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The next week.
The self-expression lesson was moved to the end of the day, so the students began their day listening to Altino Tit hold forth about the next neighboring country of Sakumoriamoria — Sanguinaria.
— In many ways, Sanguinaria is the complete opposite of Aokami, for their motto, "out of many, one," perfectly captures the essence of this state. At the country's core lies the kingdom of Sanguinaria itself, which, through diplomacy and trade, managed to absorb the weaker countries and disorganized tribes that surrounded it. Their main cultural traits, perhaps, are openness to the new, friendliness, and a broad worldview. As a rule, most representatives of this nation hold firm convictions shaped by life experience and the analysis of diverse literature. Like "us," they have no aristocracy, only the royal Melfis dynasty and a royal council seated with representatives of other peoples who are part of the kingdom. By the way, when I was still at home in Eolia, I once happened to encounter a man named Iberis — not personally, but merely passing by as he gave a speech in the middle of the city. If you're interested, you can look it up. — He hands the students sheets with a transcript of Iberis's speech. — As far as I know, within just a couple of months he gathered a fairly large number of followers, but later, while in Kimika, he was taken into custody, where Kimika's Trivium will most likely execute him for inciting public disorder. That, however, is not all — on my way to Sakumoriamoria, I stopped briefly in Sanguinaria and learned an interesting story about this man. It turns out that in this country he is known as a hero for having, a couple of years ago, personally defeated a monstrous azure dragon that had been terrorizing the people of Sanguinaria. In gratitude for this feat, the king offered him his daughter's hand, in whose favor he would have immediately abdicated the throne, which would, in essence, have made Iberis king — but he refused because... She was "not his type." You can see a photo of the princess pinned to the board.
— Ah yes, it's also worth noting that among the native inhabitants of Sanguinaria, as in Ditlind, red and golden shades of hair are very common.
Origin
-30% to the cost of studying convictions.
Learning new skills does not cost OS.
— So, moving on... The Yasha tribes — a people of warlike women who send boys born among them to their fathers, while raising girls according to their own customs. Since there are no men in their settlements, to reproduce, the warrior women set out traveling in search of one who can defeat them and prove worthy of continuing her lineage. It is known that for the most part they worship Ira from the Pantheon of Seven. In the photo, you can see the current leader of the tribes — Feyan. I should note that her horns are an accessory made from minotaur horns, not her own.
Origin
No chest penalty, -4 to mind, unable to use modern equipment.
— The Dondodon Clans, named after the sound of drums during their advance, were in the past a nomadic people living off raiding, but having reached an understanding with the king of Sanguinaria, they settled on its territory and today live peacefully. The leader of the clans is a warrior named Glock.
Origin
+6 to strength, +60 to health, -4 to mind, unable to use modern equipment.
— Gyaria. A forest country whose inhabitants live in harmony with nature. Peaceful by nature, but able to defend themselves. They have no single leader; important matters are decided by a council of elders from all settlements.
Origin
+3 to speed.
— Kinki. A small community in the city of the same name, whose people in the past hid from prying eyes. They practice the art of puppetry, for which they were previously persecuted and now are simply not wanted anywhere.
Origin
The character can take control (will) of another character until the end of battle. Can be used up to three times per day.
— Sansevieria, a monastic city with a heavy hereditary burden: all inhabitants of this place are born blind, but possess the ability to perceive text through touch.
Origin
-50% to evasion, -50% to accuracy, +50% to will, +50% to mind, reading a new book adds 300 exp.
— The Chachamaru people. Small folk who learned to practice magic without divine assistance.
Origin
Ability to learn magic. Height 145-150, category no higher than I.
— Other peoples also live in Sanguinaria, but they are non-playable — we'll talk about them some other time.
The self-expression lesson was moved to the end of the day, so the students began their day listening to Altino Tit hold forth about the next neighboring country of Sakumoriamoria — Sanguinaria.
— In many ways, Sanguinaria is the complete opposite of Aokami, for their motto, "out of many, one," perfectly captures the essence of this state. At the country's core lies the kingdom of Sanguinaria itself, which, through diplomacy and trade, managed to absorb the weaker countries and disorganized tribes that surrounded it. Their main cultural traits, perhaps, are openness to the new, friendliness, and a broad worldview. As a rule, most representatives of this nation hold firm convictions shaped by life experience and the analysis of diverse literature. Like "us," they have no aristocracy, only the royal Melfis dynasty and a royal council seated with representatives of other peoples who are part of the kingdom. By the way, when I was still at home in Eolia, I once happened to encounter a man named Iberis — not personally, but merely passing by as he gave a speech in the middle of the city. If you're interested, you can look it up. — He hands the students sheets with a transcript of Iberis's speech. — As far as I know, within just a couple of months he gathered a fairly large number of followers, but later, while in Kimika, he was taken into custody, where Kimika's Trivium will most likely execute him for inciting public disorder. That, however, is not all — on my way to Sakumoriamoria, I stopped briefly in Sanguinaria and learned an interesting story about this man. It turns out that in this country he is known as a hero for having, a couple of years ago, personally defeated a monstrous azure dragon that had been terrorizing the people of Sanguinaria. In gratitude for this feat, the king offered him his daughter's hand, in whose favor he would have immediately abdicated the throne, which would, in essence, have made Iberis king — but he refused because... She was "not his type." You can see a photo of the princess pinned to the board.
— Ah yes, it's also worth noting that among the native inhabitants of Sanguinaria, as in Ditlind, red and golden shades of hair are very common.
Origin
-30% to the cost of studying convictions.
Learning new skills does not cost OS.
— So, moving on... The Yasha tribes — a people of warlike women who send boys born among them to their fathers, while raising girls according to their own customs. Since there are no men in their settlements, to reproduce, the warrior women set out traveling in search of one who can defeat them and prove worthy of continuing her lineage. It is known that for the most part they worship Ira from the Pantheon of Seven. In the photo, you can see the current leader of the tribes — Feyan. I should note that her horns are an accessory made from minotaur horns, not her own.
Origin
No chest penalty, -4 to mind, unable to use modern equipment.
— The Dondodon Clans, named after the sound of drums during their advance, were in the past a nomadic people living off raiding, but having reached an understanding with the king of Sanguinaria, they settled on its territory and today live peacefully. The leader of the clans is a warrior named Glock.
Origin
+6 to strength, +60 to health, -4 to mind, unable to use modern equipment.
— Gyaria. A forest country whose inhabitants live in harmony with nature. Peaceful by nature, but able to defend themselves. They have no single leader; important matters are decided by a council of elders from all settlements.
Origin
+3 to speed.
— Kinki. A small community in the city of the same name, whose people in the past hid from prying eyes. They practice the art of puppetry, for which they were previously persecuted and now are simply not wanted anywhere.
Origin
The character can take control (will) of another character until the end of battle. Can be used up to three times per day.
— Sansevieria, a monastic city with a heavy hereditary burden: all inhabitants of this place are born blind, but possess the ability to perceive text through touch.
Origin
-50% to evasion, -50% to accuracy, +50% to will, +50% to mind, reading a new book adds 300 exp.
— The Chachamaru people. Small folk who learned to practice magic without divine assistance.
Origin
Ability to learn magic. Height 145-150, category no higher than I.
— Other peoples also live in Sanguinaria, but they are non-playable — we'll talk about them some other time.