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There weren't many days in the year in which Sey'Kube was as beautiful as today. Decorated to the brim in flowers and blossoms, banners and flags, with blue and golden peacocks freely walking among visitors.
It was quite a sight to behold in the otherwise mundane wasteland of Amol-Kalit.
The city had arranged new places for markets and stalls, where locals sold goods from all around the region, including Sereti steel weapons, black camels from Al-Mirabet and the famed hibiscus tea from Narra.
The Sayyiduna, the mysterious and seldom-seen leader of Sey'Kube, sent invitations to far off and nearby lands.
Inviting leaders by name in letters and commoners by word of news. Even the nearest portal stone had been cleared of thieves and brigands that would have otherwise preyed on caravans that passed through. It was rare that his domain would be so open to outsiders.
The masses had already gathered in the main street by the gardens, watching the parade of Sey'Kube's army.
The grand commander Arsalaan led the procession at the helm, behind him rode rows of cataphracti, silverine and armoured head to toe. After them came the camel riders, white as snow. Many carried banners colourful, carrying motifs of weapons, animals and plant life.
It was quite a sight to behold in the otherwise mundane wasteland of Amol-Kalit.
The city had arranged new places for markets and stalls, where locals sold goods from all around the region, including Sereti steel weapons, black camels from Al-Mirabet and the famed hibiscus tea from Narra.
The Sayyiduna, the mysterious and seldom-seen leader of Sey'Kube, sent invitations to far off and nearby lands.
Inviting leaders by name in letters and commoners by word of news. Even the nearest portal stone had been cleared of thieves and brigands that would have otherwise preyed on caravans that passed through. It was rare that his domain would be so open to outsiders.
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It was early morning and Lessat already gleamed with her pale blue complexion on the daylit sky, though it was still a few hours before she would kiss the sun and cast the world in darkness.
The masses had already gathered in the main street by the gardens, watching the parade of Sey'Kube's army.
The grand commander Arsalaan led the procession at the helm, behind him rode rows of cataphracti, silverine and armoured head to toe. After them came the camel riders, white as snow. Many carried banners colourful, carrying motifs of weapons, animals and plant life.
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