The battle continued on the gate.
Unlike the other chief, Valgrun did not go to fight.
Instead, he returns back to his tent and began sending orders
As Valgrun sitting in his tent, his surroundings illuminated by the sunlight from the outside, he unfurled a rough map of the Great Steppe.
This map, much like his thoughts, painted a complex picture of the tribes and territories that made up the vast and sprawling Southern Great Steppe.
In addition to the tribal territories, the map also displayed the Western Zhou lands, marking the edges of Yan empire.
The map served as a visual representation of the complex world he was navigating in his mind.
The map does not only show territories but also noted about battles and conquests but also about the intricate relationships between tribes, the shifting power dynamics, all of it noted.
