In the play "Hero Keorn" that Turan had seen before, the war between two major houses was portrayed as nothing but honorable.
Knights clashing with weapons while nobles competed for supremacy by throwing fire and lightning beside them.
But the actual war was conducted in much more insidious and despicable ways.
First, Zahar's nobles would secretly approach while concealed, contaminating prepared food and water, or ambushing those who left the main force for scouting and communication.
At night, they would repeatedly unleash magic and flee, making it impossible to even sleep properly.
In contrast, daytime belonged to Arabion.
They advanced slowly but surely while illuminating their surroundings, and forcibly sought cooperation from the houses ruling the regions they passed through to replenish lacking supplies.
Naturally, those who refused were certainly Zahar's pawns and were burned to death with lightning.
