A Dong Tribe.
The stone walls follow the contours of the mountain, rising unevenly; the entire wall consists of unpolished, coarse stones, with sharp edges.
The gate of the tribe is made from a section of an ancient tree trunk, entwined with layers of old vines, tightly wrapping the entire massive log.
Inside the tribe courtyard, dozens of figures are gathered together.
Everyone is draped in worn-out and tattered animal skins.
On the surface of the skins, dried black blood scabs have formed, along with a thick, murky layer of soil, obscuring the original color of the fur.
The weapons in their hands are uniformly cast from bronze, with an ancient, heavy design, crudely made.
Short knives, war axes, long spears... all carry the wildness of a primitive era.
This group of Dong People are all burly, with dark, cracked skin, and their cheeks bear the unique simple markings of a primitive tribe.
