Post by Kakita Hiroshi on Aug 19, 2011 9:32:24 GMT -5
OOC: I apologize for the confusion, Yasuki Chad-sama. I posted here, because I though this thread to kind of represent your command tent. After this post, I will also move to Mitsuoko-sama's thread.
Kakita Hiroshi studied the map for a second, and nodded at the Yasuki daimyo's words. “That is a very wise plan, Yasuki Chad-sama. I will position my archers as you said,” he said. He pondered the possibilities for a while, also thinking about Yasuki Chad's weird tone of voice, and added. “After this regrettable battle is over, I would be honored if you accepted my invitation to a tea house here, in Toshi Ranbo, to wash down the woes of war.”
He then bowed to the daimyo and left the command tent.
“Asahina Tamori-san, take the second unit and position to the left of the gate,” he shouted.
“Hai, taisa-sama,” replied his second and led the unit up the fortifications.
“First unit, follow me,” he commanded, and took the remaining archers to man his position.
Overlooking the field, trying to identify the Lion units by their banners, checking the bows of his men for the umpteenth time, counting the arrows, he still wished Kaneka-dono would at the last moment step down and brother would not have to kill brother...
Kakita Hiroshi studied the map for a second, and nodded at the Yasuki daimyo's words. “That is a very wise plan, Yasuki Chad-sama. I will position my archers as you said,” he said. He pondered the possibilities for a while, also thinking about Yasuki Chad's weird tone of voice, and added. “After this regrettable battle is over, I would be honored if you accepted my invitation to a tea house here, in Toshi Ranbo, to wash down the woes of war.”
He then bowed to the daimyo and left the command tent.
“Asahina Tamori-san, take the second unit and position to the left of the gate,” he shouted.
“Hai, taisa-sama,” replied his second and led the unit up the fortifications.
“First unit, follow me,” he commanded, and took the remaining archers to man his position.
Overlooking the field, trying to identify the Lion units by their banners, checking the bows of his men for the umpteenth time, counting the arrows, he still wished Kaneka-dono would at the last moment step down and brother would not have to kill brother...
