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Geh.

This goes on (indefinite) hiatus, there's too much work on this when it's supposed to be simple.

I MUST GO EASIER V:!

Is Darvi still playing? v:

If not, I will retro-delete him from the map if you want :p

Guuuuuys

Provincial improvements take several (if not more) turns. And you cannot raise armies when you're improving something in your province

"Fine then! You shall die along with your companions whose lives you just doomed!" Eor shouted back at Charlotte, then grabbed a small horn from his belt and blown into it, producing a loud, and short, sound. His militia began to move around and prepare their weapons.

"Remember, lads - axes against lances, lances against swords, swords against lances! Don't let Prixima's thugs kill you where you stand!"


Enemies' stats!



It is now Raining.

((For any enemy from levels 3 to 5, you get 'medium' amount of exp (5 for kill), whilst enemies higher than lvl 5 net you 'high' exp (10 for kill). Eor is a boss unit.))

((Passing of a turn is announced by proper provincial summaries and such.))

In-turn actions:

House of Kita:

The silhouette stepped out from the shadow, at least to show his young, square face. He bowed and placed a hand on his heart.

"My name is Terauchi Mitsuharu, and I swear to serve you well, Lord Kita. As long as you don't forget to pay your humble servant."

Terauchi Mitsuharu joins the court!

House of Rhee:

"Should we, however, invite other Lords, or maybe Emperor himself for the wedding?"

House of Nobonaga:

"Sir, I highly doubt that Emperor will manage to arrive before... your son's body will get damaged by the cruel time. Of course, I will send a letter nonetheless."

In-turn action:

House of Rhee:

Michiko listened carefully and looked at Lord Rhee, blushing from embarassement, and then she cast her eyes down at the mat, hoping to avoid further unnecessary problems.

"...I agree to all this."

In-turn actions:

House of Kita:

"My apologies." He spoke curtly, his voice quiet and serious. "I hope it was enough of a show?"

House of Rhee:

The diplomat coughs a bit and looks over the papers.

"The official has written here that the boy was around his estate for at least three years. Personally, I would add at least another three, unless my eeyesight is poor."

The boy kneeled down and bowed, not uttering a single word, his throat possibly choking on emotions.

Haneul Joon Rhee joins the Rhee Family!

Then, Michiko was called in as the orphan went with one of the servant to take a bath and find new clothes, more suited for his position.

"I hear you, Lord Rhee. So I am to listen and behave as a wife, but you have no love for me?" With those words, she moved toward him and fell to his knees, placing her hands on his shoulders; her eyes were locked into his.

"I will accept, my Lord, but, is there not even a smallest sparkle of your love... of your emotion for me? They say that even with a slight of attention, a caged bird can live for years... I just don't want to feel alone in this splendid manor of yours..."

House of Hirose:

The man bowed softly and started with the children immediately along with the kenjutsu trainer.

Konae Noritada, Etiquette Teacher joins the court!

"You're again misbehaving, my dear! I'm not going anywhere until you ask me nicely." Lady Hirose grumbled and then went to one of her bedrooms, sliding the door behind her.

House of Nobonaga:

Sick people from the closest village were brought to the court. The healer healed everyone except three elderly peasants who had afflictions which even Emperor's healers couldn't heal, as there was no real cure for those. The retainers accepted him into the court, per Lord Nobonaga's orders.

Satoya Botan, Healer joins the court!

"Err, my wise Lord Nobonaga," started one of the retainers, "We can't sell all that food; not only your faithful warriors would starve, but the peasantry as well. And we can't train peasants into spearmen when said peasants are digging new irrigation channels and flattening ground for additional rice paddies..."

Next few days were spent on searching for bandits; but the criminal scum either ran faster than the army marched, or already hid into safety of other provinces.

You won't be needing lockpicks in several chapters; at least two.