90. The Last Day in FairWeather

What does the clothing made of raffia grass imply to the laymen?

One may argue that the tribesmen who wore them only sought to be free in their movements as they brought carnage and destruction to all others. While that may be a very fair point to consider, let us not forget that all is not what it seems in war. In war, a lot of things are masked so that in the achievement of the end goal, there is a greater satisfaction in knowing the enemy is utterly confused and unable to take revenge. It is by far satisfying, having to cripple to the last bits the enemy that fights with you.

However with the tribesmen from the East, the argument would be biased. Why?

It was simply because of the clothing of raffia grass skirt that they had on, they had a charm woven protection in it. Yes, after all, who would want to go to ba