The survivors, their skin parched and sunburned, thirsty and moribund depart after “The First Blood” to the North taking advantage of a rare night-time lull. Guyat’Suta, traumatized by her actions but feeling responsible for the group and even more of all the women who have suffered from the actions of “the one who has lost his reason”, decides to take the lead of the expedition, along with other women, until then quite discreet. Men, aware of what they have suffered, therefore agree to follow them. After a night of walk, they discover a welcoming oasis, with a very developed fauna and flora and an importantwater point. The survivors use this to heal and restore, beginning to restructure, under the impetus of the women who took the leadership of the group. In 782, they choose to settle permanently around this oasis that they name Raad’hos, which will evolve quickly in Rados. They became the Radosi.