Two weeks had passed since the arrival of the barbarians in Canna's domain, and the transformation of the land was well underway.
The barbarians, guided by a deep respect for nature, had built their own spacious huts that seamlessly blended into the natural environment. Their homes, constructed from the wood of the Silverpine trees and the sturdy Heartwood, were not only durable but also aesthetically pleasing.
Each hut was designed to harmonize with the surrounding greenery, with roofs covered in moss and vines, and walls adorned with intricate carvings that depicted the history and culture of the barbarian tribes.
