Lik Army

The Falians, led by the Ku’lik army and their leader Khan Su-ba-tai, conquered the western regions of the world in around CE 370. The Tomyrian Sea and the Astoric Ocean are mentioned in Antarch, but there is no reference to the Astoric. It is likely that the Falians flew across the Ivory Sea and crossed the Tomyrian in search of a trading route.

The Fabian Empire had a total of 100,000 troops in CE 402, when the Dragon King ruled over them. Their military organization was quite simple, and based on decimal numbers. The basic units of the Falian army were squads of ten men, kith’raks of 100 men, gish of 1,000, and yan’ki of ten men. The Falians had a Khan, who commanded 100,000 troops. The Falians had greater numbers of troops than the Chinese, but their leaders were rarely that powerful.

The lik army was made up of a variety of types of soldiers. The most common unit was a gish, which could fly around the countryside and find a way into a city. When the gish found a way into a city, they would command the locals to overthrow the lord by a specified date. If the lords did not surrender by the date, the entire city was destroyed.

The gish had a special role in the military of the Falians. They were commanding their forces to fly around the countryside in order to find a way into the city and overthrow their lords. They would also command the local people to overthrow their lords by a specific date. If the lords did not surrender, the entire city would be razed. This was the basis of the Falians’ supremacy, and it was a time when the gish had to make their kings’ lives easier.

The gish were the soldiers’ primary form of force. They were commanded to fly around the countryside to find a way into a city. The gish would then tell the locals that they had to overthrow their lords by a certain date. If they failed to do so, the lords’ cities would be destroyed. If the gish failed to get the lords to surrender, the gish would send the entire city to a nearby city.

The gish were commanded to fly through the countryside until they found a way into the city. When the gish arrived, they would tell the locals to overthrow their lords before a certain date. If the lords did not surrender, the gish would burn their city down. These soldiers were not afraid of the armed enemies and gish would fly around the countryside destroying anything in their path.

The gish had been commanded to fly around the countryside until they found a way into the city. They would then command the locals to overthrow their lords by a certain date. The gish would then tell the lords that if they didn’t surrender, the city would be burned down. It was a gruesome and bloody act for the gish to kill their opponents.

The Falians had a large army. They controlled much of the Old World for twenty years, and had a great reputation for being a highly effective civilization. Interestingly, Su-ba’tai was also the commander of the gish. These gish were commanded to fly through the countryside and find a way into the city. The locals were then instructed to overthrow the lords by a set date. If the lord did not surrender, then the entire city would be burnt down.

The gish were commanded to fly around the countryside and find a way into the city. Once in the city, they would inform the locals that they must overthrow their lords by a certain date, or else they would have the city razed. The gish had many orders, and they were extremely effective and efficient in their tasks. They were able to win battles and regain control of the territory.

The Falians were a great army of warriors. Their campaigns required meticulous planning and reconnaissance, and their soldiers could fight on several fronts at once. The gish were organized and highly mobile. All adult males between the ages of 18 and 60 were conscripted to fight. This was considered a source of honor for the gish. It is believed that the gish have a strong sense of loyalty to their leader, and they will kill the enemy if they do not agree with them.