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TF 2-2 IN FSE AAR Indirect Fires in the Battle of Fallujah. http //www.tradoc.army.mil/pao/ProfWriting/2-2AARlow.pdf By Captain James T. Cobb, First Lieutenant Christopher A. LaCour and Sergeant First Class William H. Hight TF 2-2 IN FSE AAR Indirect Fires in the Battle of Fallujah.1. Background and Mission. 2. Enemy Forces. 3. Friendly Forces. 4. Artillery Fires. 5. Mortars. 6. Danger-Close Fires. 7. FOs. 8. Other Equipment. 9. Munitions.a. Range of Munitions. b. White Phosphorous. c. Hexachloroethane Zinc (HC) Smoke and Precision-Guided Munitions. d. Ammo Resupply. 10. CAS.a. CAS Effectiveness. b. Pulling Timely Air Assets. c. CAS and Other Indirect Fires. 11. Unmanned Aerial Vehicles. 12. Personnel Manning. 13. Training. 14. Conclusion. Task Force 2d Battalion, 2d Infantry’s (TF 2-2 IN’s) fire support element (FSE) operated as a mini-brigade FSE during the Battle of Fallujah. The FSE coordinated the combat effects of Army, Air Force and Marine assets more autonomously than the traditional, doctrinal battalion-level FSE.a model of joint interdependency. Although the FSE did not have joint personnel assigned to it, it worked closely with the brigade air liaison officer (BALO), who was chopped to TF 2-2 IN, and functioned as a “Joint FSE,” if you will. Ed MEMORANDUM FOR RECORD FSE, TF 2-2 IN, 3d Brigade Combat Team(BCT), 1st ID, Operation Iraqi Freedom (OIF) II, Forward Operating Base (FOB) Normandy, Muqdadiyah, Iraq APO AE 09392 (AETV-BGR-FSE), 1 December 2004. Subject After-Action Review (AAR) for the Battle of Fallujah 1. Background and Mission. 2. Enemy Forces. 3. Friendly Forces. 4. Artillery Fires. As part of TF 2- 2 IN, the M109A6 Paladins and a platoon fire direction center (FDC) were attached in direct support (DS) to the TF. For most of the fight, this was their only role. Later, after TF 2- 2 IN had reached its limit of advance (LOA) at PL Fran, it also was tasked to support RCT-7. The Paladins were in a position area (PA) in Camp Fallujah adjacent to the Marine Corps and a battery of Paladins from the 1st Cavalry Division, A/3-82 FA, that was attached to the IMEF. This facilitated the FA’s sharing meteorological (Met) data and survey and relieved the platoon of self-security. a. Organic to the TF. As an organic part of the TF, the howitzers provided accurate, timely fires throughout the fight, delivering 925 rounds, mostly in danger-close fires. As dedicated assets to the TF, Paladin fires were greatly expedited in a 360-degree fight with fluid targets and a rapidly advancing maneuver force. Fire missions took less than two minutes from the initial call-for-fire (CFF) to rounds down range. b. Responsibilities of TF FSE. The TF FSE assumed responsibility for coordinating with the TF 2-2 IN S4 for Class V resupply, positioning the platoon and selecting shell-fuze combinations. The TF FSE cleared fires at the TAC along with the TF battle captain or S3. Clearance of fires was executed by demanding accurate company frontline traces and forward observer (FO) locations at regular intervals and battle tracking in detail. c. Role of the Artillery. The artillery was used in doctrinal roles, such as screening the initial point of penetration, preparatory fires, close fire support and disruptive deep fires, as well as in non-doctrinal roles, such as clearing routes of IEDs and breeching minefields. Using Paladins directly attached to the TF gave us a tremendous advantage in the fight. Our tactics, techniques and procedures (TTP) were effective and lethal and gave maneuver TFs greater flexibility, firepower and mobility. The overall performance was outstanding. By using FOs and accurate intelligence- driven targeting, the artillery was a driving force in the TF’s ability to attack through a large city with minimum casualties in six days. d. Massing Fires. The only drawback was our inability to mass fires on targets due to having only two guns. While we did have general support reinforcing (GSR) assets, they were slow, cumbersome and more difficult to coordinate with than our organic systems. Trust was also an issue as the vast majority of our fires were danger-close, and we did not know the proficiency level of the supporting guns. While it did not impact our operations overall, at times the physical and psychological effects of massed artillery fires were the preferred effects. We could use our 120-mm mortars when we wanted to mass fires, but additional 155-mm howitzers would have been more effective. 5. Mortars. The Thunder Mortar Platoon that is organic to 2-2 IN proved to be the equal of the artillery in this fight in terms of accuracy and responsiveness and was an integral part of the indirect fires used. When provided the five requirements for accurate predicted fires, mortars were every bit as accurate and deadly as artillery. The firepower of the 120-mm munitions allowed us to respond quickly with overwhelming firepower when needed. During the course of the battle, mortars fired 942 rounds of timely, accurate fires. a. Mortar Challenges. Our mortar platoon received two M252 81-mm mortars before deploying to the Fallujah AOR. These were useful indirect fire weapons when close fires were required. The only drawback was they had no sights. To use them, we had to take sights from the 120-mm tubes and use the sights with the 81-mm mortars, taking two 120-mm tubes out of the fight. The mortars’ high angle of fire was preferable for military operations in urban terrain (MOUT), but there were times when the mortars’ maximum ordinate (MAXORD) exceeded the close air support (CAS) ceiling, limiting mortar fires. b. Platoon Security. The mortar platoon operated outside of Camp Fallujah at various firing points and had to pull self-security. It was manned to do so with no degradation of fires. The platoon received enemy indirect fires frequently during the fight and was forced to displace. But due to superior training and good maneuverability, it quickly displaced, reset and resumed operations. 6. Danger-Close Fires. 7. FOs. 8. Other Equipment. 9. Munitions. The munitions we brought to this fight were 155-mm highexplosive (HE) M107 (short-range) and M795 (long-range) rounds, illumination and white phosphorous (WP, M110 and M825),with point-detonating (PD), delay, time and variable-time (VT) fuzes. For the 120-mm mortars, we had HE, illumination and WP with PD, delay and proximity fuzes. We also carried 81-mm HE with the same fuzes. (引用者注)PD；point-detonating 弾頭信管; delay fuze 延期信管; proximity fuzes近接信管; cf.着発信管 contact fuse // impact fuse // impact fuze // percussion fuze a. Range of Munitions. The munitions at our disposal gave us excellent flexibility. The 81-mm munitions allowed us to deliver extremely close fires to friendly forces while we used larger caliber munitions to engage and destroy heavily fortified houses and bunkers. The standard table of organization and equipment (TOE) for a mechanized battalion does not include 81-mm mortars, something the Army should examine and correct. b. White Phosphorous. WP proved to be an effective and versatile munition. We used it for screening missions at two breeches and, later in the fight, as a potent psychological weapon against the insurgents in trench lines and spider holes when we could not get effects on them with HE. We fired “shake and bake” missions at the insurgents, using WP to flush them out and HE to take them out. c. Hexachloroethane Zinc (HC) Smoke and Precision-Guided Munitions. We could have used these munitions. We used improved WP for screening missions when HC smoke would have been more effective and saved our WP for lethal missions. We had several important targets, often reinforced houses that FOs had eyes on, that would have been more effectively engaged with a precision-guided munition, such as Copperhead with its shaped charge or the developmental Excalibur Unitary round that is concrete piercing (to be fielded in 2006). Barring the use of such precision-guided munitions, concrete-piercing (CP) fuzes would have been more effective than delay and PD fuzes were, but the latter were satisfactory. d. Ammo Resupply. The biggest challenge we had was ammunition resupply. The amount of munitions expended was surprising, and we had to struggle to keep our cannons and tubes supplied. The targeting officer at the TOC and the S4 did a fantastic job of obtaining ammunition, but in the future, it would be easier to over-anticipate ammunition needs before the fight and stockpile it. The Marines gave us what they had, and the location of the Paladin platoon on FOB Fallujah helped greatly. The fact that the Paladin platoon brought a palletized loading system (PLS) was a huge plus. It allowed the S4 to coordinate for ammunition and the Paladin platoon to pick it up. In the final analysis, it all worked, but I recommend we not put ourselves in that position again. We never ran out of ammunition, but we came close several times. 10. CAS. We used CAS well in this fight, dropping more than 15 guided-bomb unit-12s (GBU-12s), which are laser-guided 500-pound bombs; four 2,000-pound joint direct attack munition (JDAMs) penetrators; and one Maverick. We also had more than six hours of AC-130 Specter gunship support. a. CAS Effectiveness. We had problems with the GBU-12s. At least five duds were dropped, all from F/A-18s. The AC-130 was an awesome weapon, operating at night and prepping our deep battlespace with outstanding accuracy. The four JDAM penetrators were dropped on a bunker complex with excellent results. The bunker and more than 20 AIF were destroyed. Initially, we had difficulty working with Marine air. However, once our JTACs learned the system, it worked rather well. An air liaison officer (ALO) from the Marines at the TOC would have helped in the early stages and facilitated the use of more Marine CAS. b. Pulling Timely Air Assets. While the Air Force JTACs were useful on the ground, they had limited success pulling timely air assets. A TOC ALO is a must for two reasons first, a Marine ALO with direct access to higher will pull air assets more quickly and be able to disseminate their fires faster than an Air Force JTAC on the ground. Second, you need an officer who understands the Marine system attached to the FSE for better coordination. Air assets are requested through a different system than indirect lethal fires. An ALO with two radios tied in to higher and the battalion is a must and will cut air request times in half. Although air was planned, it often was difficult for the battalion JTAC to talk to the RCT-7 ALO and get air when needed. c. CAS and Other Indirect Fires. A big lesson is that CAS was not a substitute for responsive artillery and mortars. CAS was most effective in the deep fight, particularly when used on intelligence-driven targets. 11. Unmanned Aerial Vehicles. 12. Personnel Manning. 13. Training. 14. Conclusion. The contributions of indirect fires were a decisive part of the Battle of Fallujah and contributed tremendously to the outcome of the fight. They allowed the maneuver forces to rapidly move through the city with minimum casualties and demonstrated what a joint and combined arms team can do. The effects were physically and psychologically devastating. Not only did indirect fires destroy AIF personnel, but they also destroyed their will to stand and fight. Indirect fires also positively influenced our forces by demonstrating to commanders on the ground that overwhelming firepower was at their disposal. The Paladin platoon greatly increased the TF’s firepower, timeliness and flexibility, allowing us to move at an unprecedented pace through a fortified city. We learned to use indirect fires early and often in large volumes. During the course of the battle, more than 2,000 artillery and mortar rounds were fired and more than 10 tons of precision Air Force munitions were dropped. However, as successful as we were, had the battle lasted longer it would have been difficult to sustain fire support operations. We must learn from this fight to prepare for the future. At the end of the fight we thought back on some of the things we were the proudest of. What jumped to the forefront was infantry and tank platoon sergeants, platoon leaders and company commanders telling us that the artillery and mortars were awesome. At the end of the day, that is what it is all about our maneuver brethren recognizing why we are called the “King of Battle.” Captain James T. (Tom) Cobb has been assigned to 1st Battalion, 6th Field Artillery (1-6 FA), 1st Infantry Division, and served as the Fire Support Officer (FSO) for Task Force 2d Battalion, 2d Infantry, (TF 2-2 IN) in Operation Iraqi Freedom (OIF) II, including during the Battle of Fallujah. He also deployed with Kosovo Force (KFOR) 4B. First Lieutenant Christopher A. LaCour, assigned to 1-6 FA, has been the Targeting Officer for TF 2-2 IN in OIF II, including during the Battle of Fallujah. Also in OIF II, he was a Platoon Leader for 2/C/1-6 FA and, previously, a Fire Direction Officer in the same battery. Sergeant First Class William H. Hight, also assigned to 1-6 FA, has been TF 2-2 IN’s Fire Support NCO since September 2003, deploying in OIF II and fighting in the Battle of Fallujah. He also deployed to Bosnia as part of the Implementation Force (IFOR) and to Kosovo as part of KFOR 4B. Redleg CPT Jason Bender Selected Aviation Center Officer Instructor of FY04 CPTジェイソンベンダーが選択した砲手 FY04の航空センターのインストラクターの役員
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Code Geass 8. The Black Knights Narrator Lelouch, a Britannian youth, has been given a god-like power by the mysterious young woman, C.C. Geass. The absolute power to compel anyone to follow any order. For the sake of his younger sister, Nunnally, Lelouch plots to destroy the Holy Britannian Empire. Meanwhile, his best friend from childhood — Suzaku Kururugi — has established himself as an Honorary Britannian within the Empire. At this point, their lives are already intertwined and their destinies predetermined with inevitable outcomes. Shirley I've never left the Tokyo Settlement before, this is my first time! Milly I'm sure you wish Lelouch could have come with us, don't you? Shirley No, ah. Milly Don't be so shy. Tonight we can stay up all night talking. Let's tell each other which boys we like from school. Shirley Then you'll probably have a lot to talk about, right Ms. President? Milly Who can say? Nina Ah! Milly Nina, it's all right. There are lots of Britannian tourists at Lake Kawaguchi so security's fine. Don't be afraid, it's not the ghettos. Nina Yes, but... Milly We'll be with you the whole time. We won't leave your side for a second. Nina Thanks. Shirley Haaah! Ougi Ah. Zero What are you waiting for? Come in. As of now, this place will be our hideout. Ougi So, you think joining up with us is a good idea? Zero Yes. We're comrades, after all. Tamaki Holy cow. ??? So what is this, huh? Ougi Do you mind if I ask how you came by this? Zero I borrowed it from a rather libertine nobleman who indulges my requests. Ougi You asked for it, just like that? Zero Don't worry, no strings attached. ??? It's huge. Check it out, it's got a second story. Kallen On the other hand, no one would expect us in something like this. ??? It's even got a TV. News Anchor How are things looking at the scene? Reporter I'm here in front of the Lake Kawaguchi Convention Center Hotel. The hotel-jackers have identified themselves as the Japan Liberation Front. Tamaki Huh? Ougi What's happening? Reporter Members of the Sakuradite Allocation Meeting, most notably Chairman James, were taken hostage, as well as several tourists and hotel employees. This footage was taken by the perpetrators. In it, you can clearly see Chairman James, including some students. Kallen From the Student Council. Zero Hm? Reporter The leader of the group claims to be Lieutenant Colonel Kusakabe of the now defunct Japanese... Toudou That imbecile! Reporter Sakuradite, an essential component in the manufacture of high-temperature superconductors, is a vital strategic resource that directly affects world security. Area 11 is the largest producer of this material, providing 70% of the world's total supply. Here at the yearly national meeting of sakuradite producers, it will be determined how this resource will be distributed among the world's nations. It's no exaggeration to say that the outcome determines the balance of global power between Britannia and other countries. It is believed that the terrorists are using world interest in the annual gathering to their advantage by carrying out this violent hotel takeover. Kusakabe I'm Kusakabe of the Japan Liberation Front. This stand we're taking is for the freedom of Japan and our countrymen. Even though you are not soldiers you are still Britannians. You are the ones who rule and oppress us. Sit still, be quiet, and you'll be fine. If you don't... Shirley Lelou... ??? So they made their move. Ougi They're easily the biggest anti-Britannian force in Japan, and now their pride's hurt. ??? Because of us? Ougi Maybe. Tamaki I don't know whether to feel happy or sad about that, because they're all gonna end up dead. Zero Rivalz? Rivalz Ah, Lelouch, I've...! Huh? Lelouch's Phone This is Lelouch, please leave a message after the beep. Rivalz What the hell's he doing at a time like this? Lelouch I know, but... Subordinate All bridges connecting to the hotel with the exception of the main one have been destroyed. Our attempted approaches from the air and water have been unsuccessful. There's only one route left that will allow us to develop a possible hostage rescue plan. The main utilities tunnel running directly beneath