"Honorable Utadori High Priest, the Yoeme Great Tribe has over seventy hundred followers, half of whom are located in the core camp Yoeme Village, while the other half is scattered across eight surrounding tribal villages. The most apparent wealth disparity lies in their dwellings! A warm shelter that can withstand winter is the most essential asset for every tribal family's home... According to the count by the Priest Apprentice, in Yoeme Village, five-tenths of the houses are pit huts, four-tenths are pointed-roof thatched huts, and less than one-tenth are newly built wooden houses..."
"Each hut and thatched house is the residence of ordinary tribespeople, usually housing a family of four or five. Wooden houses are the residences of the Mountain Eagle Chief, elders of the kin, and Tribal Warriors, with varying numbers of three to five people. In the outlying tribal villages, all are pit huts and thatched houses, with very few wooden houses..."
