The fleeting splendor of the prairie nation

Jerod 2022-02-20 08:02:34

The era when the grassland people ride on horseback is actually less than 200 years away from today, but the true feeling of heartiness and cruelty is long gone.

The prairie used to be like the ocean, a place where power is brewing, with turbulent waves and undercurrents everywhere. When a hero finally rolls up the monstrous waves, it must be a force of destruction. But since it is a storm, the decline and fall are as rapid as the rise. This fleeting cruel beauty can only be possessed by the grassland peoples.

First there was Attila, the whip of God, and then Genghis Khan, the proud son of heaven.

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  • Serenity 2022-03-25 09:01:19

    I want to go to Budapest to find various traces of Attila

  • Birdie 2022-03-26 09:01:12

    When I watched this movie, I was still young, and I just felt that I fought all my life but died at the hands of a woman... alas

Attila quotes

  • Honoria: I say that if a woman can only have power through a man, then let it be with the most powerful man she can find.

  • Bleda: Rua died without issue. I am the elder son of his brother, and so am rightfully king.

    Attila the Hun: To what purpose? To fight in the service of Rome or some other nation?

    Bleda: We will live as Huns have always lived. What else should we do?

    Attila the Hun: We should rule the world!