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| The Lay of The Land; Written by Fi Sheng | |
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| Tweet Topic Started: Oct 23 2008, 12:41 AM (474 Views) | |
| Fi Sheng | Oct 23 2008, 12:41 AM Post #1 |
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Since I could remember I have been able to fight for the land, crushing rebels an routing bandits. I am now old and weary...I have entrusted my legacy to one whom resembles everything I was when I was young. This man is Jai Kuang a young strategical man who can also ride a steed very formidably, a man of honor and peace....a truly great man to pass my stories and my legacy down to. When I was a simple young boy I could ride a horse, manufacture a blade and also wield it. I was a truly astounding general a few years later, under the services of the imperial army which was a true honor for me and my first battle would come quicker than I would have expected.... to put down a rebellion at a village near the city of Xin Ye. Battle Of The Xin Ye village The earth shuck as I led a unit of 2000 finely readied horsemen, including one man named Jai Pan (Jai Kuang's adopted father). We rode to the outskirts of Xin Ye planning to rest in the city for a short while and to get ready for the battle ahead in the village. We rode past many trees and bushes but there was no sign of pillaging and riot so far...until we rode near the city, there stood 4000 organized bandits with swords in hand. I rode to the head of my army and yelled out for their commander to ride out. I waited but then a heavily armored general marched forward on a black steed which then rode out towards us and I had to do the same for him.. a duel to begin a battle is always a good way to test yourself and ruff up the opposing general it was a one-sided duel. I pierced his armor and he went to the floor, the horse went running away to which I indicated to some archers to fire it down which they eventually did. I rode to the leader and grabbed my sword and slit his head off and showed it to the bandits who were in a great shock and began to run away. I immediately rose to my horse and ordered a charge and a rout followed, none survived the onslaught. A rode back to the capital with my head held high...but then I was greeted with some disturbing news. ====================================================== |
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Jai Kuang Also playing 'The Little Conqueror' Sun Ce & 'The Snake of Tian Shui' Fi Sheng | |
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| Fi Sheng | Oct 26 2008, 12:02 AM Post #2 |
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====================================================== Chase at He Fei It would seems that there is a wild ruffian pillaging He Fei and towns near He Fei... the Emperor's Envoy has told me to capture this man dead or alive. His name is Ying Yang an veteran general with high skills in cavalry and archery skills, he would be a true capture for my Emperor..... I set of immediately to occupy this man. After an exhausting journey I arrived at He Fei and awaited the man to show his war-torn face, after a few hours the man strutted on his horse towards He Fei so I marched on mine to take the man out. We exchanged words, him cursing the Emperor and all his followers and claiming that a Yellow Dragon would arise soon, I merely shrugged off his comments and challenged him to duel. He accepted and we fought for hours upon end, eventually he began to fatigue and I then took advantage and successfully disarmed him, I then attempted to persuade him but he simply grabbed his spear and slayed himself while shouting "Death To The False Emperor". I rode back to the capital. ====================================================== |
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Jai Kuang Also playing 'The Little Conqueror' Sun Ce & 'The Snake of Tian Shui' Fi Sheng | |
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| Fi Sheng | Oct 26 2008, 12:42 AM Post #3 |
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====================================================== The Yellow Era I was ordered to move to Nan Pi throughout the peace. Around 27 Years later, out of nothing the citizens of Nan Pi rose up to the symbol of the Yellow Turbans and the Ming Dynasty...I tried to retain order but I was unable and a representative of their army appeared before me asking for my aid to their cause. I declined and I was banished from Nan Pi on the grounds of treason and attempting to revive the Han Dynasty. I moved to Zi Tong where I met my former ally, Jai Pan who had gone into hiding during the uprising of the Turbans. With Jai Pan was his adopted son Jai Kuang whom he had been tutoring as a sole future for the Han and as the future to his own skills and abilities. He was seen to be better than Jai Pan, and Kuang excelled as a cavalier and a strategist down to the minor details. A few months later Jai Pan confronted me at my home in Zi Tong and asked me to take Jai Kuang somewhere else as he believed that the Turbans had heard of his intentions to raise an army in Zi Tong. We left for a unstated location, as it is where I am in hiding, and upon leaving we heard chants of ''kill the traitor''. The Yellow Turban task force had succeeded in killing Jai Kuang's father Jai Pan. Jai Kuang tells me every time he sees me that he will avenge his death and join an army to oppose the Yellow Turbans. I literally hope the turbans are taken care of. ====================================================== |
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Jai Kuang Also playing 'The Little Conqueror' Sun Ce & 'The Snake of Tian Shui' Fi Sheng | |
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