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Kemonomica wrote:

Imperial Empress and Prime Minister Kitsune Asuka will reduce the tariffs to by 33.3% (100%) and shall conpromise from there, she also notes that it’s the “Sakura State of Kemonomica” and that there is no adjective that describes the nation.

The Gorans follow suite.

Caifu wrote:

Covert: The King sends 200 Dai’anese Strigoi to Sluporiafor undisclosed reasons.

Sluporia begins extensive DNA sampling and infecting them with the highly potent manticore virus. The virus is named the Adam Strand and is set to passive level.

Noteer wrote:

"Potatoes, grown in the closest town of Sun'ryle. It's usually seen as a brown object with a semi hard interior in a thin skin, but we just took the insides and mashed it. Thus, these are mashed potatoes."

Hylina would reply to the foreigner's inquiry with content, understanding the possiblity that potatoes are less common where these Australisians are from. She would noticeably go for all of the items on the table, albeit in very small proportions, just enough to get a taste of each with the exception of the berries, still being small in amount. Avn'tho would take more reasonable proportions in contrast, mostly of the meat.

Ekambir: “O-oh, potets, I see,” He says struggling to pronounce the brown vegetation, eating it. Mạnh Hùng managed to chew away all the meat off the ribs and started sucking out the bonemeal. Leaving no part unfinished.

Kemonomica wrote:

Erisa claps her hands in excitement, Johan signals her to follow him and lightly skips to him, though carefully as not to trip on the carpet floors of the massive palace. Taken outside she goggled at the flowers, coming in such sizes and a variety of colors, as well as viewing the brown beasts from a distance. She would kneel down and carefully pick a blue wildflower and a yellow wildflower, examining both it with her hands and putting yellow flower on her left ear. She would then go to Johan and put the blue flower on his left ear.

Erisa: “I picked that blue flower just because matches your eyes, reminds me of the morning sky of a new day every time I look into it,” she says with a tune complimenting his eyes and could be her first even attempts in the ‘art of flirting’.

He smiles and blushes slightly.

Johan: "O-oh well thank you." he says awkwardly.

He lays down on the grassy fields that seemed to cover the entire earth as they stretched for many miles around them. The warm sun shines down on the vegetated landscape, inducing growth and keep the area lush. The sky is completely clear except for a few puffy clouds that drift across the sky.

Jesruriz wrote:

He went on his way along with Snow's lead. The next town he said was a little ways ahead, so Oslo had a chance to see the countryside. Walking through a forest the sunlight hits him, a scene of kitters playing about as wildlife graze on the grass. He saw these little cat people plow a small field with to him was medieval farming equipment, steel plows and hoes dig into the soft dirt, and irrigation systems help hydrate the soil. Though he wonders how they smelt such metals? At that size it must be a harrowing experience and an expensive product. Snow gave him the heads up of a walled in town in the distance, getting a closer look he saw town guards dressed in a cat-size suits of armor. Of chain and padded cloth they bear shiny halberds as they use most of their strength to hold it. A wall protects the town, no less than 8 feet of stone and hardwood stands in the way of would be invaders. Such a place is no match for any country Oslo has met, but for some reason a force of unknown power and energy restricts him and anyone to attack this entire country. No matter he went along with snow as they stepped near the Gates, those two guardsmen stop them.

Snow turns back to Oslo and tells him to wait for a second. He walks up to the guards and after an exchange of a few words, is granted permission to pass. He beckons the man towards him to follow. "Come along now, there's, much to be done,"

And now the NNS News Hour. This is Kiwasaki;”

“Prime Minister Hayakawa has announced he will resign following the conclusion of tensions with Sluporia.” A General Election has been called, and it’s expected that Kameyo Takamoto, the standing Foreign Minister will win the majority of the votes. The move comes after the Imperial Military secretly carried out treasonous actions and violated multiple Japanese rules of engagement through the deployment of chemical weapons.

“I am very sorry to my country and the world for the actions of the Empire. I apologize profusely to the people of The dreary. The only way to right my failures as a leader is to resign,” he said.

“Several military leaders including the War Minister have been found guilty of High Treason and War Crimes by the Imperial Court. They have been fired and sentenced to up to twenty years in prison and a ban from civil or military service.

Tholasyne wrote:

Tholasyne declares Japan to be a rogue nation due to its extreme aggression, use of biological weapons and bombing of innocent natives. It calls Japan a hypocrite for complaining about their nation being subjected to genocide while trying to do the same thing to another nation.

Iktah central intelligence has recently caught wind of a war of voices being fought by the Palatinate's ally of Japan and the Whintran supporting regimes of the elf races. Rumors of a disastrous aerial campaign conducted by Japan, though at the moment kept hidden from the public, does not fail to remind the Palatinate of the rough start of Iktah-Japanese relations when a Japanese missile test wiped Old Askiji off the map.

The Iktah Palatinate in private has begun seeking contact with The japanese co-prosperity sphere to get to the bottom of this situation, as well as to dissuade it from any more escalating action to preserve the state.

Shardaniak wrote:

Traders look terrafied and confused. First many trying to show there ware's but when images flow through they panic and close ship.

Eventually Mute draws image and tries to communicate for Creature. Showing image to one Teal Trader.

Teal Trader:"Eh Coins? hold on."

He puts down New Askirian Denair and Jade Coin along with Olga Shell's.

