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Reime Chronicles (Issue 135)
Many experts spoke out against this government idea, pointing out that it would not only slow the growth of the empire's economy but also ultimately lead to people earning even less than before. Minos Calamansi, a well-known opponent of government policy in the capital, stated: “If this law comes into force, citizens of the empire will indeed receive more rumia, but it will be of no use to them: more pieces of paper will appear in their pockets, but they won't be able to buy anything with them.” Nevertheless, the editorial board of the “Reime Chronicles” believes that these are hasty conclusions, as until today, the course chosen by the Empress has had a positive effect on the economy of the regions controlled by the central government.
It recently became known that King Carmine Vermilion of Ixia (editor's note: a small state on Akai Island in the southwestern sea of northern Enclessia), having scheduled a meeting with representatives of private companies of the empire, will not grace the Empress's palace with his visit. The reason remains unknown; however, many prominent people of the empire, including those from the opposition, agree that this is not only improper behavior on the part of the ruler of another country but also very audacious for a king of such a small, albeit undoubtedly wealthy and fully autonomous, country.
Carmine Vermilion, who inherited the throne of the kingdom from his father Ignis five years ago, became the first ruler in the history of this country to break its centuries-old policy of isolationism. In his youth, Carmine undertook a five-year journey through the countries of the continent and visited the empire for a second time a year ago, meeting Sonata Reime as Empress for the first time. What compelled him to make such a decision this year remains a mystery, but we hope that it will not lead to a deterioration of relations between the two states.
Also known as “Artisans' Street” or “Craftsmen's Street.” Traditionally, this part of the city housed shops of numerous artisans, of whom there used to be very many in the empire's capital. Now, unfortunately for some and perhaps happily for others, their number in the capital has dwindled, as the market of the empire in general and the capital in particular have been filled with strong competitors in the form of private companies.
Limos Steel
Previously, this weapon shop could boast a generous assortment and affordable prices for any category of client, but that is now in the past. Now, only “exclusive” weapons intended for wealthy clients—usually collectors—can be found in the displays of Limos Steel.
Dignity
The owner of "Dignity," like his colleague from "Limos Steel," prefers quality and artistry in his work, but unlike the second smith, the owner of “Dignity” has always felt this way about his work and crafts weapons primarily for his own pleasure.
Frankincense
Thanks to modern technologies in the field of personal protection production, old-fashioned armor has practically become obsolete and is used predominantly by those who do not trust modern armor or by those who are too accustomed to what they have worn almost their entire lives. For this reason, same-old armor is no longer produced at Frankincense, and only high-quality plate armor is offered for sale.
Impeccability
In the past, a workshop was located in this building where weapon and armor improvement services were provided; however, due to low demand for this craft, the owner was forced to leave the business and sell the place where he had spent his entire life. Now, a pawnshop is located here, by irony of fate or deliberate intent, named with the same name as the workshop of the past.
Tree of Life
A shop for traditional long-range and pole weapons. It enjoys certain demand among traditional lovers of traditional martial arts.
Grace
A jewelry store.
Emeralda
A modern clothing store that has established a good reputation in recent years. Recently, exclusive suits have begun to appear for sale.
Meltiston
A shop for practical clothing and accessories.
Laitian Souvenirs
Goods straight from the Duchy of Laitia
Street of Endless Swords
As a result of the ban on holding military tournaments and similar events within the empire in 762, the Reime Coliseum was repurposed for other entertainment events—musical concerts, sports competitions, and the like. Despite this, the architectural style of the streets in this district still recalls its bloody history.
The Great Amphitheater of Reime
Currently, registration is open at the Great Amphitheater of Reime (formerly the Coliseum) for several local events—two beauty contests for men and women respectively, in which the main criterion will be the participants' faces; annual running and shooting competitions (there are two disciplines—for traditional weapons and ephemeral ones); singing and dancing contests. The city administration invites all who wish to participate in these entertainment events.
Ultimate Luck
An establishment with a very dubious reputation, bordering between a legal enterprise and illegal activity. Here, one can place bets on various events held in the city, most often in the amphitheater. Additionally, rumors say that large sums of money can be borrowed here or a big prize won. Given recent changes in imperial legislation, there is a risk that this establishment will soon be closed.
Guild of Mastery
Previously, this building was known as the “Masters' Guild,” where an unofficial association of masters of various directions related to the art of martial mastery was located, but for one reason or another, this club of outstanding people who trained visitors had to close. Today, this place serves for the registration of any unique techniques and skills related to martial arts or magic, where talented practitioners of these fields can expect a substantial monetary reward in addition to fame.
