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Li Wei thought for a moment and decided that he should focus on unifying Napur for the time being, and that he should train the Vanma, who are good at endurance and suitable for expeditions, in the future.

Having a heavy cavalry force would be ideal if you wanted to sweep through Napur.

"Once the panel is upgraded, I'll choose the Great Sun Brahma Heavy Cavalry as the horse breed reward." Li Wei saw this Brahma horse with the ancient Great Sun bloodline among the horse breed rewards listed on the panel. It was also a heavy cavalry unit from the Sun King's era.

The Great Sun Horse is a pure white horse, as sacred as a snow-capped mountain under the sun. It is twice the size of a regular Brahma horse, and its explosive leg power when running brings a force to the rider that is six, seven, or even ten times greater than that of a regular Brahma horse.

As for the Great Sun Brahma, as a renowned heavy cavalry force that swept across the world ten thousand years ago under the Sun King, it is naturally not just about having strong explosive power.

The Great Sun Brahma has a unique bloodline effect that causes the cavalrymen riding it to become Great Sun Brahma-like, or in layman's terms, giants!

When cavalrymen charge on the Great Sun Brahma, the Great Sun bloodline of the Great Sun Brahma will strengthen the cavalrymen, causing them to swell into white-armored giants two or three meters tall!

In many murals depicting the Sun King's great achievements in temples dedicated to the Sun God, there is often a scene where a giant of the Sun, dressed in white armor and riding a magnificent horse, appears to emerge from ancient mythology and charges into battle. They are invincible and conquer one kingdom after another.

Unfortunately, this type of powerful heavy cavalry gradually disappeared after King Ananda's death, along with the complete collapse of the Naguta Dynasty.

Especially in the last four thousand years, compared with the glorious history of the previous six thousand years, the ancient pagoda completely declined after King Ananda died.

For four thousand years, not a single person has emerged who can rival the core region, which seems like a mockery of the ancient Naguta family's ultimate glory for the first six thousand years.

The words spoken by that powerful ruler of four thousand years seem to be a prophecy. He said that the descendants of the Sun King and the Amaya King should walk the Ancient Road of Kings one last time. This statement seems to have set the stage for the next four thousand years of history, and the kings who toured the world along the Ancient Road of Kings for four thousand years were indeed from other families.

To some extent, the fact that the descendants of the Sun King no longer mastered the training methods for the Great Sun Brahma Heavy Cavalry seems to be a sign of the decline of the Naguta family.

But now Li Wei has an opportunity to bring back this heavy cavalry that swept across the world ten thousand years ago to this continent.

Li Wei shook his head. He looked at the parchment diary in his hand again, trying to find more information about the bronze sword fragments. Did Sakje's father only get these two pieces? And where did he get them?

Li Wei wanted to find more in Sakje's father's diary.

He continued flipping through the parchment. This parchment contained no information about the bronze fragments. He then took two more parchments, both of which contained everyday details.

Then he picked up the fourth parchment, on which Livy once again discovered information about the bronze fragments.

[In the year of Pramadi, in September, I, Kanirulh, and Amir explored an abandoned temple together. I found four bronze fragments on the altar; I took two, and the other two each took one.]

In the Pramati year, the first year of the Indian 60-year cycle of the Code, Sakja's father distributed bronze fragments to the lord of Muvi in ​​the Gita year, which was the sixteenth year.

In other words, Sakje's father discovered four bronze fragments when he was young, sixteen years ago.

When Li Wei saw the information recorded on the parchment, his eyes lit up with surprise. Sure enough, he obtained more information about the bronze fragments.

Li Wei was also familiar with the two names recorded in the line about Sakje's father.

Because of the names Kaneruch and Amir, it's impossible for anyone in the Nine Towns not to recognize them.

Those two names are so famous!

Kaniruk, Panya's father, started his career with a town, subdued the lords of three towns, and became powerful in four towns. Even the lord of Tuli Town, which was at the top of the town at the time, was Sakje's father, who was related to Kaniruk by marriage.