The creature shakes its head and shows them images of the specific coin, showing every possible detail that could differentiate it from other coins, its silver edges, platinum center and gold "iris", edges covered in detailed leaves, and an intricate weighing scale in the middle.

The japanese co-prosperity sphere wrote:

The Empire is in a constant state of militarization; it’s known for it’s impregnable air defenses and huge stock pile of weapons. In the event of an unwinnable war, two million reserves can be called up. In the event of an even more desperate situation, the entire population has received military training, and weapons have been stockpiled. Millions can be mobilized within a day of attack. LRSM Interceptor and Shogun Missiles can shoot down Sluporian satellites and missiles, and the Imperial Navy’s Atmospheric Interceptor Vessels further strengthen this shield. Defeating the island nation is possible, but it could cost millions of lives to the point that war was no longer worth it. Is war even worth it at all?

(I’ve been developing strong defenses for several in game years now, as mentioned in multiple RMB posts.)

The Empire once again requests an international conference be held in Kiwasaki. Satellites have already detected the mobilization of Sluporia. The Japanese Government is bracing itself for another poorly justified and useless war that does nothing for anyone and should not have been waged in the first place.

Sluporia takes this proclamation of superior technology to Sluporia as a pathetic attempt at deterrence in the face of outright destruction, and Sluporia knows it holds incredibly superior technologies. And no conference will be held unless the Japanese state they will accept complete dropping of all “war reparations” against Caifu and others involved.

Sluporia wrote:

Sluporia takes this proclamation of superior technology to Sluporia as a pathetic attempt at deterrence in the face of outright destruction, and Sluporia knows it holds incredibly superior technologies. And no conference will be held unless the Japanese state they will accept complete dropping of all “war reparations” against Caifu and others involved.

(Superior technology won’t help an army that on the opposite side of the world from your homeland and outnumbered ten to one. If you send a huge force you’ll be screwing yourself over since it takes a huge amount of time to transport those troops and manage the logistics. Find the words “superior technology” technology in there.

Japan has every right to demand war reparations, says the Japanese envoy in Sluporia. The Sluporians have no right to interfere, especially after Japan agreed not to “sabotage” Sluporian alliances. Now someone would have to be stupid not realize that Sluporians are looking for a way to expand their territory.

The Purge

The Emperor paced in His private office chambers. It twelve in the morning, a bright and sunny day in Kiwasaki. Birds sang outside, but Meji was not happy.

"Tenno, the Council is assembled," says His aid. He straightens out his suit and tie; this is only His third week on the job, and though He's been training for the task of leading a nation His whole life, it is still daunting.

Meiji enters the Council of the Privy Seal chamber; it's a remarkably decadent hall with a wooden table running down the center. Meji's seat is at the far end of the table on a raised platform. All bow and avoid eye contact. Meiji himself, or as he was once known, Akihito, stares at the floor. He sits down with impeccable posture. The seat for the War Minister is empty. Iwasaki was too committed to his country; too loyal.

"Your Majesty," begins the President of the Council, Madoka Toyotomi, "As You know, the Sluporians are threatening war. The empire in chaos, Sire."

"Yes. But our demands for war reparations from the Caifuanese are justified; they attempted to abduct many of Our subjects," he replies quietly.

"It is true, Your Highness," replies the Prime Minister. "We must find a course of action. If we back down, we could be viewed as weak. Other countries would take advantage of us. But if we hold our ground... we could face another war..."

Meiji sits in silence for a moment. "Prime Minister, summon the Palatinate ambassador to the Executive Residence to inform them of the situation and request guidance. Report to me once it is done."

The Executive Residence

The Iktah Ambassador is called to the Executive Residence, the sleek and modern home of the Prime Minister. There, the two countries will discuss the situation. Prime Minister Hayakawa, in the final months of his term before he resigns, his pushing a bill that will increase government control over the armed forces.

Noteer

Athejia wrote:

"I suppose there is a sense in that, I'm afraid we Jade, myself included of course, are rather susceptible to feelings of grandeur and romanticism, pioneering discovery wherever we find ourselves in. Our innate curiosity is fueled intensely by the fear of what is not known, and the only protection from that is knowledge. Speaking of which, I don't suppose your people would mind if small numbers of mine came here to visit after relations are set up? This place is... oddly calming, very similar to the Dynasty of course but the atmosphere is far more laid back. There's none of the hustle and bustle, nor the sense of rush and hurry. I suppose its how our own country would've been like were we able to enjoy peace." Ling said, looking up to see a large building far to the end of the street that still had its lights on. Noticing movement in the mirror she glanced back to see Tsune sitting daintily atop the turret of the LAV, legs perched on its elevated barrel. A bittersweet smile graced her features.

Eshwar: “Sounds like you travel to other realms way too much,” he says with a light laughter “We have no fear with what we not know from far beyond, if the divine wishes us to face new scenarios then we shall obey by their command or accept our fate. We don’t mind people coming here in small numbers, as long as they don’t disobey the laws of the land, provinces like Ô Môn have strict Mimi shinsei laws. Other spiritual or nationalist provinces do have similar laws so getting around will be harder, it’s lucky as most people here are rather more laid back with laws in regards to religion. Much of the populace still holds their values with respecting elders and younger generations. So really depends on what province people feel comfortable on,” He says.

Eshwar: “Though don’t get too comfortable, politics has always been the break between people, some are traditionalist, some are constitutionalist, other just want the monarchs back in power,” he explains. Given that in the democratic society of the nation, the people are divided on what path must they take to lead to a successful or secured future for the future generations.