Wings of the Empire
A military base of the same-named organization within the empire's armed forces; equipped with advanced technologies from the “Reimeford” company, including airships for rapid response and creating the ability to exert influence in any corner of the empire within a few hours. The organization is headed by Colonel Wei Guai Tao, a foreigner who is rumored to be a close acquaintance of the First Minister.
Ephemeral Reactors A1-A4, B1-B4 and C0
Built in the summer of 763, this complex of specialized facilities based on the use of green erinium was created to satisfy the increased need of large production and private homes for modern energy sources. Fortunately for visitors to the Street of Endless Swords, externally this complex looks aesthetically pleasing and does not produce unnecessary noise.
Taehan Quarter
This district of the city was founded by overseas settlers, but in recent years it has gained wide popularity among residents of the empire, not least because its unofficial head took an important government post—namely, Secretary of Foreign Affairs of the Empire.
House of Swords and Flowers
A place for studying and practicing the style known as "Sword Art — Flying Petals." The school master is Song Dahyun.
School of Serenity
A place for studying and practicing an overseas fighting style without the use of weapons. It enjoys certain popularity among the empire's youth affiliated with Sonata Reime's faction and the capital police. The school master is Han Youngji.
Lotus School
A young martial arts school founded in early 765. Very little is known about it so far, other than that its master is a certain Lee Taehyung.
Idol Academy
Here they teach charisma, dancing, singing and many other things. Additionally, overseas medics provide expensive appearance correction and rejuvenation services at this academy. The director of the academy is Han Youngji.
Music Academy
An academy opened very recently that will allow all who wish (and have money) to learn the art of music from professionals of this craft.
Imperial Street
A wealthy district of the city in which, among other things, are located the Imperial School of Magic, the Imperial Military Academy, the Hippodrome and the Stables, but there is currently no reason for outsiders to be in them. In the past, residential houses in this district belonged predominantly to aristocrats, but in recent years the situation has begun to change.
Aquilon
A luxurious hotel that enjoys great popularity among business people of the empire and wealthy tourists.
Estate of the Prince of the Capital
Only one person lives in this huge and very old mansion—Alfarid Asparagus. He has no servants, no acquaintances, and no one who would want to visit him, and his landless title granted to his ancestor many years ago holds no significance.
House of L. Tselenov
House of Larians
Mansion of Elrin Majorel
Mansion of Ipomoea Phlox
House of Alice Lit
Mansion of Forengards
House of Philon Drake
Mansion of Grace
House of Bringvishes
Mansion of Girion Vorrenstash
Mansion of Jael Helsward
House of Lunarina Gias
Embassy of Tanarsis
Embassy of Astea
Embassy of Serafol
Embassy of Areida
Embassy of Hem
Embassy of Camellia
Embassy of Beliad
Embassy of Dreyeria
Ikigai Gardens
Previously, this territory of the city belonged to one of the Akkerwald barons, but for unknown reasons he decided to sell the estate that had belonged to his family for long centuries to the leader of Ikigai.
Order of Darkiria Knights
City Center
Imperial Palace
After the reorganization of the government, the imperial palace underwent few changes and, as before, serves as the residence of the imperial family and the workplace of the imperial government. As in the past, without special permission, one could only enter the eastern block, where the city administration and the coordination center for supporters of Sonata Reime are located.
Reimeford
One of the branches of the "Reimeford" company and recently its central office.
Morion
Branch of the "Morion" company.
Magnolia Shop
A Camellian shop.
Harmony
A musical instrument store.
Akeso
Restaurant.
Grocery Store
Reime Police Building
Business District
Lycoris
Lycoris performs several functions useful for the city and the empire:
Serves as a link between entrepreneurs of the empire and those who execute their orders;
Is a place for meetings between entrepreneurs;
Maintains statistics on the income and expenses of companies in the empire.
Reimeport
A workshop for the production of "Reimeford" airships as well as a hangar for their maintenance. In the future, when airships become more common, Reimeport is planned to be used to satisfy the transport needs of citizens of the empire.
Citrus
The central branch of this company, engaged in the production of various equipment popular among residents of the capital.
Vindemiatrix
A workshop for making ephemeral weapons.
Vespertelino Workshop
If the owner of this workshop is to be believed, he and his people undertake the repair of any equipment and gear.
