The eighth year of the Great Xia, September 16th, late night
On the Bluestone Road, over thirty kilometers north of Binjiang Camp, a grand convoy is marching north majestically.
The convoy comprises over three thousand people. While seventy to eighty percent wear golden battle armor, careful observation reveals distinctions among them.
The convoy is roughly divided into three parts. The front group of nearly a thousand wears the brightest golden battle armor, glowing under the firelight, forming a long procession of ten people per rank, moving in an orderly pace as a golden stream flowing slowly northward.
In the middle are eight massive cargo iron wheel cars, ten meters long and five meters wide. In front of each vehicle, fifty people pull with chains, while around fifty more push from the sides and back, with others ready to rotate in as needed. These people are clearly the driving force behind the iron wheel cars.
