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EVENT ▸ EMPIRE OF THE CRASHING WAVE

EMPIRE OF THE
CRASHING WAVE

The royalty of Guild Ophelia has managed to hold an audience with Empress Nama of the Celestial Mountains, urging her to meet with the Empress of the Crashing Wave in the interest of finding an accord between their clans. In return, Nama requests that Ophelia take two letters to the Crashing Wave's court, where, as foreigners, they should be received better than any of her own people.

The Empire of the Crashing Wave is a week's travel by foot from the Land of Celestial Mountains, through the forests and farms of the Flowerlands. There is no visible indication that this universe was once two, with even the road leading through the Flowerlands heading seamlessly toward the sea.

The farms and villages in the outskirts of the Empire of the Crashing Wave are decorated in seashells and motifs of the sea, and the closer one gets to the city, the stronger the scent of the ocean becomes. Once the city proper is reached, Ophelia's magitek projects words in front of their eyes that only they can see:

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» EMPIRE OF THE CRASHING WAVE
A progressive society that values innovation. Main sources of income: fishing, pearl diving, jewelry crafting, shipbuilding. Politically matriarchal; socially egalitarian. Empress YOUMI resides at the PEACEFUL TIDE.

No events scheduled. You may wish to survey the surrounding area.

The city is built right on the ocean's edge, with some parts of it even jutting out into the sea on bridges and piers. The castle, Peaceful Tide, is built high above the rest; guards will stop anyone at the gates and, if shown the correspondence from Empress Nama, will deliver the letters directly to Empress Youmi. Attempts to seek an audience with Youmi will be rebuffed for the time being, so you may as well take in the sights...

▸ A PROMISING DEVELOPMENT

Unlike the Land of Celestial Mountains, men may move freely here, the matriarchal rules of the land only extending to politics. Men and women work alongside each other in all sections of the city, nobles and commoners alike, and even the guards have men among their ranks. In the Artisan District, potters, musicians, and artists line the streets and sell their wares, work, or discuss their craft with each other.

Closer to the Beach, there is a boardwalk where young couples stroll alongside grandparents chasing after their grandchildren, electric lamps bathing the wooden planks in a warm glow at night. Fishermen haul in their daily catch in buckets and nets, trailed by a gaggle of hopeful cats. Beachcombers and pearl divers populate the beach as well, making it a clear place for work instead of play.

A few days after Ophelia's arrival in sea clan territory, a bell rings loudly in the late afternoon, drawing citizens toward the castle. Guards stop anyone from getting too close, though the populace seems to know what to expect -- soon, a beautiful woman in an elaborate blue kimono appears in an upper balcony.

When viewing the woman, Ophelia's magitek will tell them:

» EMPRESS YOUMI
Leader of the EMPIRE OF THE CRASHING WAVE.
30 years old. SPECIES: Human. MEDICAL CONCERNS: Lactose intolerant.

The crowd cheers at Youmi's arrival, only quieting once she raises her hand. She speaks clearly and confidently, her voice carrying easily across the assembly.

"I have received a letter from Her Imperial Majesty Nama of the Land of Celestial Mountains. She informs me that their spring festival was interrupted by an attack from our own people, working without my knowledge or consent," Youmi begins, holding her hand up again when a displeased rumble begins to ripple through the crowd. It's unclear if they're perturbed by the ambush or by Nama herself. Once all is silent again, she continues.

"She has detained the criminals, for that is what they are, and assures me she will not bring this to the battlefield. I will send her an agreement to the terms, but hear this: any who escalate this further will be slain by my order. I have spoken. The spirits of the sea watch over us all."

Youmi then retreats back into the castle. While some citizens cheer their empress's decree, others mutter unhappily amongst themselves as they disperse and go about their business.

▸ BUT TROUBLE CONTINUES

The rest of the day following Youmi's decree goes by without incident, leaving time for Ophelia to stop by the sake breweries near the sea or travel back through the forests of the Flowerlands for hunting, hot springs, or simply enjoying the nature of Hanabira. With war averted and the empresses in communication, it seems as though Ophelia's time in this universe will draw to a close soon.

