Under the glow of bonfires and torches, on the dark red and bloody land, lay dozens of entangled corpses, all with furious eyes wide open. Some of them wore wooden crosses, others adorned with bright feathers, and some hung with prairie bone decorations. Their weapons were scattered on the ground, axes stained with blood, great swords smeared with flesh, and short spears thrust into the opposing chests and abdomens!
Blood gathered into shallow streams, slowly flowing from the intertwined bodies of the warriors. This scene of flesh, corpses, and banners interwoven in the scorched earth resembled both the death purgatory in the eyes of cross believers and the sacrificial divine war in the cognition of Chief Divine believers.
