LINESII- Into the Darkness- Part II

We've got 3 high schools (rich school, poor school, Catholic school) and 1 advanced programs school. 1 K-12 French School.

The rest of the territory has a bunch of tiny K-12 schools.
 
Not to be a pest, but has there been any further progress on the update? (Or at least on the homework?)
 
Homework is coming along well, and I do bits of work on the update if I can't do work for some reason.
 
Iggy, has there been any "mysterious" lights and etc over Guangfei for the last 600 years? ;)
 
Yes, NAO Orbital Lasers trying to penetrate the Alexandrine Panda defense shield. :p

Absurd, everyone knows that NAO has long diverted her attention to their coup against their ex-leader in the TNES verse :p
 
For the record, I sent two PMs to Iggy as well ;)
 
For the record, I sent crappy orders considering that this will be a pivital moment in my line of descent.
 
For the record, my orders were totally awesome because they were incredibly simple.
 
From The Secret Memoirs of Na-Shimin

“Despite all the evils committed by the Bladeists, one has not yet been added to the list. They have yet to bore one to death. After all, they are the most interesting peoples in the world.” –Princess Liu Shi

The splendor of the Imperial State has never been greater. Gorin, Khemri and Guangfei. The Three Greatest Imperial States the world has to see. The Valins believe in the absurd notion of the “rule by the people” and not the glory that an Empire brings. Their blind faith in their One and their love of a Republic shall be their inevitable undoing. For the Imperial State is the finest government known to man.

With a benevolent monarch, there can be no greater benefit towards man and society. Yet what goes up must come down. It is inevitable and I know that in my heart the glory of the Han cannot last forever. Even, Heaven Forbid, that one day the Imperial State will fall. For 600 years Emperors have reigned and ruled but I know a time will come when it shall end. And so, I have divined and focused my energy to see the future of my beloved homeland. The Land of The Great Rivers and the Land of the Dragon.

Her future is not clear, murky it is indeed. Dirt and pollutants fill the basin and I see conflicting views of the fate of Guangfei. Each revealing in their own, all in great despair and tragedy…

The great house shall fall,
As the old order ends.
The head shall drown
in its own blood.
It shall be lifted to the heavens,
and a great cheer shall come.

Great armies shall march through the Gates,
moving barns they shall be with mighty hosts.
Birds shall be flying under the grey night sky,
the earth and heavens shall shudder.
And an old man shall weep one last time.

Seven shall be the number that shall end,
four shall be the ones to land the blow.
Three shall divide the first,
and two shall reign for divine.
One to rule them all


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“Hell has no fury like a woman scorned...”–Lao Tzu

It was a dimly lit room, if not a dark one. Sparsely decorated, and a plain room to boot with no traces of its true purpose. It was a small room in a small building, one of many in the large commercial district of Guanzhong in the second ring. The sole objects in that room was a plain wooden desk, two chairs, a set of writing utensils, a shrine, and a painting of the Shun Emperor. The sole inhabitant was a young woman, in her early twenties. No one would ever call her beautiful, she was simply pretty.

The eyes showed nothing but the cold soul somewhere behind them. The sword at her side and the crossbow on the desk did nothing to deter her cold reptilian image. Clad in the rough clothes of peasants she looked like one. She was smiling now, the angelic smile of an Oneists Angel as she looked through the papers she carried in her hands under the light of the candles.

The smile did not fit with her eyes and as she took a quill and wrote a few characters on a sheet of paper, the angelic smile became a demonic one. A woman in her natural environment, her natural talents, and satisfied in it. On cue, an attendant from the outside came in and approached the desk bowing once before taking the pro-offered document and leaving the room. The woman was left to her work, once more in idle bliss with one thought in mind.

Death to the Valins…
 
WHY DOES NO ONE COMMENT ON MY SHORT STORIES?!?!?!? :cry:
 
Yes I do? :D
 
Well, I like your predictions... open to many interpretations, so almost guaranteed to be right. ;)

I like the style. It's not so long that one loses interest, but long and well-written enough to be engaging.
 
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