"This lord is quite good!"
As time passed, people saw what he was really like. The native tribes who had pledged allegiance to the Wrynn Family were living better and better lives, and their sense of belonging to the family grew stronger by the day.
The Wrynn Family didn't levy exorbitant taxes or treat them as cannon fodder or slaves. They genuinely looked after them as their subjects.
The tribes with kin among the Bone Spirits saw their people living in harmony with their ancestors' spirits, prospering and thriving. Gradually, they accepted this way of life.
They offered up their ancestors' remains and lived alongside the resurrected skeletons of their forebears.
What surprised them even more was that their ancestors had returned with many lost stores of knowledge and taught them how to cultivate.
Under Medivh's gentle approach, one native tribe after another willingly integrated into the Bone Spirit System. They offered up their ancestors' remains and received the Bone Knight inheritance, creating new families with their own systems.
As they joined, the populations of the various peoples under the Wrynn Family's rule soared.
The subjects worked for the Wrynn Family while alive, then lived again in another form after death, continuing to toil for the family.
At Medivh's command, every people formed its own legion.
The legion's warriors trained rigorously and cultivated diligently, ready to answer Medivh's call at any time and take part in planar wars.
In the future, when the Wrynn Family went to war, it would have Bone Spirit Legions composed entirely of skeletons, as well as racial legions made up of warriors from each people and the skeletons of their ancestors.
To ensure the Wrynn Family's prosperity, all its subjects had to contribute their labor and strength in gratitude for their lord's benevolence.
The Dragon