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Chapter 133: Kingdoms Chapter 133: Kingdoms It made sense to begin with their neighbors.

Understanding their political structure, trade dealings, and cultural values would give her a strong foundation before moving on to the more distant kingdoms.

She adjusted her posture, ready to dive into her studies, determined to make the most of this opportunity.

Nnenna wasn’t planning to do a deep, comprehensive reading, after all, she had already studied these things extensively over the years.

The past decade had been difficult, but it had also been rewarding in terms of knowledge.

She simply needed a refresher, a quick review to ensure she still remembered all the key details.

The first kingdom she focused on was Haran, their closest neighbor to the east.

Haran wasn’t particularly rich in mineral resources, but they had something just as valuable, a powerful military.

Their men and women were trained to be warriors from a young age, and their loyalty to their country was unmatched.

Haran’s military was so strong that other kingdoms often sought their assistance in times of war, and they never helped for free.

Their ability to charge high fees for military aid kept their economy thriving, making them a force to be reckoned with despite their lack of natural wealth.

Her own kingdom, Lionara, was the complete opposite.

They were known for their vast mineral resources, gold, silver, and rare gems that the surrounding kingdoms heavily relied on.

Because of this, Lionara commanded a great deal of respect, even from militarily strong nations like Haran.

No kingdom wanted to be on bad terms with Lionara, as they all needed access to its resources at some point.

But it was still worth taking note of a war kingdom like Haran.

They lived and breathed military discipline.

gender, was trained

ten, children were expected to

for elite training, eventually

youth had to

surviving in the wilderness for a week

as a true warrior; failure meant bringing

dying in battle was the greatest honor, while

were stripped of their name and

sacred in

king, pledging their lives

oath was met

people of Haran lived

upon, and wealth was often redirected to

plain, durable clothing and adorned themselves only with

Haranese warriors performed a War Dance, a synchronized, intense display of strength and precision, meant to intimidate their enemies

warrior culture made Haran feared

unbreakable spirit and military prowess made them one of the most powerful kingdoms in

skimmed through the historical records, political alliances, and economic strategies of

most of this, but reading

grand ball approaching, she needed to be sharp, ready to make connections, form alliances, and, most importantly, stay ahead of those

Kingdom, located to the north of Lionara, was known for

was a major concern for Nnenna, as they would

wanted to stand a chance, she had to step up her

Rose hadn’t started training her in that area yet, but their

had no intention of taking it lightly, defeating someone from Dixan, where children practically learned to use bows and

where precision and patience were

archery before they could even write their own

weapon in Dixan, it was a symbol