[Mirror Lake County]
[Bazenaur]
"Bang!"
The damp gangplank met the pier.
"Go! Move out! Don't stop!"
Soldiers with weapons slung over their shoulders and bags in their hands squinted instinctively, trying to adapt to the glaring light outside the cabin as they left the deck and stepped onto the dock.
The name of the county seat "Bazenaur" in Mirror Lake County comes from the Hurd language, meaning "Lake of Abundant Water Grass."
As early as the era of Hurd tribes' rule, Bazenaur was already densely populated and agriculturally advanced. During the golden age of the Hurd tribes, tens of thousands of serfs escaped Paratu to this small plain by the mountains and waters, working for the prairie Khan.
After Paratu reconquered the "Newly Reclaimed Land," the status and wealth of Bazenaur soared, and it became the trade and transport hub of the newly reclaimed lands, thanks to its extensive waterway routes.