the Convention Center Hotel. Basically, we would go in through this route, destroy the foundation block, and submerge the hotel. Since the tunnel was also built to handle supply deliveries, it should be able to accommodate Sutherlands. Even if the enemy has taken precautions it should be no problem. Sutherland Pilot Go. Subordinate They've been using substandard weaponry, so we'll have no trouble evading them. Japanese Liberation Front Pilot Enemy detected! As expected, they're moving through the underground tunnel. JLF Pilot #2 Roger that. Raikou secondary startup, both quad-linkage legs locked. Super Electro Magnetic Shrapnel Cannon voltage confirmed. Sutherland Pilot I think these guys have Knightmare rifles. Spread out and break their ranks. JLF Pilot Super Electro Magnetic Shrapnel Cannon, fire! Sutherland Pilot What? JLF Member One shot! JLF Member Yes! It works! JLF Member The Raikou is a complete success! Kusakabe What do you think of that, Britannian pigs? Darlton Wiped out? Subordinate It looks as though they've modified a Glasgow into a linear cannon. ??? Then there's no way we can break through. ??? What do we do now? If we release the political prisoners as they demand... Cornelia We can't show weakness to terrorists! Guilford But, Princess Euphemia, she's... Cornelia Yes I know. Darlton Thus far it appears that none of them have discovered that fact. If they learn that Princess Euphemia is among the hostages, they'll undoubtedly use her as a bargaining chip. She went there just to observe, therefore she isn't registered along with the other guests. Geassed Girl Ah ha ha. C.C. Yes, yes, I understand. I'll do well this time. I'll try to look out for him but I'm not his guardian. Suzaku Can't the Special Core offer any assistance with the rescue operation? Lloyd I've already asked them, but we're in a regular unit and they don't acknowledge our chain of command. Besides... Suzaku It's too risky to entrust the operation to an Eleven, is that right? Lloyd Yet I'm sure you're aware that Princess Cornelia is very discriminating about Britannians and Numbers. Suzaku So the Japanese still aren't being accepted enough into your structure. Cecile If that were true, then what point would there be in even having an Honorary Britannian system? Reporter Sir, did your daughter appear to be... ??? Where do you want this? Ougi Over there, by the driver's seat. ??? Hey, what about these boxes here? Reporter Is there anything you want to say to the terrorists? Shirley's Dad She was only sightseeing. Shirley is still a student, but these criminals act indiscriminately. Savages... I want to know if Shir- I want to know if my daughter is alright. She hasn't done anything wrong. Reporter All he's asking... Lelouch We need to organize before we fight them again. It's too soon though, we're not ready, but we can't just sit here and do nothing either. Knowing Cornelia, she'll sacrifice the hostages. Ah, then why doesn't she make her move? Is it possible... Kallen Zero... what will happen to the hostages? Lelouch Eventually, there will be no reason to keep those Britannians alive. Kallen Yeah... I'm sure you're right. Ougi Hey Zero, I found these. Should I hand them out to everyone? I mean as far as gear goes it looks pretty hip but we're just a resistance group so... Lelouch Wrong! Ougi Uh. Lelouch We're not a resistance group, is that clear? Ougi Well then, what are we? Lelouch What we are, what we're trying to be... are knights for justice! ??? Attention all sniper teams, situation is hold, all team commanders confirm... Cecile Those teenage hostages are friends of yours from school aren't they? They're still negotiating so let's not give up hope. Suzaku I have faith in the system. I prefer the logic of systems to individualist emotions. Cecile Ah... Suzaku Ms. Cecile, look. Cecile Huh? ??? Situation changing! Suzaku That's... ??? Hotel roof, Alert 2, Status D. Urgent report... Cecile What are they going to do to him? Suzaku Oh no, don't do it. Ah! Nooooo!! Kusakabe Our demands have gone unanswered. Therefore, we will throw one hostage from the roof every thirty minutes until our terms are met. For the sake of the hostages negotiations better be in good faith. Darlton This is their warning? Barbarians. Guilford For now, we could negotiate just to get the women and children out. Cornelia Forget it! If you give in to their conditions even once then you're simply legitimizing terrorism. Darlton Then do we use force? Guilford We would pursue that course of action after we secure the safety of Princess Euphemia. Cornelia Euphie... I.... Subordinate Viceroy, it's Zero! We just received a message from Zero. Diethard What? What do you mean Van 3 was stolen by Zero? What the hell was Gibson doing all the while? ??? He said that when he realized what was happening it was too late. Diethard Huh. Then where's Van 3 now? ??? Driving straight towards the military. Diethard Huh? ??? We confirm, it's Zero. Should we open fire? ??? No, just stand by. We'll capture him after he's surrounded. Ougi Hey, when Zero went off about justice earlier, what do you think he meant? Kallen Don't know, but we may die first before we find out. Seems all of our escape routes have been cut off. Black Knights Member I'm just wondering, why didn't we use that other vehicle? BK Member Oh so you want the whole world to see where we hide out huh? BK Member Point taken. Female BK Member I don't know about this Zero character, you think we should trust him? BK Member No, that's why I said he looks shifty to me. But if anything goes wrong I'll do something about it. Lelouch Cornelia, much as I'd love to get you back right here and now you're more useful to me alive. If you do what I predict I won't need to use my Geass. Cornelia Well well, we meet again, Zero. Are you a member of the Japan Liberation Front? Or perhaps you intend to help us? Regardless, our concerns take priority over yours at the moment. And so for the death of my half-brother Clovis, I shall take my revenge right here. Lelouch Cornelia, which would you choose Clovis, who is dead, or Euphiemia, who is alive? Cornelia Ah! Lelouch My suspicion's confirmed. The first task at hand is completed. You haven't changed, dear sister. You've always doted on sweet little Euphemia. That's why you won't take aggressive action, your emotions are getting in the way. Lelouch It's within my power to save Euphemia for you. Cornelia What do you mean? I have no idea what you're talking about. Lelouch I said that I'm able to rescue her. Kusakabe Zero you say? Japan Liberation Front Member Yes, sir. Word came from the Britannian Army. Commander Attention all forces, let Zero pass. I repeat, let Zero pass. Lelouch Either the Japan Liberation Front will accept me as their ally, or they're going to treat me as nothing more than a nuisance. In any event, I highly doubt that they can't resist the temptation of meeting the infamous Zero. We shall see. Excellent. All the operation's preliminary conditions have been cleared. Darlton Viceroy, what are we doing? Cornelia I believe that by letting Zero go in, we can buy some time before the next hostage is executed. So, this is our chance. We can hit them both at the same time. Lloyd Wonderful! I want to thank you for that lovely order. Ha ha ha! They said you've got the green light, Lancelot. You've orders to charge right into that linear cannon in the tunnel. Cecile Wait a minute, you mean they're using him as a decoy to make an opening for them? Lloyd Yep, seems like they'll use the confusion to send in the royal guard. Cecile Seems like? But Lloyd... Suzaku Miss Cecile, I'm ready. Please let me do it. Suzaku If Lancelot and I are needed, and we're able to give the hostages an opportunity to be saved, then I'll do it. Even if it means being a decoy. ??? Warrant Officer Kururugi, here is a guideline for your mission. According to prime search the hostages are located on the hotel's middle floor and believed to be locked inside a food storage room. Advanced prototype weapon Z-01 Lancelot will use the utilities tunnel to move under the hotel. Once on site you will destroy the foundation block and submerge the building. The area with the hostages should hold out for 8 minutes. Hostage rescue and mop up of the terrorists will be handled by other units. You will be using the VARIS to destroy the foundation. Set the Impact Rail to Anti-Material Level 3. Lloyd The only variable in this is that pesky linear cannon waiting for you in the tunnel. Space is tight in there, the Lancelot will only have a 47.8% evasion rate. Cecile Are we really going through with this? Lloyd Yep, make sure you both pull out of there before it's too late. Lancelot might be wrecked, that would be unacceptable. Suzaku Before it's too late? Lloyd No.[?] Suzaku Understood sir. Shirley Suzaku, the president and Nina and I are going to Lake Kawaguchi on Sunday. Wanna join us? Suzaku Sorry, I have to work that day. Shirley You do? Too bad, but I guess that can't be helped then. Suzaku But thank you for inviting me, I really appreciate it. I hope all of you have a great time. ??? Twelve minutes to operation start. Commencing countdown. Nina An...Eleven. Japan Liberation Front Member What did you say? Nina Aah! JLF Member Not Elevens! We're Japanese, dammit. Milly Yes we're aware of that. Just lay off of her. JLF Member Then correct her, we're not called Elevens. Shirley Fine, we'll correct her. JLF Member How dare you speak like that to me? You three, come with me to the next room and I'll teach you a real lesson. Nina No! No!! Euphie Ah. Woman Mm-mm. JLF Member I said get up now! Nina No!! Let me go! Euphie Stop it! JLF Member Who the hell are you? Euphie I demand you take me to your leader right now, understand? JLF Member What? Woman No Sub-Viceroy, please. Euphie You're addressing Euphemia Li Britannia. The third princess of the Britannian Empire. Are you all right, young lady? You haven't been hurt? Nina Huh? No. Lelouch You have no intention of joining me? Kusakabe Remove that mask and reveal your real face to us. It's disrespectful not to. Lelouch I understand, but before I do, I'd like to ask you something. What exactly do you hope to accomplish by this action? Kusakabe Gain attention. I want this country and the world to know that the Japanese aren't dead yet. Lelouch How stale. You people are obsolete, there's no saving you. JLF Member What? Why you arrogant... Kusakabe Explain what you mean by that, Zero. Suzaku ME Boost. Cecile Lancelot, now launching! JLF Pilot Reaction confirmed, one enemy Knightmare. JLF Pilot It moves twice as fast as the others. JLF Pilot So what? It'll end up like the rest. Super Electro Magnetic Shrapnel Cannon, fire! Suzaku Guh... Cecile I warned you about this, Lloyd! Lloyd He doesn't wanna play decoy, he's going for the goal. JLF Member I brought the hostage that I radioed about earlier for the Lieutenant Colonel to see. She claims that she's Princess Euphemia. Kusakabe Zero, there's no point talking anymore! Lelouch Die! JLF Pilot Fire! Crowd Huh? JLF Member Colonel! Ugh! Lelouch Calm yourselves. Euphie Zero. Lelouch The Colonel and the others committed suicide when they realized how meaningless this operation was. Euphemia, you were willing to sacrifice yourself for the commoners. You haven't changed. Euphie Eh? Cornelia What? The AE6 Knightmare? Darlton Yes. At the rate it's going it'll break through soon. Cornelia Huh. Do we dare hold out hope? Suzaku Yes. It can take this level of destructive force. JLF Pilot That thing broke through salvo number five. I can't believe it. JLF Pilot Just don't panic. Deploy the quad-link free-fire armgun, batteries too. We'll shield this final defense with our lives. Suzaku Ms. Cecile, it's time for me to use the VARIS. Cecile No, you could get killed! Suzaku There's no room for me to evade, I'll risk getting blasted to take the first shot. JLF Member Why you stinking son of a... Lelouch I heard that you're the Sub-Viceroy now your Highness, Princess Euphemia Li Britannia. Euphie It's not an appointment I'm happy with. Lelouch No, it's because Clovis was murdered. That was my handiwork. He begged pathetically for his life to the very end. He pleaded with the same tongue that ordered the deaths of Elevens. Euphie So is that the reason that you killed my brother? Lelouch No. Euphie Then why? Lelouch Because Clovis was an offspring of the Britannian Emperor. That reminds me. You're one of his children too, aren't you? JLF Pilot Use maximum output! I don't give a damn if it destroys the guns. Be prepared to die defending this spot. Smash him! Cornelia It's the Eleven. Cornelia He really did it. Guilford! Guilford Right. Suzaku Ah, no way. Lelouch The white Knightmare from before. Suzaku Ah! Cornelia Euphie!! Suzaku My friends! Lloyd Warrant Officer Kururugi, don't! Diethard What about the cameras in Van 3? ??? I told you, Zero took the Van... Diethard Well then, let's hope we pick up a signal from them. What are you doing, Zero? Wasn't that part of your plan... to show us something? Cecile He's all right! Lloyd Ohh... Suzaku I couldn't rescue them. They're dead, I failed. Not again! Diethard We've got it. Lelouch My dear Britannians, have no fear. All of the hostages from the hotel are safe and sound. I, Zero, return them to you unharmed. Suzaku They're fine. Rivalz Ah, they're all right. Cornelia Of all the brazen audacity... If we attack you those people will quickly become your hostages, won't they? Lelouch People! Fear us, or rally behind us as you see fit. We, are the Black Knights. Cecile Black Knights? Lloyd Ironic, isn't it? The terrorists referring to themselves as knights. Lelouch We of the Black Knights stand with all those who have no weapons to wield. Regardless of whether they be Elevens, or Britannians. The Japan Liberation Front cowardly took innocent Britannian civilians hostage, and they mercilessly executed them. It was a wanton and meaningless act, therefore they have been punished. Diethard You heard me right, I said let it run. Liable? I'll be the one responsible for this. Lelouch Just as former Viceroy Clovis was punished for ordering the slaughter of countless unarmed Elevens, we could not stand by and allow such cruelty to be carried out, and so we made him pay for his actions. I will not repudiate battle on a fair and level field, but neither will I tolerate a one-sided massacre of the weak by the strong. The only ones who should kill, are those who are prepared to be killed! Wherever oppressors abuse their power by attacking those who are powerless, we shall appear again. No matter how mighty, how formidable our foe may be. Kallen Knights...for justice? Lelouch Those of you with power, fear us. Those of you without it, rally behind us. We, the Black Knights, shall be the ones who stand in judgment of this world. Next Episode Preview I was lucky. Heaven must truly be on my side. I never expected that Cornelia's one weakness was among the hostages; a weakness named Euphemia. From now on, the Black Knights shall become my counterattack against the world in which I was trapped, and against my own undecided heart.
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member ( L to R ) Robbie Crane bass Keri Kelli guitar Jani Lane vocal Bobby Blotzer drums Love The Sin, Hate The Sinner Love The Sin, Hate The Sinner 2008年4月22日 1. Dead Man Shoes / 2. Tomorrow Never Comes / 3. All In How You Wear It / 4. Good Times / 5. Exit / 6. American Girl / 7. Signs Of Life / 8. Bruised / 9. Moonlight Mile / 10. Jimmy
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THE ALTERED WORLD Go to Dana s Safe House. Dana s Safe House-Midtown West Dana I think I might be able to get you close to McMllen. Dana The news has been showing an endless loop of BLACKWATCH Scientific Teams turning up at Hives. Dana Those teams have to be working for McMullen, right? Dana If they are, then one of them has got to know how to get to him. Get into one of those areas and draw McMullen in. Alex McMullen is the key to all of this. LOCATE McMULLEN GO to the HIVE to LURE McMULLEN OUT. Alex McMullen had research he know who s did what happened to me. I need to draw him out. FIND and CONSUME a COMMANDER among the suevivors. CONSUME the BLACKWATCH COMMANDER. WEB Cptn Derrik Kaufman The outbreaks seem to be centered around these area. The focus, as we ve seen, seems to be these buildings. Secure all marked areas for possible insertion of Director McMullen for direct study. He won t touch down until all sniffers read nominal, and make sure none are destroyed. Engagement protocols? Anything it takes to clear ths ground. When it s all-clear, sound off. GO to the next HIVE RESEARCH SITE and CHECK its ACTIVITY LEVELS. Alex McMullen s not going to show in an area with such high readings. BRING McMULLEN TO THE SITE SABOTAGE the VIRAL DETECTORS. DO NOT allow VIRAL DETECTORS to be DESTROYED or McMULLEN will avoid the area. SABOTAGING DETECTORS McMULLEN needs to believe the area is CLEAR OF INFECTION before he will land. APPROACH a VIRAL DETECTOR and PRESS Y to begin the SABOTAGING process. SABOTAGE the VIRAL DETECTORS. Dr.McMullen One of the arrays just went offline. What the hell s going on down there? Dr.McMullen What the... units three and four are reporting clean. Dr.McMullen Interesting...looks like infection levels are dropping throughout the area. GO to the LANDING ZONE to signal McMULLEN. Alex Sites clear, sir. What is your E.T.A? Dr.McMullen OK, people - we re clean across the board. McMullen inbound. BLACKWATCH TRANSPORT PILOT Taking us out, hold on, we re moving. Alex McMullen s gone! Son of a bitch! EVADE THE MILITARY EVADE or DEFEAT nearby ENEMIES to complete the MISSION.
