Alleria patted Vereesa on the shoulder again and said, "I'll head back first and take care of some military business. Stay here and give it some thought! Our guests won't arrive for a while yet. There's no rush. We have plenty of time. You can also keep thinking about it later. It never hurts to think things through a little more when something comes up."
With that, Alleria left Vereesa behind and went straight back into the military camp, heading for her office.
Alleria walked all the way into her office without once looking back at Vereesa, who was still standing in the wind, wrestling with her thoughts.
In a valley southwest of the Stonard military camp, a vast expanse of red High Elf military tents embroidered with gold trim filled almost the entire valley.
These conspicuous, ostentatious colors were the favorites of the beauty-loving High Elves. Fortunately, the Orcs had no flying forces yet, or the High Elves would have struggled to conceal an ambush effectively, let alone catch their enemies by surprise. Targets in such bright, striking colors could be spotted from far away and high in the sky.
Yu Lin Bloodhawk actually disliked the widespread use of these colors for military purposes, whether on armor, tents, or many other things, just as he disliked brightly colored hawkstriders.
But although Yu Lin Bloodhawk disliked them, he had never explicitly objected. Why not? Because their significance differed depending on the time, era, and circumstances.
The changes in the colors of military uniforms and armor from ancient to modern China made it easy to see that uniforms tended toward brighter colors in the age of cold weapons. Only in the age of firearms did they gradually shift from bright to dark colors, and in modern times, the whole world shifted