The representatives of every noble faction had gathered together in one designated area. Meanwhile, the commanders of their respective armies stood at the front of their troops, with the banners of their noble houses raised proudly beside them.
The millions of soldiers were arranged according to their respective noble factions. Each noble house occupied its own enormous rectangular formation, with thousands or tens of thousands of soldiers standing in organised rows behind their commander.
These formations were positioned beside one another with carefully maintained gaps between them, creating one massive and orderly allied army that stretched across the land as far as the eye could see. From above, the different formations almost looked like enormous rectangular blocks placed side by side, each distinguished by the colors and banners of the noble house they belonged to.