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str_hero_titles_none|{s0} str_hero_titles_diplomat|{s0} the calm str_hero_titles_tactician|Sir {s0} str_hero_titles_scout|{s0} the far-seer str_hero_titles_physician|{s0} the Monk str_hero_titles_trader|{s0} str_hero_titles_magic|Sorcerer {s0} str_hero_titles_trainer|{s0} the trainer str_hero_titles_party|{s0} str_hero_specdesc_none|none str_hero_specdesc_diplomat|Diplomacy (Persuasion) str_hero_specdesc_tactician|Tactical matters (Tactics, Engineer and Trainer) str_hero_specdesc_scout|Scouting (Spotting, Tracking and Path finding) str_hero_specdesc_physician|Healing (Wound treatment, Surgery and First aid) str_hero_specdesc_trader|Trade (Trading, Looting and Foraging) str_ruler_relation_mnus_100_ns|Vengeful str_ruler_relation_mnus_80_ns|revengeful str_ruler_relation_mnus_60_ns|Hateful str_ruler_relation_mnus_40_ns|Resentful str_ruler_relation_mnus_20_ns|Grumbling str_ruler_relation_plus_0_ns|placeholder shouldn't appear str_ruler_relation_plus_20_ns|cooperative str_ruler_relation_plus_40_ns|supportive str_ruler_relation_plus_60_ns|pius str_ruler_relation_plus_80_ns|devoted str_faction_king_title_1|King {s0} str_faction_king_title_2|Velikiy Knyaz {s0} str_faction_king_title_3|{s0} Khan str_faction_king_title_4|Konung {s0} str_faction_king_title_5|Doge {s0} str_faction_king_title_6|Sultan {s0} str_name_kingdom_text|What will be the name of your kingdom? str_default_kingdom_name|{s0}'s Kingdom str_lord_defects_ordinary|Lord Defects^^{s1} has renounced {reg4?her his} allegiance to the {s3}, and joined the {s2} str_lord_defects_player|Lord Defects^^{s1} has renounced {reg4?her his} allegiance to the {s3}. He has tentatively joined your kingdom. You may go to your court to receive a pledge, if you wish. str_lord_defects_player_faction|Lord Defects^^{s1} has renounced {reg4?her his} allegiance to the {s3}. He has tentatively joined your kingdom. You may go to your court to receive a pledge, if you wish. str_lord_indicted_player_faction|By order of {s6}, {s4} of the {s5} has been indicted for treason. The lord has been stripped of all {reg4?her his} properties, and has fled for {reg4?her his} life. He wishes to join your kingdom. You may find him in your court to receive {reg?her his} allegiance, if you wish it. str_lord_indicted_dialog_approach|Greetings, {reg59?my lady my lord}. You may have heard of my ill treatment at the hands of {s10}. You have a reputation as one who treats {reg59?her his} vassals well, and if you will have me, I would be honored to pledge myself as your vassal. str_lord_indicted_dialog_approach_yes|And I would be honored to accept your pledge. str_lord_indicted_dialog_approach_no|I'm sorry. Your service is not required. str_lord_indicted_dialog_rejected|Indeed? Well, perhaps your reputation is misleading. Good day, {reg59?my lady my lord} -- I go to see if another ruler is more appreciative of my talents. str__has_been_worried_about_bandits_establishing_a_hideout_near_his_home| has been worried about bandits establishing a hideout in his area. str_bandit_lair_quest_description|Find and destroy the {s9}, and report back to {s11}. str_bandit_hideout_preattack|You approach the hideout. The {s4} don't appear to have spotted you yet, and you could still sneak away unnoticed. The difficult approach to the site -- {s5} -- means that only a handful of troops in your party will be able to join the attack, and they will be unable to bring their horses. If your initial attack fails, the {s4} will easily be able to make their escape and disperse. Do you wish to attack the hideout, or wait for another occasion? str_bandit_hideout_failure|The {s4} beat back your attack. You regroup, and advance again to find that they have dispersed and vanished into the surrounding countryside, where no doubt they will continue to threaten travellers. str_bandit_hideout_success|With their retreat cut off, the {s4} fall one by one to your determined attack. Their hideout, and their ill-gotten gains, as now yours. str_bandit_approach_defile|down a narrow defile str_bandit_approach_swamp|through a pine swamp str_bandit_approach_thickets|through a series of dense thickets str_bandit_approach_cliffs|up a path along the side of a cliff str_bandit_approach_cove|down a stream bed cutting through the sea-cliffs str_political_explanation_lord_lacks_center|In this case, the fief should go to a lord who has no land and no income. str_political_explanation_lord_took_center|In this case, the fortress should go to the one who captured it. str_political_explanation_most_deserving_friend|In this case, I looked to my close friends and companions, and decided to give the fief to the most deserving. str_political_explanation_most_deserving_in_faction|In this case, I looked to all the lords of the realm, and decided to give the fief to the most deserving. str_political_explanation_self|In the absence of any clear other candidate, I nominate myself. str_political_explanation_marshal|I chose the most valiant of our nobles, whom I trust, and whose name is not currently tainted by controversy. str_prisoner_at_large|large, after the captors were defeated in battle. I expect your friend will resurface shortly. str_quick_battle_scene_1|Farmhouse str_quick_battle_scene_2|Oasis str_quick_battle_scene_3|Tulbuk's Pass str_quick_battle_scene_4|Haima Castle str_quick_battle_scene_5|Ulbas Castle str_quick_battle_troop_1|There is a reason no one goes about the cities without armed guards once the sun sets, and that reason is Rodrigo de Braganca. Once a bright eyed merchant who arrived at Tihr with a small fortune in rubies and a dream to corner the velvet market, he was soon reduced to a pauper, having lost everything to cutthroat competition with the colluding Rhodok merchant guilds. But he soon turned measuring scales into swords, and applied his considerable business smarts into building up the deadliest criminal enterprise in Veluca, with hideouts and operations in every major town. He has attained his goal, for the price on his head is greater than the riches he once pursued. Now he takes great pleasure in relieving his former competitors of their worldly goods - and worries. str_quick_battle_troop_2|Usiatra usurped leadership of the group of bandits that occupied Siri, a rural village in the southern deserts outside the realm of the Isles, in a curt and bloody fashion when she was seventeen years old. Under her direction, the band of ruffians quickly expanded their operations across the southlands. Her shrewd, decisive manner, combined with her merciless ambition which she acts upon with inhuman composure and cruelty, garners fanatic admiration from those that follow her. As such, amongst her own she lives a decadent, spoilt lifestyle -- built upon the violent plundering she exacts in her travels. Her military strength and natural strategic wit allowed her outfit to remain undealt with in her homeland, and now she turns her eye towards the rich lands of the Isles to sustain her war band. str_quick_battle_troop_3|The second son of a minor noble living near Uxkhal, Hegen was educated in the art of war and single combat. After being knighted he served as a paid knight in the army of the lord of Uxkhal and fought against the Vaegirs before leading a group of outriders that defeated a Khergit raid near Amere. The ensuing counter raid and the following two campaigns earned him glory and fame as a warrior. Unfortunately, he lost any chance of further prestige when peace was declared and he was discharged. With no hope of inheriting and his skills at war languishing in peace, he assembled other young warriors and set out as a mercenary captain. He now hopes to take advantage of the fact that the Isles never lacks warring states in need of mercenaries. str_quick_battle_troop_4|Konrad is a professional mercenary from the distant land of Balion, far beyond the vast western ocean. Having spent most of his years on campaign and seen countless battles, Konrad has grown to love his life as a soldier of fortune. Though he once had his nose flattened by a mace blow and has received many wounds, he has nevertheless survived this harsh existence through the strength of his arm, innate cunning and pure luck. Hearing of the lucrative career opportunities awaiting a man of his talents in Isles, Konrad chartered a vessel and crossed the sea with his men in search of new wars to fight in. A sellsword with no ties to any of the Kingdom states, he is more than happy to offer his services to any lord with a fat enough coin-purse. str_quick_battle_troop_5|Sverre is one of the so-called sea raiders -- freebooters and lawless men from the icy realm of Jumne beyond the North Sea, also said to be the ancestral home of the Nords. Already as a young man he has been along on many raids against both his distant cousins in the Wercheg region and the Vaegirs. However, Sverre was always a sharp lad, and it didn't take him long to see that the Isles was a far more prosperous land than his own, and that he could have a better life here than among his own people. During a raid on Jayek, Sverre stole away while his comrades were busy looting the village and taking captives. Passing himself off as a yokel from the Chalbek mountains, Sverre quickly built up a reputation for himself as a fierce fighter, and he now seeks his fortune at the head of a mercenary band. str_quick_battle_troop_6|Hailing from Charnye, in the far reaches of the Vaegir tundra, Borislav is a hunter. For all of his life he has tracked the beasts of the wild for their meat and fur, living off the land just as his forefathers had done in happier days, before the endless wars. Now, the game is quick to take fright from the constant sounds of battle, and the wanton slaughter of animals by soldiers has left empty those forests that have not been burnt down. Facing starvation, Borislav chose to turn his great skill with bow and spear, learned from hunting stag, wolf, and bear, to the practice of hunting men, and his steady hand and keen eye have claimed many lives. Borislav does not care much for the disputes of kingdoms, and is only really interested in keeping himself and his men fed. str_quick_battle_troop_7|Stavros was born in the independent city-state of Zendar, and spent much of his adult life serving in the town watch under the famous constable Hareck. Stavros' leadership and prowess were instrumental in ridding the area of the dreaded river pirates, but even he was powerless against the calamity that befell the city. When Zendar was razed to the ground by a great horde of sea raiders, Stavros fled the burning city in a crowd of refugees. After a brief period of wandering and odd jobs, he found a place in a mercenary company, eventually rising to become its leader due to his dedication and tactical aptitude. He now devotes most of his efforts to working with manhunters and local authorities against the sea raiders and other outlaws, trying to keep the land safe for travelers. str_quick_battle_troop_8|Growing up with one of the nomadic tribes deep in the desert beyond Sarranid lands, Gamara learned early on how to hunt with sling and spear. However, the simple life and pitiless conditions in the desert did not satisfy her, and she burned with a desire to see the great world beyond that she had heard so many wondrous tales about. Life is not easy for an adventuring young woman, and Gamara had to learn the ways of Isles quickly. Taking the weapons and armor of a soldier who had attacked her after a dispute, Gamara now hides her beauty under thick Sarranid garb, and many never even suspect she is a woman - certainly as a force on the battlefield she is as dangerous as any man. She has gathered about her a group of followers, and together they wander the war-torn land in search of glory. str_quick_battle_troop_11|Argo Sendnar had quite a diversified life. When he arrived in the Isles, working as a trader, he hoped for more income than in Lokti. Little did he know, that the wartorn Isles was a wasps' nest for bandits and cutthroats that made trading a lot more complicated than in Lokti. Being bought out by another competeting trader, after losing all his goods and money due to caravan raids, he was forced to serve as a caravan guard to make a living. Despite his pathetic fighting skills, he soon found an employment on one of the more dangerous routes through these lands. Due to sheer luck he managed to stay alive long enough to aquire enough combat experience and money to start his own buisness as a caravan master, offering his services to traders in need of defense for their goods. str_tutorial_training_ground_intro_message|Walk around the training field and speak with the fighters to practice various aspects of Mount Blade combat. You can use ASDW keys to move around. To talk to a character, approach him until his name appears on your screen, and then press the F key. You can also use the F key to pick up items, open doors and interact with objects. Press the Tab key to exit the tutorial any time you like. str_map_basic|Map str_game_type_basic|Game Type str_battle|Battle str_siege_offense|Siege (Offense) str_siege_defense|Siege (Defense) str_character|Character str_biography|Background str_player|Player str_enemy|Enemy str_faction|Faction str_army_composition|Army Composition str_army_size|Army Size str_reg0_men|{reg0} men str_start|Start str_i_need_to_raise_some_men_before_attempting_anything_else|I need to raise some men before attempting anything else str_we_are_currently_at_peace|We are currently at peace. str_the_marshalship|the marshalship str_you|you str_myself|myself str_my_friend_s15|my friend {s15} str_custom_battle|Custom Battle str_comment_intro_liege_affiliated_to_player|I am told that you have been crowned a {reg59?queen king}, and ruler like myself. Needless to say, I am not pleased to have yet another kingdom to deal with. However, we may still talk. str_s21_the_s8_declared_war_out_of_personal_enmity|{s21} The {s8} declared war out of personal enmity str_s21_the_s8_declared_war_in_response_to_border_provocations|{s21} The {s8} declared war in response to border provocations str_s21_the_s8_declared_war_to_curb_the_other_realms_power|{s21} The {s8} declared war to curb the other realm's power str_s21_the_s8_declared_war_to_regain_lost_territory|{s21} The {s8} declared war to regain lost territory str__family_|^Family str_we_are_conducting_recce|We will first scout the area, and then decide what to do. str__family__duplicate|^Family str_s49_s12_s11_end|{s49} {s12} ({s11}). str_center_party_not_active|is not our target, because we don't have a leader who has taken the field. str_center_is_friendly|is not our enemy. str_center_is_already_besieged|is already under siege. str_center_is_looted_or_raided_already|is already been laid waste. str_center_marshal_does_not_want_to_attack_innocents|is inhabited by common folk, who would suffer the most if the land is laid waste. str_center_we_have_already_committed_too_much_time_to_our_present_siege_to_move_elsewhere|is already under siege, so it would be a mistake to move elsewhere. str_center_we_are_already_here_we_should_at_least_loot_the_village|is close at hand, we should take hold of its wealth and lay waste to the rest. str_center_far_away_we_can_reconnoiter_but_will_delay_decision_until_we_get_close|NOT USED str_center_far_away_our_cautious_marshal_does_not_wish_to_reconnoiter|is too far away, even to reconnoiter. str_center_far_away_even_for_our_aggressive_marshal_to_reconnoiter|is too far away, even to reconnoiter. str_center_far_away_reason|{s6} is further than {s5} to our centers, therefore it will be harder for us to protect after taking it. str_center_closer_but_this_is_not_enought|{s6} is closer than {s5} to our borders, but because of other reasons we are not attacking {s6} for now. str_center_protected_by_enemy_army_aggressive|is protected by enemy forces, which we believe to be substantially stronger than our own. str_center_protected_by_enemy_army_cautious|is protected by an enemy army, which we believe to be too strong to engage with confidence of victory. str_center_cautious_marshal_believes_center_too_difficult_to_capture|would require a bloody and risky siege. str_center_even_aggressive_marshal_believes_center_too_difficult_to_capture|is too heavily defended to capture. str_center_value_outweighed_by_difficulty_of_capture|is not of sufficient value to justify the difficulty of attacking it str_center_value_justifies_the_difficulty_of_capture|can be taken, and is of sufficient value to justify an attack. str_center_is_indefensible|is too far away from our other fortresses to be defended. str_we_are_waiting_for_selection_of_marshal|We are waiting for the selection of a marshal str_best_to_attack_the_enemy_lands|Given the size of our forces, we believe the best approach is to attack the enemy's lands. str_we_believe_the_fortress_will_be_worth_the_effort_to_take_it|We believe the fortress will be worth the effort to take it. str_we_will_gather_to_defend_the_beleaguered_fortress|We will gather to defend the beleaguered fortress str_the_enemy_temporarily_has_the_field|The enemy temporarily has the field, and we should seek refuge until the storm passes str_center_has_not_been_scouted|has not been recently scouted by our forces, but we can go there, and decide what to do when we get close. str_we_have_assembled_some_vassals|We have assembled some of the vassals, but we will wait until we have more before venturing into enemy territory. str_we_are_waiting_here_for_vassals|We are waiting for the vassals to join us. str_we_are_travelling_to_s11_for_vassals|We are travelling to {s11}, so that the vassals may more easily join our host before we ride forth. str_center_strength_not_scouted|We have not scouted it recently, and do not know how strongly it is defended str_center_strength_strongly_defended|We believe it to be strongly defended str_center_strength_moderately_defended|We believe it to be moderately well defended str_center_strength_weakly_defended|We believe it to be weakly defended str_center_distant_from_concentration|is close to us than it is to the main enemy army, which we have located. It could be attacked and destroyed before they are able to respond str_go_to_the_lords_hall_s1|Visit the lord's hall{s1}. str_plus|+ str_minus|- str_tutorial_training_ground_warning_no_weapon|Hey, don't you think you need some sort of weapon before we try that? There