Post by Shinta_Himura on Oct 21, 2006 17:08:28 GMT -5
Brief introduction to the conflict. The heroic daimyo of Yamato region named Ioshimitsu Yamato, faces his evil side who had separated from him. The evil side of him is demon lord by the name Nobunaga, who's ambition is to take over the world, starting from Japan and plunge it into darkness. With help of his loyal vassals and officers, Ioshimitsu manages to chase Nobunaga army to it's last foot hold at Azuchi Castle and the final battle is closing in.
~Banks of lake Biwa, Kyoto side~
The main force of Yamato army had arrived at the banks in the early morning, although it was spring, the lake was covered in ice. The mounted, elite, tiger spear cavalry awaited the orders from their comander, Shogun Ioshimitsu himself. He rode his black steed up to the very edge of the big lake and peered into the distance with his one good eye. Almost imidiately he got the feeling that it was all the work of Genma and that the ambush avaited them somewhere in the middle of the lake.
"Begin the preparations to cross the lake. One portion will cross it on ice, while our unit will search for the open water route to use boats. The heavy artillery shall be moved by land to the bambardment possitions."
He had ordered his troops, before riding off at his encampment.
~Banks of lake Biwa, Kyoto side~
The main force of Yamato army had arrived at the banks in the early morning, although it was spring, the lake was covered in ice. The mounted, elite, tiger spear cavalry awaited the orders from their comander, Shogun Ioshimitsu himself. He rode his black steed up to the very edge of the big lake and peered into the distance with his one good eye. Almost imidiately he got the feeling that it was all the work of Genma and that the ambush avaited them somewhere in the middle of the lake.
"Begin the preparations to cross the lake. One portion will cross it on ice, while our unit will search for the open water route to use boats. The heavy artillery shall be moved by land to the bambardment possitions."
He had ordered his troops, before riding off at his encampment.
