As a Golden Banner Officer of the White Tiger Guard, General Star held a sufficiently high status to review all the intelligence stored in the Guard's archives.
It could roughly be divided into four sections.
Great clans, the Four Barbarians, the martial world, and the most precious and specialized cultivation technique section.
The great clan section covered the Nine Provinces and Three Prefectures, all prominent lineages with long inheritances, and their branches.
Its contents included their genealogy, whether they were families of poetry and literature, farming and study, or martial traditions.
The Four Barbarians section covered the nations surrounding the Great Wei Dynasty: the Barbarian Tribe, Northern Mang, Wa Kingdom, Buddhist Kingdom, Poshushuo Kingdom, and others.
The basic information concerned civilian life and military forces. A deeper level focused on certain individuals requiring close attention, as well as lists of spies scattered throughout those nations.
Naturally, limited conditions meant the records on the Four Barbarians differed in detail.
The martial world section contained the sects, gangs, and certain more important martial figures within every province and prefecture.
For instance, "White Immortal," Gongye Bai.
For instance, "Snow Sword Lord," Ye Guxian.
For instance, "Sword Saint," Li Wudang.
Every one of them was a peerless expert in the Land Immortal Realm.
Within the White Tiger Guard, there was only one requirement for records concerning them—be as detailed as possible.
Artists above the Great Accomplishment Realm were required to paint their portraits and clearly record their names, ages, builds, appearances, preferences, and so on.
Their every action also had to be documented according to yearly, monthly, and daily calendars, in order to judge their temperaments.
The same applied to those connected to them.
Such as White Immortal's disciples, the state of the Wind and Rain Tower, and so forth.
Aside from that, each