Dead Bandits & Safe Roads
Aug 26, 2024 12:26:55 GMT
Post by Jones on Aug 26, 2024 12:26:55 GMT
It had been many weeks since the Mughlaqa crossed paths with Jalaar—or rather, with his son. Since then, Sayyid Jalaar had taken a vow to bring ruin to this band of marauders. The greatest obstacle was locating their hideout, which took considerable time and effort. But when it was finally found, it signaled their downfall.
Jalaar traveled to Byzaris and gathered a large host, half of whom were of Vlandian origin. Together with the Aserai cavalry and the Byzaris town guards, they ventured into the desert and soon clashed with the bandits. As the sun set, Jalaar's host was victorious, burning whatever remained of the bandits' camp to a crisp before returning.
Jalaar rewarded those who participated with large bags of gold and silver pieces, as well as a promise to restore the trade that had been suffering due to the reputation lost long ago, as well as by the Banu Areen tribe's influence.
Jalaar traveled to Byzaris and gathered a large host, half of whom were of Vlandian origin. Together with the Aserai cavalry and the Byzaris town guards, they ventured into the desert and soon clashed with the bandits. As the sun set, Jalaar's host was victorious, burning whatever remained of the bandits' camp to a crisp before returning.
Jalaar rewarded those who participated with large bags of gold and silver pieces, as well as a promise to restore the trade that had been suffering due to the reputation lost long ago, as well as by the Banu Areen tribe's influence.
