"Mercy for hatred, not an eye for an eye."
Deep in the Khangai Mountains, there were two tribes that herded yaks for generations, not enemies nor friends. Once in a year, they celebrate Naadam and see whose bulls are stronger, only to not see each other again until the Naadam next year. But during a Naadam ceremony, the irreversible abyss forms between two tribes and the gate of bloody vengeance is opened.
Deep in the Khangai Mountains, there were two tribes that herded yaks for generations, not enemies nor friends. Once in a year, they celebrate Naadam and see whose bulls are stronger, only to not see each other again until the Naadam next year. But during a Naadam ceremony, the irreversible abyss forms between two tribes and the gate of bloody vengeance is opened.
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