Chapter 202: Hunt All Over the World
The Khagai tribe and the Brolgadhr tribe warriors still have some gaps between their experience in battlefield with the Khagai tribe being the more experienced soldiers.
But if there is one thing that makes them look similar was their discipline.
The two chief, Aeryon and Valgrun both restrained their warriors from getting wild and crazy like Esbizuk tribe warriors and all of their warriors listen without disobeying
They are more like soldiers than there are warriors
And that makes them more lethal
When the Khagai chief look at how disciplined the warriors of the Brolgadhr he himself was shocked
He took a long time to mould his men who has the nature of the Great Steppe to become a disciplined force resembling those of the armies of the Western Zhou people
But Aeryon in just a few months has turns unruly men into disciplined machine
Only then when the Khagai chief listens to Aeryon method that he is convinced why Aeryon could create such an elite disciplined force
It lies on the fact that Aeryon unlike any other chief increased the loyalty and the cohesiveness of his men by promoting commanders based on merit rather than the use of clan seniority or close relations
When Khagai chief listen to this he could not help but feel that this young chief truly had great ambition.