Wolves Come Home

The battle in the North is won, but there is still much work to do. In the immediate aftermath of the victory, tension still runs high as the Kingdom watches, wary and uncertain, for any more tricks the Empire might have up its sleeve. With each passing day, however, the dust settles, assurance sinks in and the northern cities begin the long road to recovery. 

The Miras military, its duties far from over, sees to the many injured during the fighting and aids in re-establishing local order and security. Those imprisoned during the Empire’s occupation find themselves finally walking free and families are reunited for the first time since the invasion. Across the continent, civilians come out in droves to assist with the rebuilding of their cities and celebrate their newfound freedom. Meanwhile, any Empire soldiers and civilians stranded in the North are quickly captured and either sent to the mainland for justice or forced into hard labour for the cities’ reconstruction, just as the locals laboured for the Empire before. Despite the deep scars and long recovery ahead of them, there is hope in northern hearts that things will only get better now that Valsk and Belport have finally returned to their rightful owners.

Features: Rebuilding homes and defences, victory drinking, capturing Kobeners, shows of patriotism, Valski viking funerals for the deceased