As the sun sinks down, finding a place to sleep might be a good idea. There are hotels in the city, but for those who are trying to be a little more frugal, the Flowerlands is a good place to set up camp for free. Doro, the Lord of the Flowerlands, has heard of Ophelia's efforts in starting communication between the empresses as well, and offers rooms in his castle in thanks; if war were to start between the two, his land would suffer for it.

During the night, those who accept Doro's invitation will hear a commotion very nearby, steel clashing against steel. Doro and his daughters rush out, weapons drawn, and straight into a skirmish between sea and mountain clan ronin. The warriors are fighting to kill, and in their fervor, someone's fire arrow alights a farmhouse on Doro's property. The farmers need to be rescued and the fire put out, and while the warriors will likely kill each other, they could also be subdued to prevent further damage. Please let the mods know with a link to the thread if your character is killing or capturing any of the ronin.

After the skirmish, Doro must be brought back inside his castle, having been wounded during the battle. He pleads with Ophelia to continue to help, as it looks like a tentative truce by the empresses is not enough to calm the citizens. Since they were so successful in receiving an audience with Nama, he believes they can propose a way the two empires can live in harmony.

Throughout the next two weeks, skirmishes between the clans are peppered throughout the Flowerlands, some leaving bodies behind and some leaving damage to farms and forest. It looks like Ophelia's peacekeeping mission just became a lot more hands-on: keep the skirmishes from getting out of control while still working toward a way to end the conflict once and for all.

▸ OOC NOTES

This log will last for two IC weeks: the first three days will be free exploration, and day four is Youmi's proclamation and the skirmish in the Flowerlands. Your characters are free to explore for the next ten days, during which further skirmishes will occur. If you have questions about this log or the overall mission, please ask them on the dossier. Questions about Futurology in general should be directed to the FAQ.

▸ Coming next log: Peace proposals! Get your brainstorming started now.

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▸ Uniform Design Contest is open! Submissions are due 28 February 23:59 UTC. Gamewide voting will be in March.

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The beach appears to be a popular area, but perhaps not for the same reasons a modern character might expect. Rather than being a spot for fun and relaxation, it appears to be many citizens of the empire's workplace. A fisherman sits at the pier, reading a book of poetry to pass the time while he waits for a bite. Down by the shore are two women who appear to be pearl divers; one chats enthusiastically at her more reserved companion as they survey their findings. Characters may also search the area.

What will you do?

Peter and Bellamy are going to try and help out the pearl divers in hopes of listening in on what they're chatting about!

The pearl divers don't appear to need help -- this is their livelihood, after all! -- but they're happy to chat with some out-of-towners. They ask if Peter and Bellamy have read any of Empress Youmi's poetry; she has just recently released a book of love poetry that has begun rumors that the long-unmarried empress is pining for a companion.

The book of poetry is familiar to Bellamy, and he reveals that he has actually read some of that poetry when he'd been in the Artisan District. He tells them he likes them, and that the empress' ideas on love remind him of the Greek Goddess Aphrodite. Peter, while he may not have read the poetry, asks if the empress has any known suitors, given the impression the book of poetry has given anyone who has read it.

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Ginko and Arya are going to chat up the pearl divers!

Ginko will ask what they think about the mountain clan/empress nama, and if they've heard of the attack on their spring festival by people wearing water clan colors, if they're concerned about war breaking out, etc.

Arya will focus on the attack on the festival, playing up the “we’re travelers moving through the several lands so would rather not be in the wrong place you know how that goes” angle and mostly be using her fledgling assassin skills to check how much of the answers they get is truth, how much is hyperbole, how much seems fake.

The pearl divers don't know very much about Nama or the Mountain Clan; from their perspective, the Mountain Clan didn't exist before a few months ago, so all they know is that they don't belong here. Regarding war, they say it would be foolish for the Mountain Clan to try, as the Sea Clan has powerful allies across the sea and can easily mount a defense.