should be some spare weapons over there. Just go pick one up. str_tutorial_training_ground_warning_shield|You need to put down your shield first. Scroll down with the mouse scroll-wheel to put down your shield. str_tutorial_training_ground_warning_melee_with_parry|You need to wield a melee weapon for this exercise. str_tutorial_training_ground_warning_melee|Scroll up with your mouse wheel to equip a weapon. Scrolling up will equip next weapon while scrollng down will equip next shield. str_tutorial_training_ground_attack_training|Number of successful attacks {reg0} / 5^Number of unsuccessful attacks {reg1}^{s0} str_tutorial_training_ground_attack_training_down|Make a thrust attack! (Move your mouse down while pressing the left mouse button) str_tutorial_training_ground_attack_training_up|Make an overhead attack! (Move your mouse up while pressing the left mouse button) str_tutorial_training_ground_attack_training_left|Attack from left! (Move your mouse left while pressing the left mouse button) str_tutorial_training_ground_attack_training_right|Attack from right! (Move your mouse right while pressing the left mouse button) str_tutorial_training_ground_parry_training|Number of successful parries {reg0} / 5 str_tutorial_training_ground_chamber_training|Number of successful chambering blocks {reg0} / 5 str_tutorial_training_ground_archer_training|Number of nice shots {reg0} / 3^{s0} str_tutorial_training_ground_ammo_refill|Your missiles are refilled for the tutorial. str_tutorial_training_ground_archer_text_1|Approach the {s0} and press F to pick it up. str_tutorial_training_ground_archer_text_2|Shoot the targets now. str_tutorial_training_ground_archer_text_3|The size of the targeting reticule indicates your accuracy. Press and hold down the left mouse button until the reticule shrinks down to its minimum size. Release the left mouse button when the reticule is at its smallest. If you wait too long the reticule will expand again. str_tutorial_training_ground_archer_text_4|Press R to toggle first person view. First person view makes it easier to aim with ranged weapons. str_tutorial_training_ground_archer_text_5|You have shot all the targets. Now talk to the trainer again. str_tutorial_training_ground_horseman_text_1|Go near the {s0} and press F to pick it up. str_tutorial_training_ground_horseman_text_2|Approach the horse and press F to mount. str_tutorial_training_ground_horseman_text_3|Ride towards the next waypoint. str_tutorial_training_ground_horseman_text_4|Strike the next dummy that has an arrow on top of it! str_tutorial_training_ground_horseman_text_5|Shoot at the archery target that has an arrow on top of it! str_tutorial_training_ground_horseman_text_6|You have finished the exercise successfully. Now go back to the trainer and talk to him. str_the_great_lords_of_your_kingdom_plan_to_gather_at_your_hall_in_s10_for_a_feast|The great lords of your kingdom plan to gather at your hall in {s10} for a feast str_your_previous_court_some_time_ago|your previous court some time ago, str_awaiting_the_capture_of_a_fortress_which_can_serve_as_your_court|awaiting the recapture of a fortress which can serve as your court. str_but_if_this_goes_badly| I value your advice. But if this goes badly, I shall hold you responsible. str_i_realize_that_you_are_on_good_terms_with_s4_but_we_ask_you_to_do_this_for_the_good_of_the_realm| I realize that you are on good terms with {s4}, but this is all for the good of the realm str_i_realize_that_you_are_on_good_terms_with_s4_but_the_blow_will_hurt_him_more|I realize that you are on good terms with {s4} -- but this only means that your blow will hit him even harder! str_killed_bandit_at_alley_fight|The merchant takes you to his house. Once inside, he stands by the door for a while checking the street, and then, finally convinced you have not been followed, comes near you to speak... str_wounded_by_bandit_at_alley_fight|You are struck down. However, before you lose consciousness, you hear shouts and a rush of footfalls... You awake to find yourself indoors, weak but alive. str_cannot_leave_now|Cannot leave now. str_press_tab_to_exit_from_town|Press Tab to leave now. You can press Tab key to quickly exit any location in the game. str_find_the_lair_near_s9_and_free_the_brother_of_the_prominent_s10_merchant|Find the landing ship along the coast, and free your mother from Dorca's hold. str_please_sir_my_lady_go_find_some_volunteers_i_do_not_know_how_much_time_we_have|{reg59?my lady sir} -- if you want to justify the trust which I have placed in you, then make a bit of haste. Go find some volunteers. I'm not sure how much time we have. str_you_need_more_men_sir_my_lady|Look -- you need more men. Right now, you have only {reg0} in your party. If you attack them with too few men, you may find their hideout by getting yourself dragged up to it in fetters, and that's not the plan. Do not take that risk. Go out and visit some more villages to find more volunteers, and then you can start paying them back in their own coin. str_good_you_have_enough_men|Good, good. You did well. You have enough men. Now, go and knock some of those robbers over the head, and make them tell you how to find their hideout. str_do_not_waste_time_go_and_learn_where_my_brother_is|Look, {reg59?my lady sir}. Time is at a bit of premium, here. Now, if you could go find out where they are hiding my brother, that would be appreciated. str_start_up_quest_message_1|{s9} wants you to collect at least five men from nearby villages. After you collect these men, find and speak with him. He is in the tavern at {s1} str_start_up_quest_message_2|Find and defeat a group of bandits lurking near {s9}, and learn where the sea captains brother is being held. str_start_up_quest_message_3|Rescue the merchant's brother from the robber's hideout located near {s9}. str_start_up_first_quest|You have taken your first quest. You may view your quest log by pressing 'Q' anytime in the game. str_reason_1|Our current objective is of greater value. str_reason_2|An attack on {s8} poses a greater danger to our realm. str_reason_3|We believe that {s8} faces a more immediate threat str_reason_4|It may be because of the size of the enemy forces in the area. str_reason_5|I'm not sure. str_reason_6|We do not know how strongly it is defended. str_reason_7|We believe it to be strongly defended. str_reason_8|We believe it to be moderately well defended. str_reason_9|We believe it to be weakly defended. str_has_decided_that_an_attack_on_|has decided to attack str_this_would_be_better_worth_the_effort|This would be better worth the effort, taking into consideration its value, and its distance, and the likely number of defenders. str_has_decided_to_defend_|has decided to defend str_before_going_offensive_we_should_protect_our_lands_if_there_is_any_threat_so_this_can_be_reason_marshall_choosed_defending_s4|Before going offensive we should protect our lands if there is any threat. So this can be reason marshall choosed defending {s4}. str_are_you_all_right|Now... Let me explain my proposition str_you_are_awake|Ah -- you're awake. It's good to see that you can still walk. You're lucky that we came along. I had been speaking with the watch, when we heard the sounds of a fight and ran to see what was happening. We didn't arrive in time to prevent you getting knocked down, but we may have saved you from getting your throat cut... Now... Maybe you can help me... str_save_town_from_bandits|Save {s9} from bandits. str_you_fought_well_at_town_fight_survived|Hah! Well done -- I saw at least three of the enemy go down before you. Keep fighting like that, and you'll make quite a name for yourself in this land. str_you_fought_normal_at_town_fight_survived|Well done! I hear you accounted for one or two of the bastards, and you're still on your feet. You can't ask for a better outcome of a battle than that... str_you_fought_bad_at_town_fight_survived|Well, the enemy is in flight, and it looks like you're still on your feet. At the end of the day, that's all that's important in a battle. str_you_fought_well_at_town_fight|Ah! You're awake. You took quite a blow, there. But good news! We defeated them -- and you did them some real damage before you went down. If you hadn't been here, it could have gone very baldy. I'm grateful to you... str_you_wounded_at_town_fight|Ah! You're alive. That's a relief. You took quite a blow, there. I'm not sure that you got any of them yourself, but thankfully, the rest of us were able to beat them. We'll need to see about getting you some treatment.... str_you_fought_well_at_town_fight_survived_answer|Let every villain learn to fear the name {playername}! str_you_fought_normal_at_town_fight_survived_answer|Ah, well, I'm proud to have done my bit along with the rest... str_you_fought_bad_at_town_fight_survived_answer|Well, I was about to strike one down, but I slipped in some blood, you see... str_you_fought_well_at_town_fight_answer|Ah well. I guess I don't mind a blow taken in a good cause. str_you_wounded_at_town_fight_answer|Right. I suppose I should be more careful. str_unfortunately_reg0_civilians_wounded_during_fight_more| Unfortunately, about {reg0} of my lads got themselves wounded. I should go look on on them. str_unfortunately_reg0_civilians_wounded_during_fight| Unfortunately, one of my lads took a pretty nasty blow. I should go see how he is doing. str_also_one_another_good_news_is_any_civilians_did_not_wounded_during_fight| Also, no one on our side was hurt very seriously. That's good news str_merchant_and_you_call_some_townsmen_and_guards_to_get_ready_and_you_get_out_from_tavern|You leave the tavern and go out to the streets. Nervous looking young men are waiting in every street corner. You can see they have daggers and clubs concealed under their clothes, and catch a mixture of fear, anticipation and pride in the quick looks they throw at you as you pass by. Praying that your enemies have not been alarmed by this all too obvious bunch of plotters, you check your weapons for one last time and prepare yourself for the action ahead. str_town_fight_ended_you_and_citizens_cleaned_town_from_bandits|The remaining few bandits scatter off to the town's narrow alleys, only to be hunted down one by one by the angry townsfolk. Making sure that your victory is complete and all the wounded have been taken care of, you and the merchant head to his house to review the day's events. str_town_fight_ended_you_and_citizens_cleaned_town_from_bandits_you_wounded|You fall down with that last blow, unable to move and trying hard not to pass out. Soon the sounds of fighting filling the street gives way to the cheers of the townsmen and you realize with relief that your side won the day. Soon, friendly arms pick you up from the ground and you let yourself drift off to a blissful sleep. Hours later, you wake up in the merchants house. str_journey_to_reyvadin|You have come through the Vaegir highlands, a plateau exposed to the bitter winds from the north. The land here is frozen for most of the year, but the forests are rich with fur-bearing game, and the rivers are teaming with fish. The riches of the land draw the traders, but the traders in turn draw bandits. You saw the occasional dark figure mounted on a shaggy pony, watching the passage of your caravan from a snowy ridge, and were glad when the spires of Reyvadin came into view across the wide valley of the Boluk river. str_journey_to_praven|You came by caravan through the heartland of these lands. Green shoots of wheat, barley and oats are beginning to push through the dark soil of the rolling hills, and on the lower slopes of the snowcapped mountains, herds of cattle and sheep are grazing on the spring grass. Occasionally, too, you catch sight of one of the great warhorses that are the pride of the Swadian nobility. The land here is rich -- but also troubled, as the occasional burnt-out farm bears witness. You keep a wide berth of the forests, where desperate men have taken refuge, and it is some relief when you crest a ridge and catch sight of the great port of Praven, its rooftops made golden by the last rays of the setting sun. str_journey_to_jelkala|You came by ship, skirting the cliffs where the Rhodok highlands meet the sea. Much of the coastline was obscured by tendrils of fog that snaked down the river valleys, but occasionally you caught sight of a castle watchtower rising above the mists -- and on one occasion, a beacon fire burning to warn of an enemy warband. You knew that you were relatively safe at sea, as you were too far south to risk encountering the sea raiders who trouble the coasts of the Nordic lands, but it was still a relief to reach the Selver estuary, gateway to the port of Jelkala, and see a Rhodok galley riding at anchor, its pennants fluttering in the evening breeze. str_journey_to_sargoth|You took passage with a trading longship, carrying gyrfalcons from the furthest reaches of the north to be bartered for linen and wool. It sailed early in the season, but the master reckoned that the risks of drifting ice and later winter storms could be justified by arriving ahead of the Sea Raiders, who by April would be sailing forth from their island lairs to ravage the coasts. It was some relief when your ship came in sight of the delta of the Vyl and Boluk rivers, and a short while later, rowed past tidal flats and coastal marshes to the city of Sargoth, home to the Sea Raiders' distant kinsmen, the Nordic lords, who a few generations ago had carved themselves a kingdom in this rich but troubled land. str_journey_to_tulga|You came with a caravan, crossing the mountains that border these lands on the north and east, bringing spices from faraway lands to trade for wool and salt. The passes were still choked with snow, and it was hard going, but at last you crested a ridge and saw before you the Calradian steppes. On some hillsides the thin grass of spring was already turning yellow, but the lower slopes of the mountains were still a vibrant green. Herds of sheep and tawny steppe ponies drifted across them like clouds, testifying to the wealth of the Khergit khans. From time to time small groups of horsemen would follow your caravan from a distance, perhaps sizing up how well you could defend the wealth you carried, so it was with some relief that you saw the towers of Tulga rising up from the plains. str_journey_to_shariz|You came with a caravan, crossing the great desert to the east of these lands. The Bedouin guides chose your route carefully, leapfrogging through treacherous dune fields and across empty gravel plains to low-lying oases rich with orchards and date palms. Your great fear was that the caravan might lose its way and perish of thirst. The small bands of raiders who hovered just out of bowshot, waiting to pick off stragglers, were oddly a comfort -- at least water could be no more than a day's ride away. It was a great relief when the mountains came into view, and on the evening of the following day you crested a rocky pass and in the distance could make out the sea, and the towers of Shariz silhouetted against the sunset. str_lost_tavern_duel_ordinary|You slump to the floor, stunned by the drunk's last blow. Your attacker's rage immediately seems to slacken. He drops into a chair and sits there watching you, muttering under his breath, almost regretfully. A few of the other patrons manage to coax him to his feet and bundle him out the door. One of the others attends to your wounds, and soon you too are back on your feet, unsteady but alive. str_lost_tavern_duel_assassin|You slump to the floor, stunned by your attacker's last blow. Slowly and deliberately, he kneels down by your side, pulling a long knife from under his clothes. But before he can finish you off, the tavernkeeper, who seems to have regained his courage, comes up from behind and gives your attacker a clout behind the head. He loses his balance, and then, seeing that his chance to kill you has been lost, makes a dash for the door. He gets away. Meanwhile, the other tavern patrons bind your wounds and haul you to a back room to rest and recover. str_lost_startup_hideout_attack|You recover consciousness a short while later, and see that the kidnappers have celebrated their victory by breaking open a cask of wine, and have forgotten to take a few elementary precautions -- like binding your hands and feet. You manage to slip away. Based on the boisterous sounds coming from the hideout, you suspect that you may yet have some time to gather a few more followers and launch another attack. str_as_you_no_longer_maintain_an_independent_kingdom_you_no_longer_maintain_a_court|As you no longer rule an independent kingdom, you no longer maintain a court str_rents_from_s0|Rents from {s0} str_tariffs_from_s0|Tariffs from {s0} str_general_quarrel| We've found ourselves on the opposite side of many arguments over the years, and bad blood has built up between us. str_the_steppes|the steppes str_the_deserts|East Anglia str_the_tundra|Hibernia str_the_forests|the Weald str_the_highlands|the highlands str_the_coast|the coast str_my_lady_not_sufficient_chemistry|My lady, I'm afraid I'm just not that into you. str_my_lady_engaged_to_another|My {reg59?lady lord}, as I understand it, you are engaged to another. str_attempting_to_rejoin_party|Attempting to rejoin party, str_separated_from_party|Separated from party, str_whereabouts_unknown_duplicate|whereabouts unknown str_betrothed_duplicate| Betrothed str_leading_party|leading a party str_court_disbanded|As you no longer rule an independent kingdom, your court has been disbanded str_i_am_not_accompanying_the_marshal_because_will_be_reappointment| I am not accompanying the marshal, because I suspect that our ruler will shortly appoint another to that post. str_persuasion_opportunity|Persuasion opportunity.