Two weeks had passed since the tumultuous events that had unfolded within the Fenrirborne Tribe. In the capital city of Tenochtitlan, the heart of the Nadur Empire, all eyes were fixed on the grand imperial palace, a sprawling complex that served as a symbol of sovereignty and strength.
Within its ten-kilometer expanse lay castles, imperial department halls, and the renowned Hall of Justice, each structure representing a pillar of the empire's power.
Unlike other empires, the Nadur Empire did not follow a hereditary succession system. Instead, their emperors and empresses were determined through a Trial by Combat, where challengers fought to the death for the throne.
This unique approach ensured that only the strongest and most capable individuals ascended to the position of ruler.
