Chapter 163: An Ancient Empire
"The world does not pity us, and the Gods does not help those who do not help themselves"
This is his words when Aeryon asked about his thoughts
Dama words resonated with Aeryon, revealing a deep sense of self-reliance and determination.
Aeryon could sense the ambition that simmered beneath Dama calm exterior.
Although Dama might not have explicitly revealed his plans for the Eastern region or his grand ambitions, his very words spoke volumes about his aspirations.
ambitious leaders like Dama is a force to be reckoned with. This is the kind of people who embraced their destiny and seized every opportunity to shape their future.
Aeryon recognized Dama as a fellow visionary, a chief with the determination to make his mark on the world, even if it meant challenging the established order of the Southern Great Steppe.
Aeryon admire Dama just like Dama admired him. But, it is also because of this Aeryon is also wary of Dama
For now, Esbizuk tribe is not an immediate concern for Aeryon.
Aeryon and Dama understood the intricacies of Steppe politics and expansion. At present, the geographical separation of a few tribes acted as a buffer, allowing them to maintain a relatively amicable relationship.
They recognized that their immediate concerns lay elsewhere, and their diplomatic ties is intact due to a lack of direct conflict of interest.