So at that time, it could be said that the five towns upstream were almost all within Kaneruch's sphere of influence, and the four towns downstream were not unified and were scattered.

At the time, people said that Pania's father, Kaniruk, would be the first person in a century to unify the nine towns, but unfortunately, he died suddenly from an old injury during the southern campaign.

Amir, now the sole ruler of the nine towns, has unified the three downstream towns and is about to take over the fourth town. Panya's brother is on the front lines defending against this formidable enemy.

Amir is actually Paniya's uncle, since Amir, Saqqa's father, and Kaniruk were sworn brothers and were three famous young talents known as the Three Tigers of Nine Towns.

Of course, when they were young, people said that Kanirulh was the most outstanding of the three tigers because he unified four towns. Next was Sakoje's father because he governed Turi Town very well. The eldest and the least capable was Amir because he did not even have power in his own town and was powerless to the control of his clan uncle.

Some people even said that Amir should be removed from the Three Tigers because he was the oldest and the least capable.

But time changed everything. Pania's father died young, and his teenage eldest son was unable to grasp power. The four towns in the upper reaches, which had just been unified, immediately became independent. Sakje's father also died young.

Amir was unremarkable in his youth, but as he grew older, he began to resemble a powerful warlord. Like a dying tiger, he eventually outlasted everyone. At the age of forty, his uncle passed away, and he finally began to seize power. At the age of fifty, after ten years of raising children and ten years of fighting, he captured the second town. At the age of sixty, five years ago, he captured the third town.

Now, at the age of 65, he is about to take over the fourth town, unifying the four towns downstream.

This makes people sigh, who would have thought that the most hopeless sick tiger would have his life turn around after the age of forty and become the only overlord of the nine towns.

The five towns upstream are still independent. Who can stop this 65-year-old warlord's northern expedition?

In fact, the current independence of the five towns upstream is partly due to Amir's ruthless leadership.

Sakjee's older brother ascended to power at a young age and eventually managed to seize control of the family after several years of internal strife. He wanted to launch a northern expedition to take over the three towns that his father had previously unified, but he could only dream about it because Amir was tying up a large number of Sakjee's brother's troops on the front lines.

Even now, Saakjee's brother still faces the risk of being counterattacked by Amir!

Therefore, some people predicted that of the original three tigers, Amir, the sick tiger, might achieve the greatest success, because he was very likely to unify the nine towns.

Some even say that Amir has a better chance than Panya's father because Amir is too reliable.

Back then, Pania's father, like the sun, swiftly devoured the other three towns, conquering them in just three years. However, this also resulted in insufficient control. While he was alive, things were fine, but once he died, the four towns immediately collapsed.

But Amir was different. He fought very slowly, taking ten years to conquer a town. Some people mocked Amir, saying that he was not as good as his adopted brother, who took ten years to conquer a town. But these people were so busy mocking him that they did not see that Amir was slowly building a solid foundation.

Amir spent ten years slowly consolidating the towns he had conquered. He even took his eldest son with him to every battle because of his advanced age. Now his eldest son is also extremely capable and is thirty years old. So some people say that even if Amir dies, his eldest son can take over and continue to control the power and complete the unification of the nine towns.

"In other words, if I want to get my hands on the four bronze fragments, my biggest enemy is Amir." Levi narrowed his eyes, suddenly feeling that this was somewhat like a fateful duel.

Whether it's the need to unify the nine towns or to acquire the bronze fragments, both necessitate a future battle between him and Amir.

The reason he lamented that it was a fateful duel was because Amir was a descendant of that powerful ruler from four thousand years ago, a Brahmin.

Four thousand years ago, King Ananda fought for the throne against the powerful ruler who founded the fourth dynasty, but ultimately lost.

At that time, King Ananda was an old man, while the great ruler who founded the fourth dynasty was a young and outstanding man.

Four thousand years later, the descendants of the powerful ruler and the descendants of King Ananda are about to clash once again in the Nine Towns.

This time, however, the young ones are descendants of King Ananda, while the aged ones are descendants of that powerful ruler.

So, will the ending be the same?