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This is a 20'x 20' x 10' tent. It contains a large desk with
many papers on it. In one corner is a smaller desk. A man sits at this desk filling in
forms. The forms are all requisition forms, details of the men who have already signed up,
lists of units and their estimated capability etc. |
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From here they will be part of the army. If they want to
leave they can get a day pass, not longer. Their wages will be 1 GP per day. |
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A different description for travel is given depending on
which day it is when they start marching. The army does not march until day seven. |
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If they do not offer their blip then the General will
introduce them to Lieutenant Long Li Ching. He explains that they will have a guard of
twenty troops and that they will be part of the Third Corps Special Forces. Lieutenant Li
Ching then leads them to their tent and introduces them to the other members of their
troop. There are four guards on duty. |
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If they do offer their blip between days one to seven the
general will accept. He tells them that, if they are still willing, their task will be to
go to Wu Tze Lee and kill the leader there before the army of Hel Churl arrives. He will
tell them that Wu Tze Lee has a Central Keep that is regarded as the best built in the
Middle Kingdom. It has three levels and a roof. The leader is called Wu Tze Fang and
should be on the third level. He will explain that their other option is to stay with the
army and be part of the attack. He will hold them in reserve until the final attack and
they will join the Third Corps Special Forces. The army should arrive at Wu Tze Lee on day
twelve. |
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This man is an uncle of Hang Bu Fang. His name is Hang Wei
Li. He (and his family) will be glad to side with the Tang's if they find all the opals
and if their city continues to prosper under a Tang Dynasty as it has under the Mings. He
will tell them that they are no-longer allied to the Mings because the Mings have become
incompetent and have lost their mandate to rule both in Heaven and on Earth. |
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The soldiers know that they are going to fight their arch
enemies the Wu Tze Leeians. They expect to win easily. This will enable them to legally
extend their influence over the entire Shan Peninsula. |
