Treading the Heavens Without a Trace.

Summary

In the Jinzhou deserts, numerous oases are controlled by various Qianghu factions, often engaging in internal conflicts, leading to frequent changes in power. The Western Qiang, once nearly annihilated, now seeks alliances to counter the Tibetan Qiang's growing threat. The Pinglu Great Oasis serves as a significant strategic point, while smaller oases are vital for trade and military maneuvers. Bandits, often remnants of defeated factions, exploit the chaos, with their presence complicating the political landscape. The situation is precarious, as alliances and betrayals shape the future of Jinzhou, with the potential for larger conflicts looming.

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