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Prologue: The Arven Incident
It was the summer of 3995 according to the Lafrenian calendar: so many years, according to historical records and myths of the inhabitants of this continent, had passed since the exile of man from the underwater kingdom of Mana. For the inhabitants of Aeolia, however, this system of time reckoning had not been of great importance until recently, since in the Aeolian tradition, calendar dates corresponded to the eras of the reigning queens. Thus, for example, today was the "tenth day of the seventh moon of the 8th year of the reign of Celestia Moon." Nevertheless, about two weeks ago, the Triumvirate of Kimiki unanimously decided to completely abandon the use of this system and announced a transition to the Lafrenian calendar. The three states rarely agreed on anything, but this proposal was approved as a matter of course. Even the Federation, which often hindered radical changes within Aeolia, agreed with this proposal, believing that it would simplify logistics between the four states, which in turn would have a positive impact on trade relations and the well-being of citizens of both Aeolia and its neighbors. For the inhabitants of Aeolia, however, this news became another reminder of the difficult situation of their state and the disregard of foreigners for their culture. One of the manifestations of the rejection of what was happening was another recruitment of volunteers into the resistance forces, organized in the Arven Forests. Queen Celestia Moon, who was under house arrest in the halls of her own villa, could not meet the recruits in person, and therefore, as always, this role had to be performed by the commander of the rebels.
“My name is Kiera Rin,” said the unusually tall woman for a Lilyan, as the recruits formed ranks, “due to the unlawful imprisonment of Her Majesty the Queen, I am the de facto leader of our movement, and first and foremost, I want to thank you for your awareness and patriotism in this difficult hour for our land. Be assured that with the efforts of each of you, the day is approaching when we will all be free again. I would also like to ask for your understanding that I had to familiarize myself with the files compiled on you in order to make sure that none of you has any connection with the invading forces, and therefore I already know a lot about you. However, text on paper in no way compares with personal communication, and therefore your first order will be to tell about yourself and your reasons for joining the resistance forces. Be free in your speech, and if anyone has any questions, feel free to ask them of each other or of me.
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It was the summer of 3995 according to the Lafrenian calendar: so many years, according to historical records and myths of the inhabitants of this continent, had passed since the exile of man from the underwater kingdom of Mana. For the inhabitants of Aeolia, however, this system of time reckoning had not been of great importance until recently, since in the Aeolian tradition, calendar dates corresponded to the eras of the reigning queens. Thus, for example, today was the "tenth day of the seventh moon of the 8th year of the reign of Celestia Moon." Nevertheless, about two weeks ago, the Triumvirate of Kimiki unanimously decided to completely abandon the use of this system and announced a transition to the Lafrenian calendar. The three states rarely agreed on anything, but this proposal was approved as a matter of course. Even the Federation, which often hindered radical changes within Aeolia, agreed with this proposal, believing that it would simplify logistics between the four states, which in turn would have a positive impact on trade relations and the well-being of citizens of both Aeolia and its neighbors. For the inhabitants of Aeolia, however, this news became another reminder of the difficult situation of their state and the disregard of foreigners for their culture. One of the manifestations of the rejection of what was happening was another recruitment of volunteers into the resistance forces, organized in the Arven Forests. Queen Celestia Moon, who was under house arrest in the halls of her own villa, could not meet the recruits in person, and therefore, as always, this role had to be performed by the commander of the rebels.
“My name is Kiera Rin,” said the unusually tall woman for a Lilyan, as the recruits formed ranks, “due to the unlawful imprisonment of Her Majesty the Queen, I am the de facto leader of our movement, and first and foremost, I want to thank you for your awareness and patriotism in this difficult hour for our land. Be assured that with the efforts of each of you, the day is approaching when we will all be free again. I would also like to ask for your understanding that I had to familiarize myself with the files compiled on you in order to make sure that none of you has any connection with the invading forces, and therefore I already know a lot about you. However, text on paper in no way compares with personal communication, and therefore your first order will be to tell about yourself and your reasons for joining the resistance forces. Be free in your speech, and if anyone has any questions, feel free to ask them of each other or of me.
If anyone else wants to write a quent, they can join the conversation at any time.