They have heard about the ambush on the Mountain Clan festival and while they don't agree with the actions taken, they can certainly understand why some would take it upon themselves to do such a thing. They suggest that, as travelers, the two should stick close to Sea Clan territory, since if war were to break out, the Flowerlands would be a logical battleground, being between the two empires. As far as Arya can tell, there's nothing dishonest about anything they've said.

Laphicet will once again be going solo and spending time with the fisherman sitting at the pier (both as part of exploration and leisurely time.) Of course, since he's invisible, he won't be able to talk or interact with him directly. So, he's mostly just listening in for any conversations that might take place and observing their surroundings. He'll be peering over his shoulder at the poetry book and whenever he gets a bite, he'll grab the rod to assist reeling in the fish.

The fisherman exclaims to anyone who will listen that he has been blessed by a helpful spirit who has given him the best fishing haul of his life! He begins to leave an offering of rice and candles at the docks every evening when he leaves as thanks to the "spirit."

Other than that, he indulges in gossip with a few other fishermen about the marital status of Empress Youmi; she has been empress for ten years without taking a suitor, so it's a common topic of conversation.

Aloy and Kylo Ren will be speaking to the pearl divers, with Kylo focusing on topics regarding their trade: how their business does, how much profit they could stand to earn if tensions between the clans ceased, as well as gauging their temperature on the conflict in general. If they're amicable, he might try to convince them to give over some pearls -- which Aloy will suggest they, you know, will pay for.*

Aloy will ask what the traditional protocol is for forming an alliance between conflicting clans, whether offerings or a list of formal agreements are required, or if marriage is a possible solution. (And also what is involved in/how long would a courtship process take, because they are... super short on time. Not that she says that last part.)

*If alliance or marriage traditions are in particular need of pearls, Kylo Ren may compel them with the Force to hand some over, in which case Aloy will be blissfully unaware :|b

The pearl divers' business has not been very affected by the presence of the Mountain Clan, since they don't come down to the sea so they aren't competition. They hypothesize that if the tensions cease, perhaps they would find more buyers in the Mountain Clan, so their ideal outcome to the conflict would be a lasting peace.

Alliances between clans are not familiar to them in recent history, says one pearl diver; the Sea Clan won Hanabira hundreds of years ago during an extended civil war, so there has been no need for alliances since. The other interjects that the Sea Clan Prince -- Youmi's elder brother -- was married to a foreign queen across the sea, which she imagines is similar. The courtship was a very formal affair, with Youmi and the queen communicating for weeks in regards to what an alliance between their two nations would mean. The wedding took place only days after the prince agreed to it.

The pearl divers also disclose that Youmi's brother brought pearls -- among other fine Sea Clan crafts -- to his prospective wife in order to symbolize what the Sea Clan has to offer. Those who wish to purchase pearls fine enough for a wedding dowry ought to be prepared to pay a steep price, they say, but Kylo Ren is somehow persuasive enough that they hand over two large pearls, each a half inch in diameter.

Upon entering the Artisan District, it's immediately clear that the Empire of the Crashing Wave is very, very different from the Mountain Clan. There's a distinct air of pretension and pomposity throughout, and where the Mountain Clan sold mainly items of practical value or military significance, the Sea Clan focuses almost entirely on items of beauty and artistic value. A man plays a flute with a donation box nearby, in which passersby drop their coins; he appears to make a living entirely as a musician. On the other side of the Artisan District, an older woman waxes poetic about the intricately detailed pottery sold at her stall. Nothing she's saying is incorrect, but somehow, it all sounds a bit snobby. Characters may also search the area.

What will you do?

Majima and Inuyasha will be searching the area! Inuyasha will be mostly using his sense of smell (typical) to try to figure out if there's anything in the waves area like there had been in the mountains.

Basically, he's looking for mountain smells in the sea place or snooping around to see if he can find anything remotely incriminating in the area.

Majima will be looking for people or items that are out of place, and smoothing things over with anyone who takes exception to the eccentric foreigner sniffing around. During their search, he'll keep an eye out for any signs of martial mobilization in particular.

