Apr 6, 2014
Kant is the military maneuver developed by the early Thracians for use in times of drought. To execute the maneuver, many thousands of livestock are butchered and drained of blood. The blood is then thinned with water and gathered in a shallow reservoir lying in direct sunlight. Over several days, the liquid evaporates and forms puffy copper clouds. The Thracians would attack as the skies began to rain blood, which was understandably disorienting to the enemy. The Thracians did not last very long as a people.
