Posts from The Empire of Reimia (3)

Lait was so lazy that he assembled a special device that would shoot for him, and all he would have to do is pretend that he was the one shooting.

During the third week of November, students at the Reima Military Academy were to decide on their specialization, which would determine their further course of study. Those students who do not meet the requirements for any of the roles will be forced to undergo intensive training in December instead.

Soldier
Requirements: Strength D, Dexterity D, Endurance ✓
Officer
Requirements: Charisma ≥ 2 | Intelligence C | Natural Leader
Scout
Requirements: Dexterity C | Light Footed
Medic
Requirements: Intelligence C | Compassion
Engineer
Requirements: Intelligence C | Obsession with Technology
Commando
Requirements: Strength A, Dexterity B | Strength B, Dexterity A
Military Journalist
Requirements: Recommendation
Mage
Requirements: Magical Ability
Melee Warrior
Requirements: Strength C, Dexterity C | Obsession with Cold Weapons
Combat Vehicle Operator
Requirements: Intelligence D | Obsession with Technology

Soldier.

Wizard

Engineer
Requirements: Intelligence C

Combat Vehicle Operator
Requirements: Intelligence D

Once the complete list of specializations was announced, Neya didn't hesitate for long and quickly decided on her future career path – she chose the path of a melee warrior, and to her surprise, she even slightly exceeded the requirements for this role.

journalist

journalist

COMINGOUT

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- the face of my character when he read the list and put a checkmark next to driver.

Eli -> Soldier
Azarina -> Soldier
Bervang -> Scout
Ifeon -> Commando
Light -> Engineer
Imir -> Mage
Naru -> Mage

Soldier

Officer.

During the first lecture on special training, the students were given an introduction to the equipment they would be using. Moriner found it a bit boring, but at the end of the session, he was informed that he would have to go to Orion in early December to the specified address. There, another person will be in charge of him.

Soldier
Defense: 20
Stamina: +5
Damage Resistance: +15%
Fire Resistance: +25%
Water Resistance: +25%
Air Resistance: +25%
Inventory: 1: 7x3, 2: 1x2

Officer
Defense: 10
Evasion: +5%
Inventory: 1: 5x2, 2: 1x2

Scout
Defense: 10
Evasion: +5%
Accuracy against self -20%
Invisible at a distance greater than 5 cells
Inventory: 1: 6x2, 1: 6x1, 1: 1x2

Medic
Medic insignia
Defense: 10
Inventory: 1: 4x3, 6: 1x2

Engineer
Damage from cannons and artillery -50%
Damage from mines does not exceed 50% of the character's health
Inventory: 1: 6x5

Commando
Defense: 20
Stamina: +5
Damage Resistance: +15%
Accuracy against self -15%
Invisible at a distance greater than 5 cells
Inventory: 1: 6x3, 1: 5x2, 6: 1x2, 1: 1x3

Military Journalist
Inventory: 2: 3x3

Mage
Fire Resistance: +50%
Water Resistance: +50%
Air Resistance: +50%
Inventory: 1: 5x3

Melee Warrior
Defense: 25
Stamina: +5
Damage Resistance: +25%
Evasion +5%
Inventory: 1: 6x1

Combat Vehicle Operator
Inventory: 1: 8x5

This weekend, the activity at the Academy wasn't as intense as in previous months. This was because the senior students were preparing for graduation in early spring, and as a result, there was a reorganization of student clubs, with some closing and new ones opening. Now was a good time to get to know them better. Of course, those who weren't interested in this could spend their weekend in the city or locked in their room.
- Club of Primitivism (?, ?, ?, ?)
- Literature Club (?, ?, ?, ?, ?)
- Calligraphy Club (?, ?, ?, ?)
- Engineering Club (?, ?, ?)
- Her Majesty Rinze Reim's Club (?, ?, ?)
- Firearms Club (?, ?, ?, ?, ?)

- Literature Club (?, ?, ?, ?, ?)

Guys, don't go there, it's full of yanderes.

Marey, of course, could have spent this weekend indulging in his favorite pastime – isolating himself from everything, cocooning himself in his room like an insect in a chrysalis, and spending time in melancholy and magical practices, but he ultimately rejected this idea. After all, it was not only quite boring but also not very productive, and there were a couple of clubs that piqued his interest. The Primitivism Club – of course, that's amusing, and the Rinze Club – that's just depressing. Literature or calligraphy? In the former, there were heated debates about what was read, which he didn't like, and essays that had lost all their appeal with the arrival of the Rinze regime at the academy.
Thinking this way, Marey headed to the calligraphy club's meeting place. After all, he could always change his mind...