He brushed off the dust on the parchment. The text on it had been transcribed several times and was already mixed with Latin, Germanic and older unknown symbols.
On the last page, written in faded ink is a sentence passed down from generation to generation:
"My ancestors came from afar from the land where the sun rose, chasing water and grass, avoiding war, and fought nine battles before moving thousands of miles westward."
He only thought it was an ancient legend. It was not until he consulted Eastern historical materials that he read a series of records about the "Northern Conquest of the Huns" and "Westward Migration" in the "Book of the Later Han" and "The Book of Han".
A bloodline that had been forgotten for thousands of years slowly revived in his hands.
Looks good, the Huns from another angle