Chapter 225: Hmm . . . My Perfect Host
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I was in Asuka Town, located in a lush forest surrounded by towering trees and sparkling streams. The town's buildings were made of wood and stone, crafted with exquisite detail, and decorated with intricate carvings and murals. The streets were narrow and winding, with quaint shops and cafes nestled among the buildings.
Asuka was renowned throughout the land as a center of arts, attracting artists and performers from far and wide. The town's main venue, the Asuka Theater, was a grand building with a soaring roof and a stage that could accommodate large productions.
The overreaching small hill was a grand building crafted with delicate detail and adorned with elaborate carvings and frescoes. It was constructed from gleaming white marble, which shimmered in the sunlight and gave the palace an ethereal quality.
I observed as I sat in the café, sipping my coffee. Behind the thick walls of the building, I felt the energy and excitement in the air. The chatter around me was all about the upcoming ball, which everyone seemed to be hyped about.
The café itself was cozy and welcoming, with warm lighting and comfortable seating. The walls were adorned with colorful paintings, and the aroma of freshly brewed coffee filled the air.
The creatures around were dressed in their finest attire, with women in elegant dresses and men in crisp suits. They were all abuzz with excitement, discussing the party and their plans for the evening. Some were even practicing dance steps in anticipation of the night's festivities.
I overheard snippets of conversation, catching glimpses of the different personalities that made up the town. There was a group of artists discussing their latest works, a pair of young lovers planning a romantic evening, and a group of musicians tuning their instruments for the ball.
I also noticed the café's owner, a middle-aged woman with a warm smile and a quick wit, chatting with her regular customers and welcoming newcomers. She seemed to know everyone by name and took great pride in creating a welcoming atmosphere for all who entered.
Most of the creatures present were Elves. There were halflings and dwarves, but most were Elves, white and black.
The townsfolk here sure was creative. They would be an excellent addition to my city. I needed skilled workers on my turf.
My other self's aim was Blue River Town, but I had other ideas.
House Beedsby is a bannermen to house Asuka. If I could get Ravos and Serenia to shift to my side, then that meant that all the houses that were pledged to them should be mine, right?
On what?
It's worth the shot.
It would be much quicker if I did. I would gain allies, troops, and blueprints in one go.
No need.
They're more useful to me, alive than dead.
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I was in Asuka Town, located in a lush forest surrounded by towering trees and sparkling streams. The town's buildings were made of wood and stone, crafted with exquisite detail, and decorated with intricate carvings and murals. The streets were narrow and winding, with quaint shops and cafes nestled among the buildings.
Asuka was renowned throughout the land as a center of arts, attracting artists and performers from far and wide. The town's main venue, the Asuka Theater, was a grand building with a soaring roof and a stage that could accommodate large productions.
The overreaching small hill was a grand building crafted with delicate detail and adorned with elaborate carvings and frescoes. It was constructed from gleaming white marble, which shimmered in the sunlight and gave the palace an ethereal quality.
I observed as I sat in the café, sipping my coffee. Behind the thick walls of the building, I felt the energy and excitement in the air. The chatter around me was all about the upcoming ball, which everyone seemed to be hyped about.
The café itself was cozy and welcoming, with warm lighting and comfortable seating. The walls were adorned with colorful paintings, and the aroma of freshly brewed coffee filled the air.
The creatures around were dressed in their finest attire, with women in elegant dresses and men in crisp suits. They were all abuzz with excitement, discussing the party and their plans for the evening. Some were even practicing dance steps in anticipation of the night's festivities.
I overheard snippets of conversation, catching glimpses of the different personalities that made up the town. There was a group of artists discussing their latest works, a pair of young lovers planning a romantic evening, and a group of musicians tuning their instruments for the ball.
I also noticed the café's owner, a middle-aged woman with a warm smile and a quick wit, chatting with her regular customers and welcoming newcomers. She seemed to know everyone by name and took great pride in creating a welcoming atmosphere for all who entered.
Most of the creatures present were Elves. There were halflings and dwarves, but most were Elves, white and black.
The townsfolk here sure was creative. They would be an excellent addition to my city. I needed skilled workers on my turf.
My other self's aim was Blue River Town, but I had other ideas.
House Beedsby is a bannermen to house Asuka. If I could get Ravos and Serenia to shift to my side, then that meant that all the houses that were pledged to them should be mine, right?
On what?
It's worth the shot.
It would be much quicker if I did. I would gain allies, troops, and blueprints in one go.
No need.
They're more useful to me, alive than dead.
CrossI was in Asuka Town, located in a lush forest surrounded by towering trees and sparkling streams. The town's buildings were made of wood and stone, crafted with exquisite detail, and decorated with intricate carvings and murals. The streets were narrow and winding, with quaint shops and cafes nestled among the buildings.Asuka was renowned throughout the land as a center of arts, attracting artists and performers from far and wide. The town's main venue, the Asuka Theater, was a grand building with a soaring roof and a stage that could accommodate large productions.The overreaching small hill was a grand building crafted with delicate detail and adorned with elaborate carvings and frescoes. It was constructed from gleaming white marble, which shimmered in the sunlight and gave the palace an ethereal quality.I observed as I sat in the caf, sipping my coffee. Behind the thick walls of the building, I felt the energy and excitement in the air. The chatter around me was all about the upcoming ball, which everyone seemed to be hyped about.The caf itself was cozy and welcoming, with warm lighting and comfortable seating. The walls were adorned with colorful paintings, and the aroma of freshly brewed coffee filled the air.The creatures around were dressed in their finest attire, with women in elegant dresses and men in crisp suits. They were all abuzz with excitement, discussing the party and their plans for the evening. Some were even practicing dance steps in anticipation of the night's festivities.I overheard snippets of conversation, catching glimpses of the different personalities that made up the town. There was a group of artists discussing their latest works, a pair of young lovers planning a romantic evening, and a group of musicians tuning their instruments for the ball.I also noticed the caf's owner, a middle-aged woman with a warm smile and a quick wit, chatting with her regular customers and welcoming newcomers. She seemed to know everyone by name and took great pride in creating a welcoming atmosphere for all who entered.Most of the creatures present were Elves. There were halflings and dwarves, but most were Elves, white and black.The townsfolk here sure was creative. They would be an excellent addition to my city. I needed skilled workers on my turf.My other self's aim was Blue River Town, but I had other ideas. House Beedsby is a bannermen to house Asuka. If I could get Ravos and Serenia to shift to my side, then that meant that all the houses that were pledged to them should be mine, right?On what?It's worth the shot.It would be much quicker if I did. I would gain allies, troops, and blueprints in one go.No need.They're more useful to me, alive than dead.
