One would think that, yes, manpower would be their primary resource. I wonder if that is truly the case. Were they confident in their numbers, why would they seek to convert others that are in the same position as you and I, for lack of a better word for it? I don't think we have enough information on their structure and how they have conducted themselves.

[ Kisara isn't wrong. Normally that could be a conversation with those that are logically-minded. However, these are teenagers. They run more on emotion rather than common sense. More immediate satisfaction and gratification rather than thinking in the long term. So G'raha wonders if the fastest solution might not be to just force them to see how holding onto the territory won't result in immediate rewards. ]

The populace is unhappy with the situation. I wonder if they would be willing to lend a hand. Observe how they conduct their business and intercept.

[ In other words... A practical lesson on the difficulties of management of a territory. ]