Truce of Pakani

A point of blazing light

After the grueling Defense of Pakani, a three-day truce was enacted between the Mountain Bandits and the Elders of Pakani. For these three days, leaders from both sides ate in the same hall, and soldiers celebrated with their brethren bandits across the luck-intent mines.
This three-day truce did not end the conflict following the Dakuina (Great Storm), but many similarities were acknowledged, and intents stated. The understanding was there for the Pakani Peace Day that happened several weeks afterwards, where magisters on both sides of the war lay down their arms and worked together to rebuild what was left of Pakani.