Based on the location he had chosen, Arthur was granted three hundred square kilometers of the Northlands. It was to be his first pioneering land.
He had already chosen a name for it: Crimson Vale Territory.
The name was twofold. It was a nod to the crimson emblem of his House Beaumont, and a private memorial to the homeland he could never see again.
In Duke Conrad’s estimation, the land was merely more habitable than other parts of the
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