^Relation required for automatic success {reg4}^Current relationship {reg5}^Chance of success {reg7}^Chance of losing {reg9} relation point(s) {reg8} str_marshal_warning|You are not following {s1}. However, you will not suffer any penalty. str_follow_army_quest_brief_2|Your mission is complete. You may continue to follow {s9}'s army, if you wish further assignments. str_greetings_playername__it_is_good_to_see_you_i_hope_that_you_have_had_success_in_your_efforts_to_make_your_name_in_the_world| I am glad to see you. I trust you are having some success out there, making your name in the world str_minister_advice_select_fief| Might I suggest that you select {s4}, as the vassals have been speculating about how you might assign it. str_minister_advice_select_fief_wait| Might I suggest that you wait until after you have appointed a marshal, as that will give time to the vassals to decide whom they wish to support. str_minister_advice_fief_leading_vassal| {s4}, by the way, has already received the support of {reg4} of your vassals. str_unassigned_center| (unassigned) str_s43_also_you_should_know_that_an_unprovoked_assault_is_declaration_of_war|{s43} Also, as you are the ruler of your realm, you should know that this assault constitutes a declaration of war. str_missing_after_battle|Missing after battle str_retrieve_garrison_warning| (Troops might not be retrievable if fortress awarded to another) str_s12s15_declared_war_to_control_calradia|{s12}{s15} may attack {s16} without pretext, as a bid to extend control over all of the Isles. str_offer_gift_description| improve my standing by offering a gift. str_resolve_dispute_description| improve my standing by resolving a dispute. str_feast_wedding_opportunity| If your betrothed and her family are present, then this may be an opportunity for you to celebrate the wedding. str_s21_the_s8_declared_war_as_part_of_a_bid_to_conquer_all_calradia|{s21}. The {s8} declared war with very little pretext, as part of a bid to conquer all of the Isles. str_master_vinter|Master vinter str_s54_has_left_the_realm|{s54} has left the realm. str_enterprise_s5_at_s0|Net revenue from {s5} at {s0} str_bread_site|mill str_ale_site|brewery str_oil_site|tar pit str_wine_site|wine press str_tool_site|ironworks str_leather_site|tannery str_linen_site|linen weavery str_wool_cloth_site|wool weavery str_velvet_site|lumber mill str_under_sequestration|Under sequestration str_describe_secondary_input| In addition, you will also need to purchase {s11} worth {reg10} coins. str_profit|profit str_loss|loss str_server_name_s0|Server Name {s0} str_map_name_s0|Map Name {s0} str_game_type_s0|Game Type {s0} str_remaining_time_s0reg0_s1reg1|Remaining Time {s0}{reg0} {s1}{reg1} str_you_are_a_lord_lady_of_s8_s9|You are a {reg59?lady lord} of {s8}.^{s9} str_you_are_king_queen_of_s8_s9|You are {reg59?Queen King} of {s8}.^{s9} str_you_are_a_lord_lady_of_s18_s19|{reg59?Lady Lord} of the {s18}.^{s19} str_you_are_king_queen_of_s18_s19|Kingdom {s18}.^{s19} str_for_s4| for {s4} str_cancel_fiancee_quest| Also, you should please consider that other matter I had asked of you to have been successfully completed. It is not fit for me to commission you with tasks. str_a_duel_request_is_sent_to_s0|A duel offer is sent to {s0}. str_s0_offers_a_duel_with_you|{s0} offers a duel with you. str_your_duel_with_s0_is_cancelled|Your duel with {s0} is canceled. str_a_duel_between_you_and_s0_will_start_in_3_seconds|A duel between you and {s0} will start in 3 seconds. str_you_have_lost_a_duel|You have lost a duel. str_you_have_won_a_duel|You have won a duel! str_server_s0|[!] {s0} str_disallow_ranged_weapons|Disallow ranged weapons str_ranged_weapons_are_disallowed|Ranged weapons are disallowed. str_ranged_weapons_are_allowed|Ranged weapons are allowed. str_duel_starts_in_reg0_seconds|Duel starts in {reg0} seconds... str_you_need_to_improve_your_refuge_first|Improve your refuge first. str_you_have_suffered_a_serious_injury_to_your|You have suffered a serious injury to your str_it_will_be_permanent_in_reg1_days|It will become permanent in {reg1} days. str_it_will_be_cured_in_reg1_days|It will heal in {reg1} days. str_no_money|You don't have enough coin! str_good_news_our_foragers_found_much_meat|Good news! Our foragers killed a deer. str_our_foragers_have_returned_after_getting_some_food|Our foragers have returned after finding some food in a nearby village, but the villagers are upset with us. str_bad_news_our_foragers_didnt_find_food_today|Bad news! Our foragers didn't find food today. str_very_bad_news_our_foragers_were_attacked|Very bad news! Our foragers were attacked by angry villagers, and we lost some men. str_your_scouts_are_exploring_enemy_territory|Your scouts are exploring enemy territory. str_very_bad_news_our_scouts_were_attacked|Very bad news! Our scouts were attacked, and we lost some men. str_you_hear_rumors_of_discontent_among_your_men|You hear rumors of discontent among your men. You should do something to raise their spirits. str_i_dont_have_enough_money|I don't have enough money. str_forget_it|Forget it. str_circunvalation_none| There is no blockade. Men and supplies can enter and exit practically at will.^^ str_water_poison_im|Your men could throw dead rats in the wells and other water sources. That would make the population and the garrison sick. str_cattle_kill_im|Your men could kill the cattle they have here and in nearby villages. That would drastically reduce their food reserves.^^Moreover, this would damage the prestige and income of the lord of this place. str_people_morale_im|Your men could launch a daring raid, and sow dissension among the defenders. This could also bring us prisoners. str_food_burn_im|Your men could burn their granaries. This would cause devastation in their food stocks. str_give_order|So Order str_s12s15_dominates_its_weaker_neighbor_s16|{s12}{s15} attempts to dominate {reg4?her his} weaker neighbor {s16}. str_s12s15_acts_to_drive_the_people_of_s16_and_their_like_out_of_the_isles|{s12}{s15} acts to drive the people of {s16} and their like out of the Isles! str_s21__the_s5_is_bound_by_truce_not_to_attack_the_s14s18_the_truce_will_expire_in_reg1_days|{s21}^* The {s5} is bound by truce not to attack the {s14}.{s18} The truce will expire in {reg1} days. str_s21__the_s14_is_bound_by_truce_not_to_attack_the_s5s18_the_truce_will_expire_in_reg1_days|{s21}^* The {s14} is bound by truce not to attack the {s5}.{s18} The truce will expire in {reg1} days. str_s21__the_s5_is_bound_by_trade_not_to_attack_the_s14s18_the_truce_will_expire_in_reg1_days|{s21}^^* The {s5} has trade with {s14}.{s18} The truce will expire in {reg1} days. str_trade_durantion_days_expire|{s21}^^* The {s5} has formalized a trade treaty with the {s14}.{s18} The truce will expire in {reg1} days. str_for_now_s15_has_formalized_a_trade_treaty_with_s16_|for now (s15) has formalized a trade treaty with (s16) str_mortal_enemy|Your Mortal Enemy str_trade_durantion_days_expire2|{s21}^^* The {s14} has formalized a trade treaty with the {s5}.{s18} The truce will expire in {reg1} days. str_s21__the_s5_is_bound_by_alliance_not_to_attack_the_s14s18_the_alliance_will_expire_in_reg1_days|{s21}^^* The {s5} has an alliance with {s14}.{s18} The alliance will expire in {reg1} days. str_alliance_durantion_days_expire|{s21}^^* The {s5} has formalized an alliance with the {s14}.{s18} The alliance will expire in {reg1} days. str_alliance_durantion_days_expire2|{s21}^^* The {s14} has formalized an alliance with the {s5}.{s18} The alliance will expire in {reg1} days. str_dplmc_grandfather|grandfather str_dplmc_grandmother|grandmother str_dplmc_grandson|grandson str_dplmc_granddaughter|granddaughter str_dplmc_half_brother|half-brother str_dplmc_half_sister|half-sister str_step_father|step father str_step_son|step son str_dplmc_friend|friend str_dplmc_ally|ally str_dplmc_your_s11_s10|Your {s11}, {s10} str_dplmc_reg6my_reg7spouse|{reg6?M m}y {reg7?love {reg59?wife husband}} str_dplmc_refuse_support_s43_named_s4|Support a {s43} like {s4}? I think not. str_dplmc_comment_you_enfiefed_a_commoner_supportive|I understand that you have given {s51} to {s54}. Others may find this controversial, but I believe that {s54} will be an able governor, and that {reg4?she he} will not let you down. str_dplmc_sirmadame|{reg59?madame sir} str_dplmc_sirmadam|{reg59?madam sir} str_dplmc_my_lordlady|my {reg59?lady lord} str_dplmc_your_highness|your highness str_s54_is_deceased|^^{s54} is deceased. ^^Family str_reputation_only_martial_|As far as you know, {reg3?her his} personality seems to be Martial^ str_reputation_only_debauched_|As far as you know, {reg3?her his} personality seems to be Debauched^ str_reputation_only_pitiless_|As far as you know, {reg3?her his} personality seems to be Pitiless^ str_reputation_only_calculating_|As far as you know, {reg3?her his} personality seems to be Calculating^ str_reputation_only_quarrelsome_|As far as you know, {reg3?her his} personality seems to be Quarrelsome^ str_reputation_only_goodnatured_|As far as you know, {reg3?her his} personality seems to be Good-natured^ str_reputation_only_upstanding_|As far as you know, {reg3?her his} personality seems to be Upstanding^ str_reputation_only_conventional_|As far as you know, {reg3?her his} personality seems to be Conventional^ str_reputation_only_adventurous_|As far as you know, {reg3?her his} personality seems to be Adventurous^ str_reputation_only_romantic_|As far as you know, {reg3?her his} personality seems to be Romantic^ str_reputation_only_moralist_|As far as you know, {reg3?her his} personality seems to be Moralist^ str_reputation_only_ambitious_|As far as you know, {reg3?her his} personality seems to be Ambitious^ str_reputation_only_reg11_|Reputation (cheat mode only) {reg11}^ str_com_companions|Companions str_com_view_companions|View Companions str_com_s0|{s0} str_com_debug_1|Char picture for npc = {s0}, id = str_com_debug_2|Click for troop {s1}, id = str_com_heroes| Heroes str_com_morale_reg0|{s1}^^Morale {reg0} str_com_relation_reg12|{s1}^^Relation {reg12} str_com_catholic|{s1}^^Religion Christianity str_com_pagan|{s1}^^Religion Pagan str_dplmc_very_decentralized|very decentralized str_dplmc_quite_decentralized|quite decentralized str_dplmc_little_decentralized|a little decentralized str_dplmc_neither_centralize_nor_decentralized|neither too centralized nor decentralized str_dplmc_little_centralized|a little centralized str_dplmc_quite_centralized|quite centralized str_dplmc_very_centralized|very centralized str_dplmc_very_plutocratic|very plutocratic str_dplmc_quite_plutocratic|quite plutocratic str_dplmc_little_plutocratic|a little plutocratic str_dplmc_neither_aristocratic_nor_plutocratic|neither too aristocratic nor plutocratic str_dplmc_little_aristocratic|a little aristocratic str_dplmc_quite_aristocratic|quite aristocratic str_dplmc_very_aristocratic|very aristocratic str_dplmc_all_free|almost all free str_dplmc_mostly_free|mostly free str_dplmc_usually_free|usually free str_dplmc_mixture_serfs|a mixture of serfs and freemen str_dplmc_usually_serfs|usually serfs str_dplmc_mostly_serfs|mostly serfs str_dplmc_all_serfs|almost all serfs str_dplmc_very_quantity|a vast number of soldiers str_dplmc_great_quantity|very many soldiers str_dplmc_good_quantity|many soldiers str_dplmc_mediocre_quality|a mediocre quality str_dplmc_good_quality|a good quality str_dplmc_great_quality|a great quality str_dplmc_very_quality|a very high quality str_dplmc_s21_the_s8_declared_war_to_fulfil_pact|{s21}. The {s8} declared war to fulfil a pact str_dplmc_very_laissez_faire|trade very free str_dplmc_quite_laissez_faire|trade quite free str_dplmc_little_laissez_faire|trade a little free str_dplmc_neither_mercantilist_nor_laissez_faire|neither particularly mercantilist nor entirely free str_dplmc_little_mercantilist|trade a little controlled str_dplmc_quite_mercantilist|trade quite controlled str_dplmc_very_mercantilist|very mercantilist str_dplmc_relation_mnus_100_ns|{reg4?She He} seems to be vengeful towards {s59}. str_dplmc_relation_mnus_90_ns|{reg4?She He} seems to be vengeful towards {s59}. str_dplmc_relation_mnus_80_ns|{reg4?She He} seems to be vengeful towards {s59}. str_dplmc_relation_mnus_70_ns|{reg4?She He} seems to be hateful towards {s59}. str_dplmc_relation_mnus_60_ns|{reg4?She He} seems to be hateful towards {s59}. str_dplmc_relation_mnus_50_ns|{reg4?She He} seems to be hostile towards {s59}. str_dplmc_relation_mnus_40_ns|{reg4?She He} seems to be angry towards {s59}. str_dplmc_relation_mnus_30_ns|{reg4?She He} seems to be resentful towards {s59}. str_dplmc_relation_mnus_20_ns|{reg4?She He} seems to be grumbling against {s59}. str_dplmc_relation_mnus_10_ns|{reg4?She He} seems to be suspicious towards {s59}. str_dplmc_relation_plus_0_ns|{reg4?She He} seems to be indifferent towards {s59}. str_dplmc_relation_plus_10_ns|{reg4?She He} seems to be cooperative towards {s59}. str_dplmc_relation_plus_20_ns|{reg4?She He} seems to be welcoming towards {s59}. str_dplmc_relation_plus_30_ns|{reg4?She He} seems to be favorable to {s59}. str_dplmc_relation_plus_40_ns|{reg4?She He} seems to be supportive to {s59}. str_dplmc_relation_plus_50_ns|{reg4?She He} seems to be friendly to {s59}. str_dplmc_relation_plus_60_ns|{reg4?She He} seems to be gracious to {s59}. str_dplmc_relation_plus_70_ns|{reg4?She He} seems to be fond of {s59}. str_dplmc_relation_plus_80_ns|{reg4?She He} seems to be loyal to {s59}. str_dplmc_relation_plus_90_ns|{reg4?She He} seems to be devoted to {s59}. str_dplmc_s39_rival| {reg4?She He} scents rivals in {s39} str_dplmc_s41_s39_rival|{s41}, {s39} str_dplmc_s40_love_interest_s39|{s40}. Aside from that {reg4?her his} love interest is {s39}. str_dplmc_s40_betrothed_s39|{s40}. Aside from that {reg4?she he} is betrothed to {s39}. str_dplmc_reputation_martial|It is said that {s46} is a martial person. str_dplmc_reputation_debauched|It is said that {s46} is a debauched person. str_dplmc_reputation_pitiless|It is said that {s46} is a pitiless person. str_dplmc_reputation_calculating|It is said that {s46} is a calculating person. str_dplmc_reputation_quarrelsome|It is said that {s46} is a quarrelsome person. str_dplmc_reputation_goodnatured|It is said that {s46} is a good-natured person. str_dplmc_reputation_upstanding|It is said that {s46} is a upstanding person. str_dplmc_reputation_conventional|It is said that {s46} is a conventional person. str_dplmc_reputation_adventurous|It is said that {s46} is a adventurous person. str_dplmc_reputation_romantic|It is said that {s46} is a romantic person. str_dplmc_reputation_moralist|It is said that {s46} is a moralist. str_dplmc_reputation_ambitious|It is said that {s46} is a ambitious person. str_dplmc_reputation_unknown|{s46}'s motivations are a closed book. str_dplmc_how_will_your_male_vassals_be_known|How will your male vassals be known? str_dplmc_how_will_your_female_vassals_be_known|How will your female vassals be known? str_dplmc_s40_married_s39|{s40}. Aside from that {reg4?she he} is married to {s39}. str_dplmc_gather_information|gather information str_dplmc_conclude_non_agression|conclude a non-aggression treaty str_dplmc_nearly_no|nearly no str_dplmc_less_than_one_hundred|less than one hundred str_dplmc_more_than_one_hundred|more than one hundred str_dplmc_more_than_two_hundred|more than two hundred str_dplmc_more_than_five_hundred|more than five hundred str_dplmc_bring_gift|bring the gift str_dplmc_exchange_prisoner|to exchange {s10} against {s11} str_dplmc_has_been_set_free|{s7} has been set free. str_dplmc_tax_very_low|very low str_dplmc_tax_low|low str_dplmc_tax_normal|normal str_dplmc_tax_high|high str_dplmc_tax_very_high|very high str_dplmc_place_is_occupied_by_insurgents|The place is held by insurgents. str_dplmc_small|small str_dplmc_medium|medium str_dplmc_big|big str_dplmc_elite|elite str_dplmc_political_explanation_original_lord|In this case, the fort should go its original owner. str_rebel_name_1|Trananis str_rebel_name_2|Ormurin kamma str_rebel_name_3|Ormurin angi str_rebel_name_4|Beli str_rebel_name_5|Verch str_rebel_name_6|Miar str_rebel_name_7|Langfredag str_rebel_name_8|Dok ap Ash str_rebel_name_9|Mariusud str_rebel_name_10|Selyf Sarffgadau str_rebel_name_11|Barden str_rebel_name_12|Ashwood str_rebel_name_13|Ormen str_rebel_name_14|Bokes str_rebel_name_15|Rein ap carlog str_rebel_name_16|Firentis str_rebel_name_17|Marnid str_rebel_name_18|Bortlvalr str_rebel_name_19|Fjard ap cass str_rebel_name_20|Constantine str_rebel_name_21|Cynddylan ap Cyn str_rebel_name_22|Alptr str_rebel_name_23|Caranfael str_rebel_names_end|rebel names end str_rebel_female_name_1|Boudica str_rebel_female_name_2|Fedelmid str_rebel_female_name_3|Luigsech str_rebel_female_names_end|rebel names end str_name_child_text|Your child has grown so quickly, it is time to give them a name, a place at court and tutors to learn from. What shall this child be called? str_default_child_name|Child of {s0} str_name_village_text|You've founded a new village.^ What will this village be called? str_default_village_name|Village of {s0} str_re_name_text|You wish to change the name of this place? str_default_pre_name|{s0} str_camp_pillage| Enemy in Camp! str_camp_pillage2| The enemy is in the camp and has accessed your treasure chest. They are looting your money!