The long winds of November howled, bringing the Opata tribes in the mountains a cold omen. And a "Cold Crow" arrived unbidden; black "Feather" brought both death and a newborn fusion, though bloodshed was fated to come.
Farther south, the Yaqui tribe of nearly ten thousand had all converted to the Main God, and the mightiest Great Yoeme Tribe had been thoroughly renamed the Kingdom's "Fire Stone Town." The priests redistributed the tribe's wealth and gathered the hearts of the lower tribespeople, bringing not only faith in the Main God, but also new development and order! Just like the newly dug "latrines and Composting pits," which bound the tribespeople's daily lives and sternly ordered them to squat over pits to excrete fertilizer...
At this time, the first three Sand Ships fully loaded with red bricks had already arrived from Leijin Town. The planned, magnificent Fire Stone Town Temple had already begun construction from its side halls. For the sake of the gods and winter warmth, whether they were true believers or false believers in the tribe, all of them worked very hard. And this process—conscripted tribal manpower, building the divine hall and dwellings, then ensuring the believers survived the winter—was precisely the process by which the Kingdom formally established its ruling order in Fire Stone Town! After all, a new order always had to bring benefits and hope to more people before it could overthrow everything old and truly settle firmly.
"Blessings of the Main God! We will bring a brand-new order! Just as the Divine Revelation said, we will bring light and The Sun, bring abundance and warmth, bring development and the future!..."
Farther south from the West Bay Diocese, the land of North Tecos in Great Lake County also gradually grew peaceful after the Divine Monkey Legion's continuous