Radio Station “Asterion”
Reime Chronicles
Outside the City
Akkerwald Forest
Hegon Lake
Olivia Park
Good for Some, Bad for Others
Last week, the imperial government led by Sonata Reime considered the so-called “Fair Pay and Decent Working Conditions Act,” which sets the minimum wage for citizens of the empire across all its regions at *** rumia per hour. Residents of the capital and other large cities of the empire are unlikely to feel any changes; however, inhabitants of smaller settlements in the country can expect a substantial increase in their income. Additionally, it was established that the work week should not exceed 35 hours. Working hours may be extended with the employee's consent, but in such a case, the employer must pay compensation for the time worked at double the rate.Many experts spoke out against this government idea, pointing out that it would not only slow the growth of the empire's economy but also ultimately lead to people earning even less than before. Minos Calamansi, a well-known opponent of government policy in the capital, stated: “If this law comes into force, citizens of the empire will indeed receive more rumia, but it will be of no use to them: more pieces of paper will appear in their pockets, but they won't be able to buy anything with them.” Nevertheless, the editorial board of the “Reime Chronicles” believes that these are hasty conclusions, as until today, the course chosen by the Empress has had a positive effect on the economy of the regions controlled by the central government.
An Improper Visit
It recently became known that King Carmine Vermilion of Ixia (editor's note: a small state on Akai Island in the southwestern sea of northern Enclessia), having scheduled a meeting with representatives of private companies of the empire, will not grace the Empress's palace with his visit. The reason remains unknown; however, many prominent people of the empire, including those from the opposition, agree that this is not only improper behavior on the part of the ruler of another country but also very audacious for a king of such a small, albeit undoubtedly wealthy and fully autonomous, country.
Carmine Vermilion, who inherited the throne of the kingdom from his father Ignis five years ago, became the first ruler in the history of this country to break its centuries-old policy of isolationism. In his youth, Carmine undertook a five-year journey through the countries of the continent and visited the empire for a second time a year ago, meeting Sonata Reime as Empress for the first time. What compelled him to make such a decision this year remains a mystery, but we hope that it will not lead to a deterioration of relations between the two states.
No Groom — No Heir
Many residents of the country are quite concerned by the fact that the young Empress, who turned 26 this year, has still not married. During her last address to the people, someone directly put this question to Her Highness, to which the Empress replied that these days she has more important matters than her personal life. Those who viewed such an answer with skepticism began to consider the possibility of her secret relationship with the Duke of Larian, Larian Twice; however, the First Minister asked citizens of the empire to refrain from spreading such rumors.Reime
Emerald StreetAlso known as “Artisans' Street” or “Craftsmen's Street.” Traditionally, this part of the city housed shops of numerous artisans, of whom there used to be very many in the empire's capital. Now, unfortunately for some and perhaps happily for others, their number in the capital has dwindled, as the market of the empire in general and the capital in particular have been filled with strong competitors in the form of private companies.
Limos Steel
Previously, this weapon shop could boast a generous assortment and affordable prices for any category of client, but that is now in the past. Now, only “exclusive” weapons intended for wealthy clients—usually collectors—can be found in the displays of Limos Steel.
Dignity
The owner of "Dignity," like his colleague from "Limos Steel," prefers quality and artistry in his work, but unlike the second smith, the owner of “Dignity” has always felt this way about his work and crafts weapons primarily for his own pleasure.
Frankincense
Thanks to modern technologies in the field of personal protection production, old-fashioned armor has practically become obsolete and is used predominantly by those who do not trust modern armor or by those who are too accustomed to what they have worn almost their entire lives. For this reason, same-old armor is no longer produced at Frankincense, and only high-quality plate armor is offered for sale.
Impeccability
In the past, a workshop was located in this building where weapon and armor improvement services were provided; however, due to low demand for this craft, the owner was forced to leave the business and sell the place where he had spent his entire life. Now, a pawnshop is located here, by irony of fate or deliberate intent, named with the same name as the workshop of the past.
Tree of Life
A shop for traditional long-range and pole weapons. It enjoys certain demand among traditional lovers of traditional martial arts.
Grace
A jewelry store.
Emeralda
A modern clothing store that has established a good reputation in recent years. Recently, exclusive suits have begun to appear for sale.
Meltiston
A shop for practical clothing and accessories.
Laitian Souvenirs
Goods straight from the Duchy of Laitia
Street of Endless Swords
As a result of the ban on holding military tournaments and similar events within the empire in 762, the Reime Coliseum was repurposed for other entertainment events—musical concerts, sports competitions, and the like. Despite this, the architectural style of the streets in this district still recalls its bloody history.
The Great Amphitheater of Reime
Currently, registration is open at the Great Amphitheater of Reime (formerly the Coliseum) for several local events—two beauty contests for men and women respectively, in which the main criterion will be the participants' faces; annual running and shooting competitions (there are two disciplines—for traditional weapons and ephemeral ones); singing and dancing contests. The city administration invites all who wish to participate in these entertainment events.
Ultimate Luck
An establishment with a very dubious reputation, bordering between a legal enterprise and illegal activity. Here, one can place bets on various events held in the city, most often in the amphitheater. Additionally, rumors say that large sums of money can be borrowed here or a big prize won. Given recent changes in imperial legislation, there is a risk that this establishment will soon be closed.
