The wilderness wind never ceased. It blew over the fertile valleys, past the riverside farms, carrying the scent of withered yellow and bringing news from the south. It swept over the unused sacrificial altar, gently caressed the ancient stone walls, and reached the outskirts of the ancient Pamus City, all the way to the newly established Red Crow encampment.
Although it was called the Red Crow encampment, aside from an inherited banner, there weren't many old members of the Red Crows. Three days ago, Alan had already led eight hundred able-bodied men and over a thousand women and children, bearing the harvested food, to migrate eastward along the Tampen River.