^{s4} coin was lost. str_your_king_is_dead_and_your_lands_and_properties_have_been_confiscated_by_rebles_you_would_be_well_advised_to_flee_for_your_life|Your king is dead and your lands and properties have been confiscated by rebels, you would be well advised to flee for your life. str_alas_s6_is_dead_and_s4_of_the_s5_has_lost_all_reg4herhis_properties_to_rebles_they_have_fled_for_reg4herhis_life_and_is_rumored_to_have_gone_into_exile_s11|Alas {s6} is dead and {s4} of the {s5} has lost all {reg4?her his} properties to rebels, they have fled for {reg4?her his} life and is rumored to have gone into exile {s11}. str_child_name_1|Albard str_child_name_2|Euscarl str_child_name_3|Sigmar str_child_name_4|Talesqe str_child_name_5|Ritmand str_child_name_6|Aels str_child_name_7|Raurqe str_child_name_8|Bragamus str_child_name_9|Taarl str_child_name_10|Ramin str_child_name_11|Shulk str_child_name_12|Putar str_child_name_13|Tamus str_child_name_14|Reichad str_child_name_15|Walcheas str_child_name_16|Rulkh str_child_name_17|Marlund str_child_name_18|Auguryn str_child_name_19|Daynad str_child_name_20|Joayah str_child_name_20xx|Mawan str_child_name_21|Ramar str_child_name_21xx|Tarchias str_child_name_22|Caldaran str_child_name_23|Brabas str_child_name_23xx|Talbar str_child_name_24|Kundrin str_child_name_25|Pechnak str_child_name_26|Trananis str_child_name_27|Ormurin kamma str_child_name_28|Ormurin angi str_child_name_29|Beli str_child_name_30|Verch str_child_name_31|Miar str_child_name_32|Einion str_child_name_33|Arthwys str_child_name_34|Richoldus str_child_name_35|Gerren str_child_name_36|Rimusk str_child_name_36x|Gareth str_child_name_37x|Uther str_child_name_38x|Bedwyr str_child_name_388x|Aedin str_child_name_39x|Meurig str_child_name_399x|Tegeyrn str_child_name_39xx|Ceidio str_child_name_37|Pendefigs str_child_name_38|Langfredag str_child_name_39|Elai str_child_name_40|Cynritec str_child_name_41|Adda str_child_name_42|AEthelric 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str_child_female_name_76|Kentigerna str_child_female_name_77|Clotilde str_child_female_name_78|Clotilda str_child_female_name_79|Rotilde str_child_female_name_80|Basina str_child_female_name_81|Guntheuc str_child_female_name_82|Ultragotha str_child_female_name_83|Radegund str_child_female_name_84|Ingund str_child_female_name_85|Ingunda str_child_female_name_85x|Evon str_child_female_name_86|Aregund str_child_female_name_86x|Allete str_child_female_name_87|Aregunda str_child_female_name_88|Haldetrude str_child_female_name_88x|Belle str_child_female_name_89|Bertrude str_child_female_name_90|Sichilde str_child_female_name_90x|Shereen str_child_female_name_91|Fredegunda str_child_female_name_92|Wulfegundis str_child_female_name_92x|Margeaux str_child_female_name_93|Nanthild str_child_female_name_93x|Leala str_child_female_name_94|Gomentrude str_child_female_name_95|Balthild str_child_female_name_96|Chrothildis str_child_female_name_97|Amalberga str_child_female_names_end|child female names end str_busse|Nydam str_skeid|Galley str_knorr|Currach str_byrding|Roundship str_ship_wood_1|Oak str_ship_wood_2|Pine str_ship_wood_3|Beech str_ship_name_1|Tranann str_ship_name_2|Ormurin Skamma str_ship_name_3|Ormurin Langi str_ship_name_4|Visundur str_ship_name_5|Ognabrandur str_ship_name_6|Olavssud str_ship_name_7|Langfredag str_ship_name_8|Kross-Sud str_ship_name_9|Mariusud str_ship_name_10|Kristsud str_ship_name_11|Barden str_ship_name_12|Barufakr str_ship_name_13|Ormen str_ship_name_14|Bokesuden str_ship_name_15|Prydwen str_ship_name_16|Unnblakkr str_ship_name_17|Seglhundr str_ship_name_18|Bortlvalr str_ship_name_19|Fjardlinni str_ship_name_20|Svalbardi str_ship_name_21|Fiardakolla str_ship_name_22|Alptr str_ship_name_23|Saeulfr str_ship_names_end|ship names end str_cant_set_sail|You can't set sail. Your ships don't have room for {reg3} of your men. str_strategy_cam|This camera follows the player. One may increase distance with the F key and reduce it with the V key. +/- for zoom, numpad for game speed (when cheats are enabled), and mouse wheel for camera speed. str_uncle_alarmed|Your uncle shouts, '{playername}, I'm right behind you! To arms, to arms!!' str_tutorialmq_1_msg_1|You arrive at your fathers old farmstead, a soft breeze tickles your face as it moves across the weat fields. ^^In Age of Arthur, you use the mouse to control where you are looking, and the W, A, S, and D keys of your keyboard to move. You should go talk to your mother... ^^Goal Go to your mother. str_tutorialmq_1_msg_2|Your mother has asked you talk to your uncle. To find out who a person is, walk toward him or her until the name pops up. In order to talk to your uncle once you find him, press the space key. ^^Use the space key to interact with persons and scene props. It will open doors and chests, pick up items and more. ^^Goal Talk to your uncle. str_tutorialmq_1_msg_3|Your uncle want you to train with his new Veteran. ^^You can draw different weapons from your weapon slots by scrolling forward with the wheel of your mouse or by pressing one of the first four numbers on your number pad. ^^You attack with your currently wielded weapon by using your left mouse button. Press and hold the button to ready an attack, then release the button to strike. If you hold down the left mouse button for a while before releasing, your attack will be more powerful. ^^Scroll down or use the number pad to bring out your shield or put it away. ^^Goal Talk to the Veteran to practice some combat. str_master_alarmed|The slave master turns to face the enemy, you know this is your last chance at freedom!!' str_priest_alarmed|The {s2} takes a deep breath and runs back towards the {s4}, he shouts '{playername} fellow me'!!' str_priest_dead|The {s2} is dead and you hear the {s4}'s {s5}, your brothers are under attack! str_tutorialmq_2_msg_1|Your not sure what's happened, all you remember is hearing shouts and seeing your master fall. ^^What will happen to you now?. You should go look for survives... ^^Goal Find out whats happened. str_tutorialmq_3_msg_1|Another peaceful day dawns, you've finished your prayers early and hear the master is looking for you. ^^You should find him and see what he needs. ^^Goal Talk to the Priest. str_tutorialmq_3_msg_2|The {s2} has asked you follow them down to the river. ^^Goal Follow the {s2}. str_tactical_controls|Use the keyboard NUMBERS to select a division. Press 0 to select your entire force.^^Use F1-F4 to order selected divisions. Keep the F1 key down to place selected divisions. One may target an enemy division through this mechanism.^^Pressing the ENTER key often initiates an overhead Strategy Camera.^^Pressing the BACKSPACE key often initiates a Battle Command Display with 'radar.' str_division_placement|When ONE division is selected, the center of its front rank is placed at the spot indicated.^^When MANY divisions are selected, they are separated and spread out as if the player were standing at the spot indicated.^^One may memorize the placement of selected divisions relative to the player by pressing F2, F7. Default is infantry to the left, cavalry right, and ranged forward. str_formations|The Complex Formations on the Battle Menu are ^^- RANKS with best troops up front^- SHIELD WALL, ranks with shields in front and longer weapons in back^- WEDGE with best troops up front^- SQUARE in no particular order^- NO FORMATION^^Even in the last case, the player can make formations up to four lines by ordering Stand Closer enough times. str_quick_battle_troop_cam|Watch the AI play the battle out. The camera uses the standard movement and rotation controls, plus F for up and V for down, +/- for zoom, Q to toggle follow terrain, numpad for game speed, mouse wheel for camera speed, arrow key rotation, Y to toggle invert y-axis, and R to toggle rotate-before-pan. str_ship_tutorial_0|In this tutorial, you will learn how to control a ship. Take your time to learn how to command your crew, so you will be able keep a cool head in fast-developing naval battles.^^(Click * K * to continue.) str_ship_tutorial_1|In a naval battle, it often helps to get an overview.^^(Click * BACKSPACE * to get an overview.) str_ship_tutorial_2|You can look around by moving the mouse or get your perspective back on your ship by clicking * BACKSPACE * again.^^(Click * K * if you want to continue.) str_ship_tutorial_3|If you want to make your ship move, you can give the crew the command to row. The more crew you have, the more speed you will gain through rowing.^^You can give commands to row forward, to row fast forward, to stay or to row backwards. Click the * UP * or the * DOWN * arrow key to switch between these commands.^^Your current command is represented by the arrows above and below the representation of your ship in the upper right corner of your display. Try to give different rowing commands! str_ship_tutorial_4|If you want to make your ship move, you can give the crew the command to row. The more crew you have, the more speed you will gain through rowing.^^You can give commands to row forward, to row fast forward, to stay or to row backwards. Click the * UP * or the * DOWN * arrow key to switch between these commands.^^Your current command is represented by the arrows above and below the representation of your ship in the upper right corner of your display. Try to give different rowing commands!^^(Click * K * if you want to continue.) str_ship_tutorial_5|If you want to direct your ship, you can give a command to the helmsmen. You can give commands to row straight, starboard, hard starboard, port or hard port. Click the * LEFT * or the * RIGHT * arrow key to switch between these commands.^^Your current command is represented by the arrows to the right and left of the representation of your ship in the upper right corner of your display. Try to give different helmsman commands! str_ship_tutorial_6|If you want to direct your ship, you can give a command to the helmsmen. You can give commands to row straight, starboard, hard starboard, port or hard port. Click the * LEFT * or the * RIGHT * arrow key to switch between these commands.^^Your current command is represented by the arrows to the right and left of the representation of your ship in the upper right corner of your display. Try to give different helmsman commands!^^(Click * K * if you want to continue.) str_ship_tutorial_7|If there is favorable wind, you can give the command to set the sail, but if you are in a head wind, you should give the command to reef the sail. Click * ENTER * to toggle between these commands. 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With regard for myself, I am looking specifically for a groom of some distinction. Fight hard, count your coin, and perhaps some day in the future we may speak of such things again my good man. str_em_with_regard_to_myself_i_am_looking_specifically_for_a_groom_of_some_distinction|Em... With regard to myself, I'm looking specifically for a groom of some distinction. str_all_my_life_my_family_has_been_loyal_to_s4|All my life my family has been loyal to {s4}, you serve another realm, if war was to break out, I'd prefer not to need poisoning my husband to serve my Kingdom. str_as_you_are_not_a_vassal_of_s4|You are not a vessel of the {s4} and my families honor binds me here my lord, I can not be asked to give up my families homelands, and my King would not accept a foreigner to control them either. str_i_am_already_paying_court_to_s14|I am already paying court to {s14}, he talks of love and poetry, I'm already in love with him and am not the kind of girl to betray my own feelings. str_i_do_not_care_for_you_sir|I do not care for you sir, and since there is no longer any men in my family left to tell me what to do, I will not waste my time seeing those I don't care for. str_hmm_i_need_to_know_you_better_before_we_speak_of_such_things|hmm, I need to know you a little better before we speak of such things, lets give it some time and see. str_hmm_you_may_indeed_be_worthy_of_my_time|hmm, you may indeed be worthy of my time, very well, we may see each other for a while. str_you_already_rule_a_kingdom_would_you_really_be_willing_to_give_this_up|You already rule a kingdom of your own, would you really be willing to give up your lands and unite our kingdoms under my banner? str_you_already_rule_a_kingdom_would_you_really_be_willing_to_give_this_up_male_player|You already rule a kingdom of your own, and I am not ready to give up my lands so easily to a man, but perhaps there is a way, would you be willing to come under my banner and swear openly to my position as head of our household? str_dplmc_s0_and_s1|{s0} and {s1} str_lord_name_no_title| {s0} str_beginner|Beginner str_hardcore|Hardcore str_budget|Budget str_stamina|Stamina str_magic|Magic str_gear_affects_skills|Gear affects skills str_resting_morale|Rest improves morale str_insane_difficult|Insane difficulty str_gore|Gore str_disable_complex_formations|Disable complex formations str_have_formations_face_enemy|Auto turn army to face enemy str_players_enemies_only_attack|Player's enemies only attack str_music_in_battles|Replace music in battles str_damage_to_player|Player damage str_damage_to_friends|Friends damage str_combat_ai|Combat AI str_campaign_ai|Campaign AI str_movement_and_combat_speed|Tactical Speed str_battle_size|Battle size str_difficulty_setting|Difficulty Setting str_realism_feature|Realism Feature str_special_setting|Special Setting str_formation_feature|Formation Setting str_performance_feature|Performance Setting str_battle_size_text|Limits the maximum amount of troops on a battlefield at once. If you experience low performance in big battles, you should try to reduce the battle size. A battle size above the engine maximum of 300 could cause problems.^^For additional settings, you can try the Video Options, available in the game's main menu, or accessible during the game by pressing ESC. str_this_setting_affects_all|This setting affects the player and all game characters. str_wounds|Wounds str_blood_loss|Blood loss str_quantity_bandit_parties|Bandit Parties str_npc_lords_killed|Lord Die Rate str_player_die_rate|Player Die Rate str_change_time|Change Game Speed str_game_difficulty_warning|Game Difficulty Warning str_game_difficulty_warning_desc|At the current Campaign AI level, {s1} of the bandit parties will be stronger than the player's upon spawning. They will have up to {reg1} troops.^^Reset that level from the ESC options menu if desired. Deserters will not be affected, and sea based bandits always start with a minimum of one ship (30 men). str_player_division|Player division str_killed_ghost|You killed the ghost, return to Guinevere to claim your reward. str_i_will_train_near_my_home|I need to train better soldiers near my home... str_king_s12|King {s12} str_s12s15_is_alarmed_by_the_growing_power_of_pagans|{s12}{s15} seems alarmed by the growing power of pagans on their border. str_s12s15_is_alarmed_by_the_dwindling_population_of_towns|{s12}{s15} seems alarmed by the dwindling population of {reg4?her his} settlements, many having died on the battle field. {reg4?She He} is prepared to pursue peace. str_s12s15_makes_bid_for_tara|{s12}{s15} has made their claim on the Kingship of Tarra, hoping to be overlord of all Hibernia. str_your_men_break_off_the_siege_of_s10_to_follow_you|Your men break off the siege of {s10} to follow you. str_if_you_get_too_far_from_s10_your_siege_will_end|If you get too far from {s10} your siege will end. str_is_still_getting_to_know|is a man I'm still getting to know, but so far I'm unsure about. str_comment_sorry_i_tookover|Ah {playername}, I was sorry to hear of {s51}'s passing, but you understand why I took their lands from you? You are my vessel, and a lady one at that! I couldn't have you taking a crown now could I. Please forgive me, but really {s20} should have picked a successor not already bound to a king. str_comment_sorry_not_sorry_i_tookover|{playername}, as I've said I morn with you over {s51}'s passing, but to leave my faction and plot against me is a mistake. str_comment_lord_heard_tookover|I was sorry to hear about {s51}'s death and {s52}'s betrayal, I imagine these harsh lands of ours are made more so for you ladies. str_comment_lord_heard_tookover_rude|Oh {playername} is it? I did hear of {s51}'s death, they were always a bit of an ass though if you ask me. ^^ It was Foolish of them to give lands to a daughter, let alone one under a different monarch - I was happy to hear {s52} was able to correct this mistake though. str_comment_lord_heard_tookover_mean|Ha I heard {s51} died crying to their gods, then you lost their lands to {s52}! Bwahahahah, such a pathetic end to an even more pathetic life. str_comment_heard_of_player_death_kind|Oh {playername}, please believe when I say I was saddened to hear of {s51}'s death. From what I heard of them they were very brave. str_comment_heard_of_player_death_default|Oh by the way {playername}, accept my condolences about {s51}. Though with such a violent life we live, not many of us die of old age. str_comment_heard_of_player_death_mean|I hear your {s20} {s51} is dead. Good! One less fool to go against me. str_comment_player_death_supporting_pretender_leadercom|As you know {s51} died foolishly supporting my enemy's rebellion. I should kill you here and now, but it is my hope your family learned from this mistake and will trouble me no longer . str_comment_player_death_supporting_pretender_faclord|You know your {s20} {s51} died foolishly in my kingdoms last rebellion. What a wast. Of course with them gone so too is the threat to my lands. str_comment_player_death_supporting_pretender_default|Oh {playername}, I heard your {s20} {s51} died supporting a rebellion? I do hope you're not as foolish as they were. str_comment_player_death_daughter_queen_supported|Oh {playername}, I heard your {s20} {s51} granted you the crown of {s56}. Very well it was their right as a monarch and I will not question the decision, I wish you luck managing your new kingdom. str_comment_player_death_daughter_queen_not_supported|Oh {playername}, I heard {s51} granted you the crown of {s56}? I didn't recognize them as a true monarch, so forgive me if I feel that you are even less deserving of a crown as they were. str_comment_lord_player_daughterqueen_rude|{playername} I heard your {s20} gave you the crown of {s56}, It was Foolish to give {reg59?a lady you} lands let alone a crown, I pity your sad Kingdom. str_comment_lord_player_daughterqueen_mean|{playername} whats this I hear of {s20} giving you the crown of {s56}? {reg59?Bitches Bastards} like you deserve to be working in my halls, not playing games and pretending to be a {reg59?Queen King}. str_comment_lord_player_daughterqueen_default|{playername} congratulations on receiving the crown of {s56}, though you are no doubt still morning {s51}'s passing, I wish your kingdom well. str_comment_lord_player_daughterqueen_ladytolady|{playername} I hear congratulations are in order on receiving the crown of {s56}, it is truly amazing for a fellow lady to be granted such a high honor. str_comment_lord_player_daughterqueen_daughterkid|{reg59?mother farther}, please know as much as the entire family morns for {s51}. we also support you fully as our new {reg59?Queen King}. str_comment_lord_player_daughterqueen_sisbro_kind|Oh {reg59?sister brother}, I can't believe our {s20} is gone! As painful is this time is, I want you to know I support their choice in granting you the crown of {s56}. str_comment_lord_player_daughterqueen_family_default|My dear {s11}, know the family morns {s51}'s death... But support their choice in granting you the crown of {s56}. str_comment_lord_player_daughterqueen_sisbro_jealous|{reg59?Sister Brother}! It's bad enough I had to hear of our {s20}'s passing... But to hear they also gave you the crown of {s56}?^^ Obviously {s20} favored you above I, but that doesn't mean their choice was deserving. str_you_dont_have_enough_money_to_continue_training_troops_at_s10|You don't have enough money to continue training troops at {s10}. str_at_s10_has_promoted_reg5_reg6s8_to_s9s6_to_s7|at {s10} has promoted {reg5} {reg6?