Cuba's sandals brushed the rocky ground as he climbed the jagged mountain.
He was in the forest about a kilometre east of the Redwood Den and was making his way towards the camp of the group leader, Zoka.
Just like the other group leaders, Zoka and his group lived in the mountains — away from the tribe's settlement and only came down for missions and the hunt.
The reason behind this practice was simple: the leaders that remained under the tribe's protection were considered weak by those who didn't, and recognition of strength mattered most to those of Dhaevrak.
However, two groups didn't share their belief, and they were of Haria and Rion's.
Haria didn't need anyone's recognition, and Rion simply didn't care about such 'bullshit traditions and beliefs'.
A few minutes passed as he traversed the rough area of the mountains, and he finally reached his destination.
He brushed off the dust clinging to his body and looked at the front.
