Posts from The Empire of Reimia (3)
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— To the same extent as any other person, and what about it?..
if only it were this easy in real life
Where do we end up when we save the world?
Bert didn't want to take the oath, but in this case, he had no choice, and besides, it's unknown what would have happened if he had refused. Moreover, he had a family, and he thought about them more than anything.
- I, Bertrand De'Lart, swear that in life and in death, I will be eternally loyal to the Empress and her land, I will defend the interests of the Rhemic Empire and will not disgrace its name. Enemies may destroy my body, but they will never conquer my will. The Empire is above all, long live Her Majesty Rinze Rheim!
— Moriner! — This time, she approached the most successful student in her class and sharply tapped him on the shoulder with the same pointer. — What is with that bored expression on your face?
But his thoughts were still far away, and no matter how hard he tried, neither the Empress's arrival nor the obvious troubles associated with it could capture his attention enough. He had changed little in the last six months, grown little as a person, and achieved little. Both when he entered the academy and now, he was still drifting along with the current of fate, even though its turbulent waves were carrying him towards certain death.
In fact, only the motive for his agreement had changed: just as before, he still did not want to go to war, did not want to become a useless victim of other people's ambitions and vanity, but if then his agreement was driven solely by fear and indecision, today he was taking the oath for a completely different reason. Today, instead of the Empress's speech, Moriner only heard the words of his dying father, and he nodded his head diligently, not to her empty slogans, but to his father's important instructions.
— I, Moriner Leveristos, swear that in life and in death I will be eternally loyal to the Empress and her land, I will defend the interests of the Reimy Empire and will not disgrace its name. Enemies may destroy my body, but they will never be able to conquer my will. The Empire is above all, long live Her Majesty Rinze Reim!
He said this in an ordinary, slightly quiet, but confident and resolute voice, without making a single pause or hesitation. Before his eyes, the flags of the Reimy Empire were not waving, and the face of Rinze Reim was not shining. Before his eyes, he saw his old father and the legacy of his family, which he would carry with him, even through death.
-I have made a decision. We will transfer Relgar Pazori to another class.
Where do we end up when we save the world?
Added 13 minutes later
"Oof" - Latro only managed to think, not expecting such a turn of events, but he didn't resist it.
This is how the festival came to an end:smile23:
After the last oath, we'll move on.
- Modern skincare.
-I've made a decision. We're transferring Relgar Pazori to another class.
Added 5 minutes later
When his turn finally came to take the oath, he limped slightly as he took his place and read: "I, Latro Dekt, swear that in life and in death, I will be eternally loyal to the Empress and her land, I will defend the interests of the Rhemic Empire, and I will not disgrace its name. Enemies may destroy my body, but they will never conquer my will. The Empire is above all, long live Her Majesty Rinze Rheim." At one point, he felt a yawn welling up from within, related to the fact that for some reason he hadn't been able to get enough sleep, but with a great effort of will, he suppressed it. Nodding in solidarity one last time to the teachers and rulers to add weight to his standardized words, which he felt did not inherently carry any meaning, he returned to his place.
Peaceful times: +20% to learning speed, +10% to learning speed for each point of Intelligence.
Wartime: +1 to Event Points.
When they returned to Evrial's classroom, Grace announced that they should place this figurine in the most prominent place in their rooms – on their desks. In addition, she also added that although it was a gift, losing or damaging it in any way was absolutely unacceptable. It was difficult to say whether all this was an official order or just the teacher's personal whim, but it was clear that she intended to take compliance with these requirements seriously.