14 Hours (Part 1)

Vismont Village

At this time, one of the more relaxed territories happened to be Vismont Village. When everyone had experienced their first—with some even on their second—wars, Vismont hadn't even received a threat.

They actually had a few aborigine guests from the West. They were extremely arrogant when they came, but they had barely entered when Matthew made the fact that they were subsidiaries slip. 

When they found out they were subsidiaries of another village, they lost interest. 

The advantage of being a subsidiary was that it was really not attractive to attack because it was likely poorer than others. 

They also had somewhat of a guaranteed assistance from the 'master' territory (should they request for it), which meant attacking it was usually not worth it.