Under the Golden Tent, Jochi Khan furrowed his brow slightly.
"These Sassanid people have changed their demeanor."
The concept of demeanor, though seemingly vague, is something that can be discerned at a glance.
Are those standing on the city wall cowardly, fearful souls or upright, fierce warriors eager to exact revenge? The difference is vast.
"Fulin Khan indeed has a unique approach to training soldiers. But no matter how fierce a sheep may become, snarling its teeth, it can't turn into a wolf. If mere blood and courage could surpass strong armor, countless battles honed martial arts, and orders that must be obeyed, wouldn't it be a joke?"
Jochi was dismissive.
The Tatars have slaughtered countless enemies all the way during their westward expedition, and all hateful stares eventually turned into fear.
