Ruins and Old Trees

Set in an ancient forest that once covered much of the Dobuni territory, the story unfolds around a solitary yew tree near the river. The landscape features conically-shaped huts of the natives, with the chieftain's larger dwelling at the center, surrounded by simple cabins of his followers. The inhabitants lead a primitive lifestyle, primarily hunting and tending to flocks, with minimal agriculture. This depiction highlights their connection to nature and the simplicity of their existence, reflecting a society on the brink of civilization.