Guild of Mastery
Previously, this building was known as the “Masters' Guild,” where an unofficial association of masters of various directions related to the art of martial mastery was located, but for one reason or another, this club of outstanding people who trained visitors had to close. Today, this place serves for the registration of any unique techniques and skills related to martial arts or magic, where talented practitioners of these fields can expect a substantial monetary reward in addition to fame.
Wings of the Empire
A military base of the same-named organization within the empire's armed forces; equipped with advanced technologies from the “Reimeford” company, including airships for rapid response and creating the ability to exert influence in any corner of the empire within a few hours. The organization is headed by Colonel Wei Guai Tao, a foreigner who is rumored to be a close acquaintance of the First Minister.
Ephemeral Reactors A1-A4, B1-B4 and C0
Built in the summer of 763, this complex of specialized facilities based on the use of green erinium was created to satisfy the increased need of large production and private homes for modern energy sources. Fortunately for visitors to the Street of Endless Swords, externally this complex looks aesthetically pleasing and does not produce unnecessary noise.
Taehan Quarter
This district of the city was founded by overseas settlers, but in recent years it has gained wide popularity among residents of the empire, not least because its unofficial head took an important government post—namely, Secretary of Foreign Affairs of the Empire.
House of Swords and Flowers
A place for studying and practicing the style known as "Sword Art — Flying Petals." The school master is Song Dahyun.
School of Serenity
A place for studying and practicing an overseas fighting style without the use of weapons. It enjoys certain popularity among the empire's youth affiliated with Sonata Reime's faction and the capital police. The school master is Han Youngji.
Lotus School
A young martial arts school founded in early 765. Very little is known about it so far, other than that its master is a certain Lee Taehyung.
Idol Academy
Here they teach charisma, dancing, singing and many other things. Additionally, overseas medics provide expensive appearance correction and rejuvenation services at this academy. The director of the academy is Han Youngji.
Music Academy
An academy opened very recently that will allow all who wish (and have money) to learn the art of music from professionals of this craft.
Imperial Street
A wealthy district of the city in which, among other things, are located the Imperial School of Magic, the Imperial Military Academy, the Hippodrome and the Stables, but there is currently no reason for outsiders to be in them. In the past, residential houses in this district belonged predominantly to aristocrats, but in recent years the situation has begun to change.
Aquilon
A luxurious hotel that enjoys great popularity among business people of the empire and wealthy tourists.
Estate of the Prince of the Capital
Only one person lives in this huge and very old mansion—Alfarid Asparagus. He has no servants, no acquaintances, and no one who would want to visit him, and his landless title granted to his ancestor many years ago holds no significance.
House of L. Tselenov
House of Larians
Mansion of Elrin Majorel
Mansion of Ipomoea Phlox
House of Alice Lit
Mansion of Forengards
House of Philon Drake
Mansion of Grace
House of Bringvishes
Mansion of Girion Vorrenstash
Mansion of Jael Helsward
House of Lunarina Gias
Embassy of Tanarsis
Embassy of Astea
Embassy of Serafol
Embassy of Areida
Embassy of Hem
Embassy of Camellia
Embassy of Beliad
Embassy of Dreyeria
Ikigai Gardens
Previously, this territory of the city belonged to one of the Akkerwald barons, but for unknown reasons he decided to sell the estate that had belonged to his family for long centuries to the leader of Ikigai.
Order of Darkiria Knights
City Center
Imperial Palace
After the reorganization of the government, the imperial palace underwent few changes and, as before, serves as the residence of the imperial family and the workplace of the imperial government. As in the past, without special permission, one could only enter the eastern block, where the city administration and the coordination center for supporters of Sonata Reime are located.
Reimeford
One of the branches of the "Reimeford" company and recently its central office.
Morion
Branch of the "Morion" company.
Magnolia Shop
A Camellian shop.
Harmony
A musical instrument store.
Akeso
Restaurant.
Grocery Store
Reime Police Building
Business District
Lycoris
Lycoris performs several functions useful for the city and the empire:
Serves as a link between entrepreneurs of the empire and those who execute their orders;
Is a place for meetings between entrepreneurs;
Maintains statistics on the income and expenses of companies in the empire.
Reimeport
A workshop for the production of "Reimeford" airships as well as a hangar for their maintenance. In the future, when airships become more common, Reimeport is planned to be used to satisfy the transport needs of citizens of the empire.
Citrus
The central branch of this company, engaged in the production of various equipment popular among residents of the capital.
Vindemiatrix
A workshop for making ephemeral weapons.
Vespertelino Workshop
If the owner of this workshop is to be believed, he and his people undertake the repair of any equipment and gear.
Radio Station “Asterion”
Reime Chronicles
Outside the City
Akkerwald Forest
Hegon Lake
Olivia Park