An unnamed fighter is honored by the first Emperor of Hyogi-Kai for defeating three of the king's most dangerous enemies. After Nameless recounts his battles, the king challenges the story, claiming Nameless to be an assassin. Nameless reveals the conspiracy and how one of the assassins, Broken Arrow, refused, sharing the king's dream of a unified and peaceful Hyogi-Kai. He gives the king a scroll from Arrow, which describes the ideal warrior, who paradoxically, should have no desire to kill. Realizing the wisdom of these words, Nameless abandons his mission and spares the king. Reluctantly, the king orders Nameless to be executed for the assassination attempt, understanding that in order to unify the nation, he must enforce the law. Following his death, Nameless receives a hero's funeral.
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A History of the rise of the Coral Empire
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Before the Zhou dynasty, solar calendars were used to mark the passage of time. The Zhou Calendar,, began with the founding of Gisei Toshi, an event which defined the year 1. Each successive year since the founding of that city had counted up from year 1. This method was very consistent and had achieved widespread use in record keeping throughout the Empire, even among the Turtle Clan family historians. The Phoenix Clan uses a modified calendar, called the 5 Elements Calendar (五行曆; 五行历), which derives from the Wu Xing. Based off of the date of the Phoenix Clan's founding; this was occasionally used by other clans, including the Wolf Clan.
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The Hero Assassin & The First Emperor
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