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Thank you. Do it the right way with Indeed. It's 1363, somewhere in Khorasan, a territory in what is now southwest Afghanistan.

To more, a 27-year-old warrior, crouches behind a boulder.

He glances to his side, making sure that the two men with him are also out of sight.

They're about to launch a surprise attack, but Timor's intended targets today aren't other soldiers,

they're sheep. A hundred yards away, a flock raises on the short stubble grass.

Sheep rustling isn't how Timor wants to make ends meet. He can trace his ancestry back to the

founder of the Mongol Empire, Genghis Khan. But Genghis died more than a century ago, and his

realm fragmented after his death. It's now controlled by dozens of warlords and distant relatives of the Khan like Timor

must survive in any way they can.

Keeping his eyes on the sheet, Timor gives his men a pre-range signal.

The three rise in a low crouch and make their way toward the unsuspecting animals.

But Timor's only covered half the distance when there's a shout from behind him

in the startled sheep bolt.

Tumor whips his head around to see who made the noise.

It's a shepherd running toward them, waving his hands.

Tumor angrily pulls his sword from his belt, determined to punish the shepherd for

disturbing his hunt.

But before he can take more than a few steps, the shepherd drops to one knee and frees

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