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Dumbfound
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To make speechless with amazement.
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Ensue
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To follow; as a result of or at a later time
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Era
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a particular period in history
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Flourish
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To thirve or prosper a wave in the air a sweeping motion a showy burst of music a fancy line or curve added to something writen
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Garrison
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Soldiers stationed in a place to protect it.\A military place of protection, together with its soldiers and weapons.To provide soldiers with a place to live.
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Grievous
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Causing grief or pain; hard to bear
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Hoard
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To save an put away, especially secretly anything put away in such manner
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Inundate
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To cover, as with water from a flood.To load with an excessive amount or number of something.
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Inivncible
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Impossible to defeat
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Nomad / nomadic
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A member of a group that settles briefly in one place and then moves on to another.
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Principal
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Most important a person or thing that is of the greatest importance a head of a school sum of money owned not including interest
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Recede
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To become fainter To move back or to drop to a lower level.
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Ruthless
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Showing no mercy; pitiless
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Sacrifice
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Something given up for the sake of anotheran offering to a God something give up for another To offer something of value to a god
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Placate
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To stop from being angry; to calm
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