The Nirvana tribe never gave second names to their children. The sons took on the names of their fathers and the daughters took the ones of their mothers up to the second generation. After this a family naming ceremony was conducted and a new name which had never been used before in the tribe was given to the child of the third generation. If the children had siblings , then the tradition would only apply to the first born and the others would be given their own unique names.
Unlike his predecessors who loved making a big show of entourages , Legard the second was a private person who prefered it when people did not know his next move. This was an art that had become engraved into his subconscious after many years of growing up in the battlefield. He entered his tent quietly and then waited for the commanding officer to arrive.
