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    Default From the Hindu Kush - An Arche Seleukeia AAR

    Since I screwed up my old Epeirote game, I've been busy with this AS thing.

    Instead of most AAR's, this story will be told from two viewpoints. Two men who were unlikely to ever become friends.

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    Prologue: From the Mountains



    'The mountains were my home. I am called Amhan, the Fearless. My father told me Brahma created the world we live in, he erected the mountains and filled the oceans with water. I have never seen the sea in my entire life. I grew up in a hut in the mountains, destined to be a goat herder later. Until the men came from the low-lands. They took me from my home, and told me I was to become a great warrior, a warrior of the Sreni. I did not understand. And I left my home in the mountains.'



    'I remember little of the march to Taksashila, except the terrible rains that kept plagueing us.'



    'At the age of seven, I witnessed the first death in my life (except for the goats, but they don't count). A venomous spider had bitten one of the men who came to take me. He turned ill and died within a day.'



    'I remember seeing the walls of Taksashila from far, glistening from far. When I first set eyes on them it seemed as if Brahma himself had lifted up stones to create these walls, for what man could make such a thing?'

    'I was brought to a rich Indian nobleman to live, and serve, though I spent most of my times training to be a great soldier, or so they told me. They gave me a bow, a sword and a shield, and I was now a warrior. As I progressed and I reached the age of fourteen, they incorporated me into a Guild.'


    'They gave me a house, servants and status. Everything was well. Until the white men came from the desert...'


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