of Greenhill.

All arrangements on the Greenhill by the Red River Tribe were meant to showcase power. To ensure that the imposing golden tent of White Lion was visible from all directions, the foundation in the center of Greenhill was artificially elevated, and deliberately no buildings or fortifications were built that could obstruct the view.