There are no smells that are out of the ordinary; the entirety of the Empire of the Crashing Wave smells like the sea and, unfortunately for Inuyasha's sensitive sense of smell, dead fish. Different smells are in different places -- cooking near restaurants, mud and clay near potters' studios, and so forth -- to the point where nothing is out of the ordinary. Occasionally he may get a whiff of trees or open air from visitors and traders from the Flowerlands, but nothing suspicious.

Majima doesn't find anything very widespread in terms of martial mobilization; generally speaking, citizens of the Sea Clan are listening to Youmi's decree and going about their daily lives. He may run into a few clusters of citizens here and there, grumbling about the continued presence of the Mountain Clan, but they don't talk freely in front of him and will disperse once they notice him snooping.

Rohan, Thrawn and Allura together will approach the old pretentious woman with questions.

Thrawn, ever the charming flatterer, will ask about what sorts of clients and customers she deals with. Particularly he wants to know if her business has been seeing any notable success despite the current political climate of warfare and terrorism afoot.

Allura, who had met with the Mountain Clan empress as part of a group of royals, would want to ask the older woman's opinion on the Mountain Clan. Given her worldly knowledge, she wants to know her opinion on if there could ever be peace between the lands.

Rohan, after the two ask questions of the woman and all is said and done, will activate his power Heaven's Door and turn her into a book. He will be quickly skimming through to grasp at the situation (i.e. the war and disputes) from the perspective of a native who has lived in Crashing Wave all her life. He will also see if she may have any special information that normally wouldn't be shared of any kind. It won't be more than a few minutes so that nobody spots him, and once done he'll write in a command that would erase her memory of him using his power on her.

(if anything about my portion needs to change let me know via PM, i'm happy to meet your requests!)

Thrawn is very successful in flattering the potter, and though she has nothing in particular to announce about any notable changes in her business, she offers to give him a vase at a special discount price. (It's still wildly expensive.) Her clientele, she says, are upper class and have taste as good as his.

The woman has no strong opinion about the Mountain Clan one way or another, as to her perspective, it only appeared several months ago. She has heard rumors that the Empress Nama is young and inexperienced, though, so if peace were to be achieved, it would likely be by taking advantage of her naivete.

When Rohan turns the woman... into a book... he will see that there is nothing of particular interest in the woman's memories regarding the situation at hand. There has been no war in Hanabira for many years, so she has never witnessed anything like this before in her lifetime. Once she is returned to normal, she asks the group if they would like to purchase anything else.

After a nice swim, Lance walks through town and spots the flute player. Dropping some coin into the box, he settles down to listen and enjoy some people-watching; once the man is done, he'll strike up a conversation, telling him that he's a visitor and chatting happily about how much the Crashing Wave reminds him of home, except home never had any rulers as pretty as Empress Youmi...he means no disrespect, of course.

Eventually, he does seque into more serious topics, if the man doesn't mind! He's wondering about Youmi's announcement: do the people feel relieved about her speaking up? Has the city felt unsafe lately? Given that the Empire has plenty of allies, would they look positively on an alliance between clans? They're joined by Rhys, who follows up by asking about the Empire's history of trade, and whether or not it's been more militaristic in the past. After wrapping up their chat, they'll thank the man for his time and music, and be on their way. (Also, Lance will drop more coin in the box, since RHYS DIDN'T.)

The flute player gushes about Empress Youmi, given the chance: "She's my muse!" he says, "There will never be a ruler as beautiful or graceful as Her Imperial Majesty!" It takes a little effort to get him to settle down and talk about anything else, but he's very thoughtful when he does.

The city has gotten used to the presence of the Mountain Clan; when they first appeared several months ago, they were all very nervous -- business didn't go so well with so many people staying off the streets -- but it's returned to some semblance of normalcy. He hears some people pleased about Youmi's proclamation and others who are not, though he personally would like some kind of alliance to be formed; the Mountain Clan, he's heard, don't know very much about the arts, so he could have a monopoly there. (There are a lot of flute players in the Sea Clan.)

