In this sense, three was not the need for a central governance or royalty to which the people paid homage to. No in the very least. Rather, it was each person to his own, each loyalty to the family that had beget them or the people that had raised them. And it did not matter how they had been raised. Just as much as they had a place from which they had come from, then this was just equivalent to the place where they worshipped.
No place like home, they say. Indeed, no truer saying than this could ever be found. Not in the dream or the world below or the world above could this be replicated but is true in every aspect of it.
It is the very place to which they had been bred and the place that they had paid every inch of their nationality to. They were willing to die for such a place or t
