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One bore his banner, a new creation featuring the Kressind dragonling rampant, but its serpentine body wove its way through a brass cog that was certainly not present on the family arms, nor were the three sigils of the greatest modal tribes that formed a triangle around it.
The elders of the modalmen tribes stood in a circle a few paces from Rel.
She went back to where Diamond Eye had sniffed out the trace of the Crowntaker, to where little camps lay scattered outside the shadow of the storm, the places where the tribes of the desert came to trade in goods and slaves, to hold their truces and their weddings and now and then betray.
We fought for land, for rivers, for salt deposits, for lakes, and mostly to defend ourselves against savage tribes who tried to rob us of our land and its products.
Hundreds had become thousands, and the man-eater tribes had far more captives than just those from the rail camps.
It had never occurred to Tsen, even when it was happening right under his nose, what the slavers in Cashax were really doing, how they ripped tribes apart, families.
A lot of them had the flat, brown faces and narrowed eyes of the northern mountain tribes.
The difficulty was, Katriona thought to herself, in telling the tribes apart.
The tribes had almost completely merged when Drauthek growled and his dancing faltered.
These Indians, very peaceful people, had settled in this region hundreds and hundreds of years before and had found more pleasure and riches in tilling the soil than the neighboring tribes who went marauding whenever they felt like it.
The Godspike was a place of truce for the tribes that otherwise spent a good part of their time trying to kidnap each other to sell into slavery.
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