What needs attention in the sand sea is nothing more than tribes and large gilded brigades.
Tribes are based on blood relationships, which to a large extent are not as convenient as structural units like the Gilded Brigade.
But the Gilded Brigade is an industry that is too competitive after all. In addition, mercenaries are driven by profit. Few mercenaries in the desert abide by their contracts like Disiya. Betrayal is as natural to them as eating and drinking.
If you are not a leader with strong tactics and outstanding strength, it is usually difficult to control a large gilded brigade.
Tribes also have fights, but generally speaking everyone will abide by certain agreed-upon rules, which is not necessarily the case for brigades.
The opponents that Rama needs to deal with most are the tribes around Tanit, and the second is to deal with the gilded brigades that are rising in the desert.
In this period, the latter is much easier to solve than the former.
The most powerful gilded brigade in the sand sea in the past was [Legacy of the God King], which was a very large gilded brigade. In the past, many brigade groups were directly attached to [Legacy of the God King].
For a long time, the strength of this super-large gilded brigade was unmatched by others, until they bumped into someone.
The gilded troupe organized by Disiya's father Kusera is called [Beard of Akhmar]. Small gilded troupes like this are directly attached to [Legacy of the God King] and [Legacy of the God King]. They are allowed to use their own names to act, but at the same time, they must also make offerings to the [Legacy of the God King] on time.
One night when he was going to make a confession, Kusela broke into the archives of the "Legacy of the God King" in an incomprehensible way and burned everyone's "Case Records".
Mercenaries rely on selling their lives in exchange for Mora. Of course, they will not willingly surrender to the [Legacy of the God King].
The leader of [Legacy of the God King] used something like a certificate of surrender to control all the mercenaries who joined voluntarily or passively, but Kusela's fire burned all the evidence.
Those who had long wanted to escape from the control of [Legacy of the God King] took this opportunity to simply escape.
After they escaped, they became even more worried about returning to the bad days of the past, so they in turn suppressed the development of [Legacy of the God King].
So much so that during Desia's legendary mission, this super organization that had been superior to many gilded brigades for a long time had come to an end.
The funniest part is the final choice of Mishal, the leader of [Legacy of the God King].
Do you want to kill me for revenge? I'll commit suicide first, don't even think about it.
To be honest, it's quite boring.
Rama really couldn't figure out how this kind of thing became so big with [Legacy of the God King], it was just a fire. With the size of [Legacy of the God King] back then, they should still have many opportunities to change. This ending.
It would be better to end everything with the unjust and lack of help. After all, we are not the parties involved and cannot understand what happened.
Perhaps during this process, there are more people who hope that the legacy of the God King will disappear.
For example, the [Thirty-Man Group], the Teaching Council, and the Fools may all get involved. After all, a large gilded brigade is obviously not in their interests.
But during this period, the size of [Legacy of the God King] was still quite good, and it was not as weak as it would be later.
But this was no different for Rama.
The trouble they were in wouldn't end anytime soon, but the war Rama wanted to start was different.
Tanit Tribe.
"Nice to meet you elders."
Rama sat at the top of the tent, "We will divide more food next, but can you still eat it?"
He didn't do much to the upper echelons of the tribe because it wasn't necessary.
This is far from the time to divide interests.
"Of course, Your Majesty."
They discussed how to call Rama. The highest position of authority in Tanit was [Mother], which was obviously not suitable for Rama.
Then just use the simplest answer that everyone hopes for.
"We are ready to wield our blades for your goals at any time!"
Rama rested his chin on his hands.
This title seems to have some value.
He did not think that the elders of the tribe had fully paid their loyalty, but disloyalty and betrayal were two different things.
Loyalty requires time and chips to exchange.
Each of these elderly elders has held power, and it is difficult for them to be devoted and loyal to someone.
But they won't betray either.
Because Rama can kill them, because Rama can lead them to eat the entire sea of sand.
"In the last war, I solved all the battles by myself, so at the last moment, not one of the tribe's warriors rose to the top."
"But they didn't object because they got it despite doing nothing."
"The reward system is based on dedication and the needs of the public. This is a relatively complete logic. I don't care about resources. After winning the battle, I will allocate the resources to the tribe-maybe the kingdom in the future."
"But someone has to get to the top. If they want to get to the top, war merit is the fastest way. I can't always stop them from getting to the top."
Rama looked calm and said, "You elders may not be qualified to stand in this position in the future. When someone comes up, someone will go down. I need you to show your value before I can give you appropriate power."
Reckoning was coming sooner or later, and Rama had no intention of even covering it up.
The tribe is no longer necessary to him, but without him, Tanit is just a tribe.
"Of course, Your Majesty. We should take responsibility before we are qualified to take over the scepter from your hands."
Babel spoke respectfully.
She was the most supportive of Rama.
A simple truth is that the status of the elders of a tribe and the middle- and upper-class dignitaries of a kingdom may seem to have declined, but what they have gained has actually increased.
If nothing else can be done, it would be nice to make some money.
Could it be that if they resisted, Rama would change his mind?
When this person had nothing, he would use a knife to make others compromise. Now that he has more power, his methods will only become more ruthless and decisive.
Babel's compromise was something that the elders had already guessed.
Human beings are biased creatures. Babel is also Rama's adoptive mother. They have conflicts but no substantial confrontation.
Status will bring preferential treatment, there is no need for her to be stubborn.
It's just a conflict.
How normal is the conflict of power? Positions are limited to begin with. Didn’t Rama snatch the power from them when he came up?
I didn’t even see Rama trying to kill them all.
not worth it.
The elders didn't even bother to discuss it.
Rama was not coming up with a proposal, he was just informing him of the results of his thinking.
Since it was a notice, it was obvious that he didn't care whether they would resist or not.
"It should indeed be so." Another elder followed and expressed support. "The young warriors naturally want to become the upper-class nobles of the kingdom. We cannot prevent them from ascending to the throne."
In this aspect of competition, they already have an advantage.
If you are still timid, you can’t say much if you are eliminated.
"Then next, we will choose this tribe as the target for cleanup."
Rama hung up the topographical map and nailed the knife in place.
With one victory, they all became accustomed to this road to sudden wealth.
Even if Rama did not say so, they would be naturally inclined to start a war.
Once the wheels of war start turning, it is difficult to stop because of someone.
Rama could do it, but he himself was the biggest supporter and beneficiary of the war.
He won't stop.
