Outside Green Creek Village, the Thorny Flower and River Valley County Alliance Camp.
Ever since accompanying Count Eriv to the high-level meeting at the North Shore Camp, where he proposed the water attack strategy to the assembled nobles of Orland, Leon swiftly returned to the daily grind of frontline camp life.
Lydwen III's decisiveness was unexpectedly swift. On the very next day after the meeting, droves of soldiers and civilians arrived at the upper reaches of the tributary, not far north of Green Creek Village, sweating as they dug channels and constructed dam reservoirs.
Leon was impressed—unsurprisingly, a usurper who had triumphed in a civil war. In some sense, he could even be considered a half-founder of a new era. Regardless of praise or criticism, the fact remains—he ushered in the turnover of Orland's dynasties.
