Ch. 369Indigenous People
The Redwood Natives blamed the Empire’s people for Shaman Achetu’s death and prepared to demand vengeance while maintaining their ritual. As the natives moved toward Harrison Port, White Folk Elder Pude hurried to Viscount Grant’s residence.
- The chapter described the Empire’s conflict with the Redwood Natives and the uneasy boundaries separating their territories around Harrison Port.
- A hunter told the gathered natives that three more hunters had died and that the Empire’s people had not explained what happened to Shaman Achetu.
- The scaled-crown hunter said he had arranged substitute sacrifices and ordered the natives to demand the culprit from the Empire’s lord.
- The scaled-crown hunter declared that Osena and his nephews belonged to the tribe and ordered the hunters to find, kill, and sacrifice them.
- Some Redwood Natives headed toward Harrison Port as White Folk Elder Pude hurried to Viscount Grant’s residence.