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A god was on the move and he was a finer messenger than any horse men. Mortals with messages were easilly ignored but when the ground shook with the progress of Njaarh the people were awed. It was a mercy that the horsemen had told people of his mighty glory in advanced or surely they would of fled screaming in terror. Instead they were stunned with religious fact standing before them, the physical manifestation of what they had been told. Some villages had merely adopted the ways of the horsemen out of fear or merely a wish to be left alone, now however they were true belivers.

Still it was a pilgramage of purpose, building roads and commanding shrines to be build, soilders marching up and down. It was the makings of a true civilisation that would spread across the land, bringing divine order to all. The people did as commanded, exploring the mountains nearest Jorvagn and minning them for ores. Climbing and watching the views, errecting simple stone markers as signs of their achivements and devotion. It wasnt long before the land of the Neorns was full of wonders, man carved stones and mile markers appearing everywhere. from how far a man had worked to how high he had climbed.

The roads were fully formed swiftly given the aid of the god along with that of his people, the various villages becomming surrounded by fields now as the arrival of crops heralded a new age for all. Man was learning the ways of civilisation and advancement but under the guidance of Njaarh they had a strict social structure too that was giving them a quiet strenght. Overseers wandering to the villages, preetching the message as their god walked. It was now expected for all Overseers to go on the great walk and emulate their leader.

Many of the hunting caste though hanged up their bows for good, prefering to tend to the crops and herds for a more stable food supply. Which ment they had to spend less time in remote lands and more in the sight of their god. The people had no need for hunting now anyway, more shepards and farmers.

Power flowed to Njaarh as the people established themselves fully, worshipping his name and many more joining in fully. The people of Neorn grew many times over.

(Njaarh to level 5!)