{s8} to {s9} {s6} to {s7}}. str_trade_explanation_mead|I work in a mead shop, collecting honey from the beehives to put into barrels. I mix it with pure water, for fermenting. Mead is cheaper than wine and more renowned than beer. No feast should be held without it. str_trade_explanation_tar|I work in a tar kiln, producing tar from pine wood brought in from the countryside. If you can afford it, our tar has a hundred uses – to waterproof sails and boats or to protect leather. str_comment_parent_player_daughterqueen|My {reg59?daughter son}, we both no doubt morn the loss of your {s20}. I am filled with a deep emptiness... unable to accept my {reg65?husband wife} is truly gone. Come, let us both pray that {s51}'s soul finds peace. str_comment_lord_was_dead_players_friend|Good {reg59?lady sir}, I was very sorry to hear of your {s20}'s passing... I'm not sure you knew this, but me and your {s20} were very close, and I considered {s51} a true friend. I do hope my relationship with their {reg59?daughter son} will only be stronger. str_comment_lord_was_dead_players_enemy|{reg59?madam boy}, I was thrilled to learn of your {s20}'s death! I don't expect you to understand, but me and your {s20} were sworn enemies! ^^ And I confess, I did pray for {s51}'s death more then once. Your {s20} was a fool, and I expect their {reg59?daughter son} will be just as hopeless. str_madame_lets_get_to_know_each_other|{reg59?My lady sir}, my father has told me we may court as he seeks an alliance with you and the people of {s4}. So lets get to know each other and see what happens. str_madame_lets_form_aliance_marrage|{reg59?My lady sir}, as my father is eager for an alliance with you and the people of {s4} and I have gotten to know you and feel a marriage with you would be a happy one, let us discuss the terms before taking our vowes. str_spring_reg1_reg2|Spring {reg1}, {reg2} str_summer_reg1_reg2|Summer {reg1}, {reg2} str_autum_reg1_reg2|Autumn {reg1}, {reg2} str_winter_reg1_reg2|Winter {reg1}, {reg2} str_dplmc_conclude_trade_treaty|conclude a trade treaty str_comment_intro_enemies|Let me be frank, You look to be of common birth, are two people are enemies, it will be hard for you to gain my trust. str_comment_intro_noble_liege_enemy|I see that you carry a {reg59?noble's nobleman's} standard, yet your speach tells me you are a {reg59?warrior man} of my enemies, it will take much for you to be worthy of my trust. str_ash_good_default|chivalrous, noble, and of course str_ash_good_martial|chivalrous, and of course str_ash_good_quarrelsome|hotheaded and cynical, yet also str_ash_good_pitiless|confident, and str_ash_good_calculating|pragmatic, intelligent, and of course str_ash_good_debauched|spiteful, amoral, yet also str_ash_good_goodnatured|chivalrous, benevolent, and str_ash_good_upstanding|benevolent, pragmatic, and of course str_ash_good_rougish|outgoing, strong-willed, and of course str_ash_good_benefactor|a benefactor, a kind person, who was also str_ash_good_custodian|custodial, well learned, and also str_ash_good_conventional|conventional, yet str_ash_good_adventurous|adventurous, tomboyish, and of course str_ash_good_romantic|romantic, mystic and str_ash_good_ambitious|ambitious, outgoing, and of course str_ash_good_moralist|moralizing, benevolent, and str_ash_good_unknown|a fine leader, str_ash_insult_special|a low-born worm str_d_of_brycheiniog|Duchy of Brycheiniog str_king_mission_go_away|Hah, like I would share such personal details of my lands with you! str_king_mission_go_hunting|I'm currently enjoying a good hunt for bore and wild deer, these forrests offer good hunting so I'm taking a break from the management of my lands for a moment. str_king_mission_build_building|While inspecting my lands the other day, I noticed there was a desperate need for a building works, so I am overseeing the contruction of some new buildings. str_king_mission_do_trade|I'm currently in negotiations with other monarchs in respect to trade; I am hoping to get a good deal on some kingdom surplus. str_king_mission_raise_army|I am bolstering the army and recruiting fresh conscripts.... My kingdom can never have too many men. str_king_mission_promote_lower_nobles|I have just finished promoting a lower noble to my lands, it was a difficult search, but I feel this man has what it takes to called my vessel. str_king_mission_hire_mercs|I have just finished signing a new mercenary contract, my kingdom is a war and can never have enough men to defend our interests. str_king_mission_start_a_war|I am leading my glorious nation into battle! The time has come that we strike at our enemies and remove this threat from our borders. str_king_mission_improve_kingdom_weapons|I am currently improving our weapons, making sure the swords are sharp and our arrows strong. str_king_mission_invest_in_lands|I am currently investing in my lands, increasing industry output and future revenues. str_king_mission_increase_farmland|The farmlands are in need of tending to {playername}, after all they not only feed my subjects, but also fuel my armies march to victory. str_king_mission_holding_a_feast|I'm taking a break from the management of my kingdom, preparing and holding a great feast. str_king_mission_improve_skills|Knowledge is power {playername}, and how can a {reg65?Queen Monarch} rule if they are not willing to always be improving their skills? I am currently in study, always learning to be a better leader. str_king_mission_repair_war_damage|I was inspecting my realm the other day and noticed there was still so much war-damage from our last fight. This can not be, so I have ordered repair and re-building. We must be ready for the next war. str_king_mission_hire_spys_and_scouts|While I am unwilling to share with you all the details, lets just say my current mission is to disrupt the stability of a neighboring land. str_king_mission_improve_defences|We must always be ready for battle {playername}, and although there is truth in the proverb 'a good defence is a strong offense', it never hurts to have good defences as well! So I have currently ordered the strengthing of our walls and the digging of ditches to keep my people safe. str_king_mission_buy_slaves|Well if you must know, I am currently in talks with a local slave-master.... don't look at me like that {playername}, my kingdom needs workers to swing axes and plow the fields! What if the fastest way to get them? The slave markets of course. str_king_mission_improve_relations|I am currently writing to other monarchs, trying to build new bridges of understanding and co-operation. str_king_mission_seek_out_allies|No kingdom can survive without strong alliances {playername}, so I am currently in talks to improve our relations and seek out even more allies. str_king_mission_temporary_insanity_male|What am I doing? Yes what am I doing? Ah yes, I was counting my hat collection... or was it how many hats in my kingdom? Damn it {playername}, you made me lose count!^^^(this monarch is suffering from temporary insanity) str_king_mission_temporary_insanity_fem|What? Where am I again... ah yes I am Queen....yes? What did you want to know? Who cares? Stop asking questions. I am Queen and I will rule these lands stronger then Boudicia, my power will burn brighter then a thousand suns! Where am I again?^^ (this ruler has temporary insanity) str_king_mission_closeing_slave_market|These slave markets are a stain on my lands and I will have non of it {playername}! I don't care what it costs me, they must be closed. Each and every one of them! str_king_mission_increase_faith|Faith binds us together, but it can also drive us apart. For that reason I am working hard with the local priests to remove the harrassy from my lands so we may all unite under one true belief. str_king_mission_unknown|I am working on it {playername}, but forgive me for not wanting to share all the details. str_controversy_biggest_issue|Right now the greatest thing effecting our kingdoms discontent is your honor and controversy. It currently adds {reg2}% to our total discontent... May I suggest you try and keep your controversy low, and maybe do a few more nice things for the peasants? str_size_biggest_issue_next_to_contro|Right now the biggest thing effecting our kingdom is the size of the realm ({reg3}%), next to your honor and controversy that is also causing a futher {reg}% discontent. str_controversy_biggest_with_other_suggestions|Right now the greatest thing effecting our kingdoms discontent is your honor and controversy. It currently accounts for {reg2}%, some other things effecting the realm is religious matters {reg3}% and your relations with your kingdom settlements {reg4}% str_wardamage_biggest_issue|Right now the greatest thing effecting our kingdoms discontent is war-damage caused by your many wars. Would you like me to invest some coin in repairing the damage?^^ This adds {reg2}% to our current discontent. str_size_biggest_issue_next_to_war|Right now the biggest thing effecting our kingdom is the size of the realm ({reg3}%), next to war-damage from your many wars causing {reg2}% discontent. Would you like me to invest some coin in repairing the damage? str_war_biggest_with_other_suggestions|Right now the greatest thing effecting our kingdoms discontent is war-damage from fighting your many wars. It currently amounts to {reg2}%, some other things effecting the realm is settlement relations {reg4}% and your kingdom taxes {reg3}%^^Would you like me to invest some coin in repairing the damage? str_policy_biggest_issue|Right now the greatest thing effecting our kingdoms discontent is your policies and domestic affairs. It currently accounts for {reg2}% of our total discontent... May I suggest you try and adjust these by speaking with your advisor. str_size_biggest_issue_next_to_policy|Right now the biggest thing effecting our kingdom is the size of the realm ({reg3}%), next to your current policy settings that are causing a futher {reg2}% discontent. str_policy_biggest_with_other_suggestions|Right now the greatest thing effecting our kingdoms discontent is your domestic policy. It currently adds {reg2}% to our discontent, some other things effecting the realm is settlement relations {reg4}% and your kingdom taxes {reg3}% str_tax_biggest_issue|Right now the greatest thing effecting our kingdoms discontent is your kingdoms tax rates and collections. It currently accounts for {reg2}% of our total discontent... May I suggest you try and lower your rates, preferably in your towns. str_size_biggest_issue_next_to_tax|Right now the biggest thing effecting our kingdom is the size of the realm ({reg3}%), next to your current tax rates that are causing a futher {reg2}% discontent. May I suggest you lower the rates? At least in the towns. str_tax_biggest_with_other_suggestions|Right now the greatest thing effecting our kingdoms discontent is your tax rates. It currently adds {reg2}% to our discontent, some other things effecting the realm is your domestic policy {reg3}% and religious matters {reg4}% str_rel_biggest_issue|Right now the greatest thing effecting our kingdoms discontent is your relations with your settlements. It currently accounts for {reg2}% of our total discontent... May I suggest you try and improve things with the mayors? Perhaps they have some jobs or favors that need your attention. str_size_biggest_issue_next_to_rel|Right now the biggest thing effecting our kingdom is the size of the realm ({reg3}%), next to your current settlement relations causing a futher {reg2}% discontent. May I suggest you do some favours for the local mayors? str_rel_biggest_with_other_suggestions|Right now the greatest thing effecting our kingdoms discontent is your settlement relations. It currently adds {reg2}% to our discontent, some other things effecting the realm is your domestic policy {reg3}% and religious matters {reg4}% str_prosperty_biggest_issue|Right now the greatest thing effecting our kingdoms discontent is the prosperity of our settlements. It currently accounts for {reg2}% of our total discontent... May I suggest you do something for the mayors or perhaps build some industry? str_size_biggest_issue_next_to_prosperty|Right now the biggest thing effecting our kingdom is the size of the realm ({reg3}%), next to your current settlements prosperity that is causing a futher {reg2}% discontent. May I suggest you do some favours for the local mayors, or invest in some industry? str_prosperty_biggest_with_other_suggestions|Right now the greatest thing effecting our kingdoms discontent is your settlements prosperity. It currently adds {reg2}% to our discontent, some other things effecting the realm is your domestic policy {reg3}% and war-damage caused by previous wars {reg4}% str_spirit_biggest_issue|Right now the greatest thing effecting our kingdoms discontent is the religious matters of the Kingdom. It currently accounts for {reg2}% of our total discontent... May I suggest you talk to your head of faith or perhaps build some religious buildings? str_size_biggest_issue_next_to_spirit|Right now the biggest thing effecting our kingdom is the size of the realm ({reg3}%), next to religious matters that are causing a futher {reg2}% discontent. May I suggest you talk to your head of faith or perhaps build some religious buildings? str_spirit_biggest_with_other_suggestions|Right now the greatest thing effecting our kingdoms discontent is religious matters. It currently adds {reg2}% to our discontent, some other things effecting the realm is your honor and controversy {reg3}% and war-damage caused by previous wars {reg4}% str_balanced_suggestions|Right now things are fairly balanced. Some things that may be effecting our kingdoms discontent is religious matters {reg2}%, some other things effecting the realm could be your honor and controversy {reg3}% and war-damage caused by previous wars {reg4}% str_king_mission_go_hunting_wounded|I was enjoying a good hunt, that is until I was startled by a deer and my damn horse throw me. Don't worry {playername}, I'll be back to full strength shortly though. str_complex_ai_battle|Complex AI for Battle
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game name THE KING OF FIGHTERS 96（ザ・キング オブ ファイターズ 96） /name !--ｘｍｌ作成：あすか -- driver type = "generic" neogeo /driver romlist archive = "kof96" rom type = "code" offset = "0x0000" 214-m1.bin /rom rom type = "adpcm" offset = "0x000000" 214-v1.bin /rom rom type = "adpcm" offset = "0x400000" 214-v2.bin /rom rom type = "adpcm" offset = "0x800000" 214-v3.bin /rom /romlist titlelist title code = "0x20" 演奏停止 /title title code = "0x02" NeoGeo起動音 /title title code = "0x40" 「IN 1996」 ：タイトル /title title code = "0x46" Roulette ：プレイヤーセレクト /title title code = "0x21" ESAKA? ：主人公チームテーマ /title title code = "0x42" ORAORA ：勝利デモ /title title code = "0x22" Big Shot "寂" ：餓狼伝説チーム テーマ /title title code = "0x24" Rumbling on he City ：新・怒チーム テーマ /title title code = "0x25" サイコソルジャー REMIX 96 ：サイコソルジャーチーム テーマ /title title code = "0x26" Seoul Road ：キムチーム テーマ /title title code = "0x23" かみきり虫 ：龍虎チーム テーマ /title title code = "0x41" HEAR COMES CHALLENGER ：乱入プレイヤーセレクト /title title code = "0x27" Get n Up ：新・女流格闘家チーム テーマ /title title code = "0x28" 嵐のサキソフォン２ ：八神チーム テーマ /title title code = "0x2A" ギースに肩こり ：ギース テーマ /title title code = "0x2B" Dust man ：Mr.BIG テーマ /title title code = "0x29" レクイエム ニ短調 K.626 ディエス・イレ ：クラウザ－ テーマ /title title code = "0x43" 護りし者 ：デモ１ /title title code = "0x2C" Fairy ：千鶴 テーマ /title title code = "0x44" 風 ：デモ２ /title title code = "0x2D" TRASH HEAD ：ゲーニッツ テーマ /title title code = "0x45" 空へ ：デモ ３ /title title code = "0x47" でん！ ：エンディング１ /title title code = "0x48" でん！でん！ ：エンディング２ /title title code = "0x49" でん！でん！でん！ ：エンディング３ /title title code = "0x4B" SELF ：主人公チーム エンディング /title title code = "0x2E" RISING RED ：スタッフロール /title /titlelist /game
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Author pneumonica (Edmund Wilfong) ©2014-2015 pneumonica 【翻訳中】 Mira was warrant officer His official title was “division group junior auditor.” It s one of dozens of positions in the Imperial military of its kind. There are always places to put people who need to go nowhere, always window seats for the problem cases. His job was, on paper, logistical and tactical, but in practice all it did was give him access to some parts of the military research facility where he worked. It looked very important to people who didn t understand, so if he wanted to impress people he could go out and tell people about his important position. Anybody in the Imperial military would know better – he was somebody doomed to be nobody. Still, he took pride in his work. He believed strongly in leaving a place better than when he d entered it, and that included the Prentiss Facility where he was stationed. He frequently checked the secured documents to which he had access and educated himself in all areas of the facility to which he had access. The head of experimental science (and vice-commandant of the Prentiss Facility), Vellan Philter, always watched him carefully. It was never clear whether Vellan trusted Mira and monitored him or distrusted him and waited for him to do wrong. Others in the facility thought he was “all wrong.” They were certain they knew why he was in a dead end posting. He took a “diseased” interest in the drones. Some went so far as to say he felt them his “harem.” Drones were still new technology, and many voices said they were an atrocity committed on people – this reputation of Mira s fed into that idea far to readily. They kept him at arm s length, hoping never to brush up against him and touch his diseased body. This suited Mira perfectly well. He didn t want to deal with them. His purpose was the drone fighter wing under his care, and that was what mattered. Mira did as he did every evening when he left duty. He got dinner and then headed to the hangar. The Prentiss Facility was a military research facility, but it was an outlying facility that used live enemy targets for some of its research purposes. This one studied the operations of drone fighters. Mira had done everything he could to study the biophysics and biocybernetics of the drone. There was a new drone in the facility, to replace one that had been lost by enemy strafing. He had a procedure he followed with the drones, a process that he was testing, unofficially. He walked into the hangar and lit a cigarette. There were work crews around, but they knew Mira and none of them ever wanted to interfere with him. They kept only enough watch over him to make sure he wasn t damaging anything. He walked up to the new drone fighter, a modified GranViia. He