In the Borderland of the Southeast Imperial, a legion slowly advanced across the vast wilderness, entering an unfamiliar Pioneer Territory.
With armored vehicles and Floating Battleships for cover, tens of thousands of Warriors held high the Purity Moon banner, the symbol of Qinghui, and sang the ancient "Song of Purity."
This song, created by the ancestors of Purity Forest and passed down orally for over a thousand years, possessed an ethereal quality, as if from a bygone era. It told the story of their forebears who had braved all obstacles, bathed in the pure light of Qinghui, and built their home.
The melody was uplifting, beautiful, and moving.
It was hardly a military march, but for that very reason, the "Song of Purity" washed away the army's natural killing intent. This allowed the Imperial citizens of the Pioneer Territory to dare to step out of their homes and line the streets, watching the legion that was about to dominate the Borderland.
