Herds Ever Eastwards
As the Gedokosza along the middle river fell to the ways of settled life, the few who refused to convert, as well as new clans from the growing population of their homelands moved eastwards, settling further eastwards, expanding their lands further. These new lands proved to be similar to their homelands, although were slightly more hilly and mountainous. Unlike the Gedokosza who settled along the middle river, there was little reason to change their way of living, meaning that the lands soon became seen as part of their true homeland, rather than a foreign land.
Posted Feb 17, 2017, 3:43 AM UTC · edited
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