Chapter 126: Understanding Your Superior
"They exceed my expectation" Aeryon thought to himself.
When Aeryon was taking and conquering the tribes, there is some people among the tribes that he had conquered that have miscellaneous skill.
Some of them could cook and some of them could build. This kind of people is usually not regarded highly among the tribe.
But Aeryon employs them into his household. And because of that, today scene is created.
Understanding Durka’s disposition, Aeryon knew that winning his loyalty would require more than just a show of authority.
While Aeryon held the higher rank as Durka’s superior, he aimed for a partnership based on respect and shared objectives.
It wasn’t mere obedience he sought; he aimed for a genuine allegiance that stemmed from mutual trust.
Loyalty is a highly cherished value, not just in the Yan dynasty, but also among the people of the Great Steppe.
Oaths carried immense weight, determining not only the outcome of battles but also the essence of life itself.
If not, how could an oath determine victory and defeat, determine life and death? Because everyone thought of loyalty, thought of honour and thought of honesty.
Honesty, honour, and loyalty is intertwined in the fabric of their beliefs.