still wasn t up on what the modifications were, but this was a research facility, after all. Chances are every vehicle, machine, device, and even the pens were modified in some way. Nothing comes factory standard in this place. He opened an access panel. The drone would be in low cycle now, preparing for rest but not yet relaxed. This was the best time. He crawled into the interior chamber and slid into a tight-fit area, sometimes called the “medical chamber.” If the organic engine needed “repairs,” a doctor would fit in here and be able to bring some equipment, but it was still close and tight. Within was a mound of tissue. Although pliant, it had a hard surface. Along the surface was a shape, looking like nothing so much as a bald woman lying face down in the mound, only the front half of her body was absorbed into it and the body itself was just more of the tissue. There was usually some reminder that a person was lost in making this monster. He turned about and lay on his back upon the organic mound, next to the shape that wanted very much to look like a woman. He took a drag of his cigarette. “I am Junior Auditor Mira. I know it s a girl s name, and I know you re confused that I m speaking to you. I ve studied the biophysics. You don t hear the way we do, but looking at what s left of the human anatomy I see a thin muscle fiber stretching across what once was your ear canal. A sound coming from close to your body resonates through it, which means you can, at least a little bit, hear me. I have a theory about you, and I m testing it.” Commander Philter knew where Mira was, but not exactly what he was doing. The man had been troublesome since he first arrived. A warrant officer who d moved brilliantly up the ranks, but struck the mother of all dead ends – lack of permission. No aristocrat in the Empire wanted him rising. It seemed like they thought of him as some black mark on someone s name. What was he? The illegitimate son of the Emperor? That wouldn t be such a big deal – he s pretty sure there was one of those already an officer on some Creyhien somewhere. So long as they keep quiet and everybody can maintain plausible deniability, noble bastards actually got quite the advantage out of their bastardy. No, there was something else at work. A diligent, intelligent, capable man, even if just barely a man (still a boy by some standards), should be flying through the warrant ranks, and the only dead end he d meet would be at the top of the warrant ranks. Vellan hadn t seen this particular phenomenon before, and there was something that made his senses tingle. Also, Mira was attractive and boyish, but Vellan insisted to himself that this had nothing to do with it. In fairness, it wasn t truly about that. Vellan was an officer and Mira was a warrant officer, which made any such relationship unethical and against regulation, even worse that they were in the same chain of command. Still, Vellan would occasionally pause to eat the eye candy – no harm in looking. He remembered when Mira first arrived. Vellan took him into his office and explained the situation to him. “Mira... I don t know who you are or what you did, but I do know this. You re a junior auditor. That means where you are now, you will remain for the rest of your military career. You will not make any more of a name for yourself than you have. You will not gain promotion. Nobody leaves the auditor corps unless they leave the military. If you choose to leave, I will approve it immediately. There s no reason you should stay in this useless position.” Vellan saw in Mira s eyes – he was hurt. He knew he had enemies, that much was obvious, but he didn t think they d just pack him in a closet and walk away. Mira wrote something to himself, closed the cap on his pen, and then set in Vellan s desk, saying, “I don t need a name. My fingerprints will be on every success of this facility.” Then he walked out. There s an interesting thing about pens in the Imperial military. The commissariat is notoriously tight about office supplies, which makes pens in short supply. Most people who use pens buy their own, and usually those pens are unique to the individual, who buy many of them from some vendor and then hoard them. Putting your pen on someone else s desk might be a kind statement, something of comradeship. It could also be a dolorous statement, a promise of haunting. Regardless, the words of the statement were always the same. Remember me. It was impossible for Vellan to forget him. The pen was a damned good pen. There was a lot of mythology about what someone does with a pen given in this way. Many people, a few of them knowing Vellan s “sensitive” nature, assumed this was a “pen proposal,” based on the urban myth of an officer proposing to another officer with a pen rather than a ring. In Vellan s case, it was just that the pen was that good. You could step on it and it would twist your ankle before breaking. It could withstand up to three seconds under an arc welder. It could write upside-down while underwater, and it could continue writing in arctic cold. It could even fall hundreds of feet, land on a hard surface, and the ink within wouldn t be disrupted. It looked like a narrow bolt of ugly steel, but it was a damned good pen. And it always reminded him of the slow-burning fuse in Prentiss Facility and made him wonder what would happen when the fuse burned down. Mira breathed a cloud of smoke into the small chamber. The organic structure quivered, but slowly relaxed. “You see, I don t think you ve lost every human impulse. I ve studied the biophysics. Yes, I m a tactical and logistical officer studying biophysics. Make jokes on your own time. But my assessment is that you can just barely hear, you can probably feel, and you definitely know things. I hazard the guess that you ve still got the reflexes of a human being, like the touch reflex.” At this, he rested his hand on the organic surface. He took another drag and continued. “Touching a person has an odd effect – it s like melting away barriers, perhaps very slowly. People actually trust you more the more you touch them. Of course, the way you touch them might offset the effect, but the fact of it remains. And touching someone while you talk to them makes them trust you more. So, I m going to tell you about myself.” The cloud was thick in the chamber, but the vent system was doing well to keep it from suffocating him. The engine itself needed to breathe, after all. “I am Mira. I was born to Cralend parents. They are a tribe of desert nomads, if you don t know, the Yellow Men. They re called Yellow Men because the men wear dyed veils. On the desert, water is more expensive than dye, so the dye is pressed into the fabric. There, it deposits back on the skin, giving the men their yellow faces.” The organic structure began to relax. In reality, he had no way of knowing why, but he imagined it was because it was settling to his presence. “The Cralend are warriors. The men go to war because the women want to wed good warriors. The noblewomen have harems of warriors. They can even act as their own harem guards, without losing the goodies.” He had a chuckle to himself over that. “My parents weren t nobles. They got caught in a counter-raid. Their clan had raided a few Imperial caravans, and the Empire ground them into the sand. I was four.” His eyes glazed over slightly as he described this. For him it was reliving a moment in his life that, at the time, was terrible, but now it was just a thing to watch. “I escaped into the desert and followed the oases to an Imperial city. I lived as a street urchin for some years. Officially, I lived like that for ten years, but it was more like seven. Boyish looks, indeed.” He took one last drag of his cigarette, then pulled out another one and lit it off the first one. “And I manged to read. I ve always been literate. I don t know why my mother educated me – no Cralend man gets educated.” He took the spent cigarette and put it out on the “thigh” of the woman-shape in the organic engine. The whole engine had a spasm, clearly feeling the pain of it. He dropped the cigarette on the ground and continued. “That s why I have a woman s name. A mira is a kind of desert flower. It s a woman s name where most people come from, but we re matriarchal. It s a man s name for us. But I read, and I learned. One day, when I was fourteen... officially... I sat in during a wargame at the Gant Academy. It was a rather nice academy. I started criticizing some of the plays made by the players.” He took another drag, and the engine seemed to shift, not certain whether to be comfortable or nervous. “Some aristocrat approached me, a war minister or something. He muttered something about children, and invited me to dinner. Well, there I was, a child who wasn t actually fourteen being invited to dinner by a wealthy stranger. I thought I knew what was going to happen, but it didn t. Instead, he decided he d sponsor me into the Gant Academy. I d learn military discipline, military skills, and all that. I didn t know why, but now I think I do.” He closed his eyes at this. This part wasn t so distant, even though it was six years ago. “He was playing a joke. On everybody. He was playing a joke on me for being an upstart. He was playing a joke on the academy – look at the boy named for a girly flower, the faceless orphan, the filthy gamin in rags, the camel jockey. He was playing a joke on the military, to see what they d do with me. It was all a joke. But the joke was a tough one, because I succeeded. I paid attention and worked, and I had a talent. All Cralend have a talent for war, I figure.” The engine seemed to relax, allowing him to sink slightly into it. A part of him wanted to think it was trying to comfort him, but he knew better. “And that s how I made it here. I m in a position of little authority. I look and sound important and have nothing to do. So, I m improving you. I m going to make you the best that you can be. I m going to drill you, in here, in operations. I ll talk you through it.” His cigarette was burning down, so he pulled out another one. The engine noticeably tensed. Its pattern recognition skills were admirable. “Understand, you are like me. You re in a dead end. The difference is, I m a person and you re a tool. You aren t a person, and you shouldn t confuse yourself into thinking you re one. You may remember being a person, but you gave that up when you walked into this thing. Now you re a possession. You re not even the property of another person – you re the property of a fiction, and Empire that exists only because people say it does.” The engine seemed to shift around, its musculature trying to relax and remaining tense. “I will make you the best tool that you can be. Honest mistakes will gain honest correction, but I do not like thinking I ve been ignored. If I think you re being temperamental,” at this, he lit his second cigarette off the first, “Understand that I ve studied your biophysics and I know how to hurt you most efficiently without causing lasting injury.” He doused the first cigarette against the woman-shape thigh, and the thing struggled as if to come free of its own body. Unfortunately for it, it didn t have the right kind of muscles to do more than rock Mira in his position. Mira took a long drag and breathed it out. “So, I m going to talk you through your operational priorities. I know they ll say certain things, but some rules are always going to be true. Pay extra-close attention to this. These rules are what you live by.” Some time later, Mira was walking down the halls towards his quarters. A Lieutenant Grable looked at him as he passed, and then burst out, “Junior Auditor, how do you explain yourself?” Mira turned and responded, “I don t tend to, sir. What seems to be the trouble?” “The back of your uniform is an ATROCITY. What have you been doing, lying in the mud?” Of course, Grable knew where Mira had been, if not what he was doing. The human silhouettes in the organic engines of the drone fighters wasn t lost on anybody. “I m returning to my quarters to change, sir.” “Of course you are, and we re losing time in your duty position.” Mira wanted to ask what duties he was supposed to be performing, but he restrained himself. “No, sir, I m presently off duty.” Grable was going to go on, but another voice called out, “Auditor. I d like to have a word with you.” It was Commander Philter. “Lieutenant Grable, do you still need Auditor Mira?” Grable knew better than to press when the commander spoke. “No, sir. I take my leave, sir.” He gave a polite bow and walked off. Mira now turned to Vellan. “Commander, how can I help you?” He noticed the pen in Philter s pocket. Mira had bought five of them and more ink cartridges than a regiment could use in a month. He wasn t sure where Philter got his, but he was still using Mira s pen. Philter replied, “The officers believe that you re treating these drones as your pets. They think you have some sick entanglement with them.” Mira smirked. “Do the drones count as being in my chain of command, sir?” If Philter s eyes could shoot beams, those beams would cut straight through Mira s eyes and into the wall behind him. “I know better. The scientists all say that there s intelligence in the drones, but no human intelligence. Anything human in them is absorbed and nullified. You, however, have a different theory. You think there are still women in there.” Mira didn t break his gaze on Vellan. “If that s the case, sir, then these would not be war machines but people. I don t think I d be comfortable treating people in this way.” Vellan nodded. “I see. But still, you think they retain human reactions to events. By building trust from them, you want to make them a better-coordinated fighting unit. The drones do tend to coordinate more closely with each other. They hold very tightly to formations, and they almost reach a point of making command decisions on their own, but never to the point of undermining command.” Mira shifted a bit uncomfortably. “Sir, I need to change my uniform. May we continue this another time?” Vellan smiled. “Of course.” Mira walked past Commander Philter when Philter suddenly asked, “Just one thing. You ve been talking to them, dealing with them, treating them almost like people. What would it mean to you to discover you now have five girlfriends?” Mira stopped at that. He didn t turn to face the Commander, but he replied, “They aren t people. They re tools. They re machines. All I m doing is to play on reflexes that will make them more efficient and effective. There isn t any girl to have as a girlfriend.” Commander Philter nodded. “Fair enough. Thank you.” Mira had said it very professionally. Still, something about what he said made Vellan quite cold.
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Knights of Round 2 サークル：Knights of Round Number Track Name Arranger Original Works Original Tune Length 01 幼心地の有頂天 Eru 東方緋想天 幼心地の有頂天 [04 06] 02 エクステンドアッシュ-蓬莱人 平松俊紀 東方永夜抄 エクステンドアッシュ ～ 蓬莱人 [04 08] 03 花の映る塚 Jesus is Dead 東方花映塚 花の映る塚 [03 33] 04 プレインエイジア Dark PHOENiX 東方永夜抄 プレインエイジア [04 11] 05 Hartmania（from "ハルトマンの妖怪少女"） supply 東方地霊殿 ハルトマンの妖怪少女 [02 44] 06 never surrender（from "クリスタライズシルバー"） Godspeed with supply 東方妖々夢 クリスタライズシルバー [03 30] 07 千年幻想郷 (Blue Streak Mix) Minigun Cheaters vs. Rocket Noobs 東方永夜抄 千年幻想郷 ～ History of the Moon [08 26] 08 メイドと血の懐中時計 SNB 東方紅魔郷 メイドと血の懐中時計 [04 42] 09 少女が見た日本の原風景 ゆう 東方風神録 少女が見た日本の原風景 [03 36] 10 緑眼のジェラシー Justice is Dead 東方地霊殿 緑眼のジェラシー [05 19] 11 懐かしき東方の血 PHOENIX SWORD 東方永夜抄 懐かしき東方の血 [04 17] 12 廃獄ララバイ TeamUD 東方地霊殿 廃獄ララバイ [06 29] 13 地霊達の起床 くみちょ 東方地霊殿 地霊達の起床 [03 51] 詳細 コミックマーケット75(2008/12/29)にて初頒布 イベント価格：1,000円 ショップ価格：1,470円（税込） Arranger アーティスト：Dark PHOENiX (ゆう、姫川紫音) アーティスト：Jesus is Dead (似非、姫川紫音) アーティスト：PHOENIX SWORD (平松俊紀、ゆう) アーティスト：Rocket Noobs (Lix、JOYH-TV) アーティスト：SNB (くみちょ、JOYH-TV) アーティスト：TeamUD (ゆう、JOYH-TV) レビュー 名前 コメント
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one,two,three,four Yeah yeah yeah... Gonna make you dance It s called the BREAKERS STOMP Well! everybody! Hey let s have some fun Come on baby! Do the BREAKERS STOMP you can! Do the BREAKERS STOMP! Come on! Do the stomp! (We are stomping real cool time!) Do the BREAKERS STOMP! Oh yeah! (We are stomping real cool time!) Do the BREAKERS STOMP! Do the BREAKERS STOMP! Well! everybody! Hey let s have some fun Come on baby! Do the BREAKERS STOMP you can! Do the BREAKERS STOMP! Come on! Do the stomp! (We are stomping real cool time!) Do the BREAKERS STOMP! Oh yeah! (We are stomping real cool time!) Do the BREAKERS STOMP! Do the BREAKERS STOMP! Do the BREAKERS STOMP! Come on! Do the stomp! (We are stomping real cool time!) Do the BREAKERS STOMP! Oh yeah! (We are stomping real cool time!) Do the BREAKERS STOMP! Do the BREAKERS STOMP!
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The Count and Countess of Macabre have come to Temuair. They are a dangerous and evil couple. The Count is an emotional monster with an affinity towards bats. The Countess is a deceptively beautiful monster, but in the right light you will see her true nature. They will leave a path of death and destruction if they are not dealt with. The Mundanes ask all Aislings to help rid this evil pair from our land. (This event will begin on Thursday, October 16th and will last until after Halloween. Players must be registered to participate. The following items will be attainable through this event) Macabre Battle Armor (warrior/gladiator only) Macabre Battle Helm (warrior/gladiator only) Macabre Shadow Cloak (male rogue/archer only) Macabre Shadow Sheath (female rogue/archer only) Blue Shadow Hair (male rogue/archer only) Red Shadow Hair (female rogue/archer only) Macabre Hexed Robes (male wizard/summoner only) Macabre Hexed Dress (female wizard/summoner only) Macabre Hexed Hat (wizard/summoner only) Macabre Virtue Coat (male monk/druid only) Macabre Virtue Blouse (female monk/druid only) Virtue Hood (male monk/druid only) Virtue Cap (female monk/druid only) Macabre Divine Robe (male priest/bard only) Macabre Divine Gown (female priest/bard only) Macabre Holy Hat (male priest/bard only) Macabre Bewitched Hat (female priest/bard only) Swamp Witch Pet Undead Hand Fiend Mask Abomination Mask Spectre Mask Dubhaim Helm Pumpkin Costume Pumpkin Cap Pumpkin Slippers Macabre Shoes Coming Soon Zombie Slayer Event Lost Ruins (Ability 10-60, will include new item sets and spells/skills) 名前