To Rhys's questions, the flute player explains that the empire has traditionally traded to the Flowerlands and across the sea; they have a lot of connections to neighboring nations in that way, and are accustomed to peace. There has not been any kind of war in the past few generations, after a civil war was won in the Crashing Wave's favor, but they keep a fleet of military ships in case of attack from the water.

Sometime during the series of skirmishes between the two empires, it appears the Flowerlands got caught in the crossfire. Two men and their daughter stand outside their farm, cleaning up the rubble of their grain storage. It looks as if a tornado blew through. Perhaps they would be willing to talk, but only if some generous strangers would lend a helping hand. Characters may also search the area, but be warned -- any suspicious-looking foreigners will be chased off their land.

What will you do?

On a misty early morning, Shouta Aizawa and a decent sized group of people will arrive at this farm. He'll be accompanied by Alucard, Bortz, Zarya, Jason, Maya, and Luke Skywalker. Before asking any questions, they'll all pitch in to help moving rocks and putting everything to rights. After they've spent the day helping with whatever this family might need, Aizawa will ask if they'd like to talk.

Upon an affirmative answer, Aizawa's first question would be the obvious: what happened here? He'd specifically want to know if either side started this particular conflict, if it was too chaotic to tell, etc. He'd ask their opinion on the situation--more precisely, what side they think the Flowerlands would take in the event of a war. Zarya wants to know what the family might consider an ideal outcome.

Alucard would ask for opinions on the Empresses. Jason would focus on speaking to the farmers' daughter, asking about the things she's seen lately--anything unusual, her personal thoughts on what's happening, and anything she might know about the history of the area.

Maya would ask for their thoughts on Doro, specifically about how he maintains power as a man operating in a matriarchal society with a kingdom situated between two Empresses. How do they feel about him personally? About how the Flowerlands is faring in this conflict? And do they have any suspicions regarding a driving force behind all this?

The others would just ask if the farmers needed any more help (Luke would also gladly discuss farming).

The family is very grateful for the help, and is willing to answer the questions posed. To Aizawa's question about who started this specific skirmish, it appeared to have been a mutual conflict; sea and mountain clean travelers happened to run into each other outside the farm and got into an argument that quickly spiraled into violence. The farmers take a moment to think about what side the Flowerlands would take in the conflict before finally coming to the conclusion that, due to Lord Doro's ties to Empress Nama, it would likely officially side with her, though that doesn't mean every subject would agree.

As for Zarya's question, both men immediately agree that their ideal outcome would be a cessation of hostilities entirely! As long as the two sides are at each other's throats, the Flowerlands is going to keep feeling the brunt of it. One of them brings up that the mountain clan taking some of the sea clan's culture would also be ideal, as it would make things easier for the men of Hanabira. Other than that, they don't have much of an opinion on the matter; they're farmers, so they are relatively removed from politics.

To Alucard's question about the empresses, they explain that have no real opinion about Empress Youmi, since from their perspective, the Empire of the Crashing Wave only appeared out of nowhere a few months ago. Empress Nama is young, they say, and they have heard rumors of her inexperience, but beyond that, they don't have much of an opinion on this, either.

Their daughter is about eleven, so she is needlessly sassy to everything Jason asks: she hasn't seen anything unusual beyond a big group of foreigners bothering her. (She means you.) She has the same opinion as her parents on the fighting, that she would like it to stop, and doesn't have a lot to say about the history. The farm has been in her family for about a thousand years, she says, to which one of her fathers corrects her: it's been two generations.

For Maya's questions, they're a little surprised she doesn't know Doro's history, as to them it's common knowledge; after his wife the Lady Sayuri died of prolonged illness, Doro became Lord of the Flowerlands. Despite the people's uncertainty in the beginning of his reign, most people in the Flowerlands now have confidence in his ability to lead them, the two men included. As to how the Flowerlands is faring, they gesture at the rubble around them: not good. The fighting is slowly destroying their land. They're puzzled about her question regarding who's behind everything, though, because it's very clear to them that the sea and mountain clans fighting over each other's presence is the problem here.

