Editing Salhichin (section)

=== The Law of the Wind ===

Salhichin laws are not written, but spoken, passed down from elders to warriors, from warriors to children. Known as the Ikh Salhi (“Great Wind”), these laws dictate how one must live, fight, and treat the land. Some of the most sacred laws include:

* The Strong Protect the Weak – A warrior who fails to defend their people is no warrior at all.
* The Wind Guides Us, Not Walls – To settle permanently is to die—one must always move with the herds.
* Honour is Carried in the Blood – A family’s reputation is not measured in gold, but in deeds.
While the Tengri-Kharn rule by decree, the Salhichin govern by respect, a leader who loses the trust of their people is abandoned, left to wander the steppe until they prove their worth once more.