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We still have maps of Tibet with the locations of said cities and more on them. Plus, we have had Rangers living in the region for countless years. Finding the cities or some trace of them would be a rather easy venture. Rangers would be deployed to sabotage the Qarir exploration covertly, while the Bloodsworn expedition would be prepared in the secret strongholds north of Tibet.

Except some major earthquakes occurred, and the roads were buried and hidden

Ok :3 the Nepalese Sherpas would help hou

Probably not, the natives attack only at night, and at strange yimes

That still doesn't mean we can't follow them.

True, but since the landscapes will be vastly different, and no clear landmarks to follow, it will be dificult

The diplomat was never seen again

Eh, we have Rangers and a large group of experienced warriors, guides, etc. We've got this.

Rhûn, like the Bloodsworn, begins organizing expeditions to rediscover the lost cities. They are mostly made up of the troop types adopted into the Rhûnic army from the old Himalayan army, so they know parts of the land better. The expeditionary forces are ordered not to attack any natives unless in self defense. In the latter case, they are expected to take as many prisoners as possible. Messengers are sent to the Natural State to bargain for their cooperation.

This is true, but a ranger who wa raised in Siberia is useless in the wilderness of Tibet

And what of those raised in Tibet?

The Bloodsworn send a Mountain Caller with some Rangers disguised as apprentices to join them.

Perhaps I should explain how Rangers work at some point.

The Himalayas gliders living there can guide you

One does not simply sabotage Qarir's expedition campaign. After hearing about the campaign, Krungor sends a large amount of skilled soldiers and explorers to help their campaign.

You mean the campaign currently being prepared in a series of secret strongholds that only a select few outside the Legio I Kamen know of?

What I mean is, a ranger who ranges through Siberia is useless in Tibet or in the Sahara, the same way a desert or mountain ranger would be lost in Siberia. A ranger is only useful in a place he feels comfortable

The mountain gliders only live on the edges of the hostile zones. The lands within are more treacherous than they know.

Not these Rangers. These Rangers are verstatile, they have to be. It's not uncommon to see a Ranger from the Eastern lands in the African colonies.