They're pleased to discuss farming with Luke, and though they politely refuse any further help, if pushed, they will gratefully accept assistance in harvesting their crops.

At night, after there’s been more than one skirmish in the Flowerlands, Simon, 9S and 2B (who are among those who have accepted Doro’s invitation) will be (making an attempt at) searching Doro’s castle for information, especially records of correspondence or conflict involving the Flowerlands and the two empires outside of what Doro’s been willing to divulge to Ophelia — or involving anyone else in the Flowerlands who’s not-so-neutral and not-so-third-party.

Simon will look for desks, side tables, anywhere with drawers or compartments that look like they could contain important documents. He’ll also be pacing rooms for things that stick out as looking like they’re meant to be kept secret*. In addition he’ll be occasionally trying to rein in 9S, who will try to search absolutely everywhere he possibly can just because he can, including through the guy’s clothing.

2B will be primarily playing bodyguard/lookout/2Babysitter and looking for weapons rather than intel.

*okay yes he’s looking for hidden doors. It’s a medieval castle, it could happen.

There are no hidden doors to be found, but Doro's correspondence is openly on display in his quarters. Most of the letters are from farmers variably asking for more time on their rent or thanking him for the well wishes about their sick oxen or similar things. By all accounts, Doro is a caring and capable ruler.

On his writing desk, there is a letter from Empress Nama, dated the day previous. She expresses worry about the situation in the Flowerlands and informs him that she sent Empress Youmi a personal note along with her message about not proclaiming war, and hopes to receive an answer soon.

There is also a half-written response from Doro, in which he assures his cousin he will stand behind her if the Land of Celestial Mountains are attacked, although he urges her not to let her advisors pressure her; fighting would mean that the Flowerlands will suffer the most, and she is strong enough to make decisions without them. He also thanks her for her concern, but knows that if she were to send Mountain Clan samurai, it would only worsen the situation. (As for her correspondence with Youmi, he has heard that she's as kind as she is beautiful, so surely she'll answer soon!)

There are also weapons in the castle, meant primarily for use by guards: the majority are polearms, but there are a few swords mounted on the walls.

Hayame, Rey, Loki, and Urahara will be patrolling the Flowerlands, and in the process lend their aid cleaning up the ravaged farm.

Throughout the labor, Rey will ask how the family feels about the two Empresses, the recent proclamation, and what they think the clans want out of conflict with each other. Hayame will question more along the lines of if they've seen anything suspicious recently (besides their farm being attacked...) that could point to the direction of a possible enemy base/gathering place. Urahara will poke about their feelings on Doro, and inquire about whether it would be simpler if the Flowerlands were declared independent and could trade between the two clans on their own terms to sort of gauge the feeling of local villagers. Loki will ask about any unrest regarding either empress, particularly in the Flowerlands themselves, as well as their impressions of how Doro's been treating them.

And they will put all the rubble in a very nice pile per local intstruction before giving the area a sweep for wandering dissidents and going on their way.

The couple is very grateful for the help, with their daughter sticking close to Hayame and Rey, pleased about the presence of competent-looking women.

The family is from the universe where the Sea Clan didn't exist (though they don't say it in these exact words), so they don't have much to say about Empress Youmi. They've heard she's kind and the Sea Clan in general is more permissive about men, which they hope will someday extend to the Mountain Clan. Empress Nama is young and some say inexperienced, though they are only farmers so they don't know what it takes to rule an empire. The conflict seems to be mostly about the close proximity of the empires to each other, though the men don't really have a solution. Their daughter suggests putting all the Sea Clan on big boats and making them go away forever.

To Hayame's question, they haven't really noticed anything of the sort. From what they can tell, the skirmishes are completely by chance from the factions running into each other in the Flowerlands. They're perplexed by Urahara's line of questioning, since the Flowerlands is already independent of both empires, and are free to trade with whomever they wish.

To Loki's questions, they don't know anything about unrest within the empires, living in the Flowerlands as they do and not knowing much about politics besides. Lord Doro, they say, is a kind and fair ruler, and they haven't heard any of their neighbors complain about him.

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