Two Hearts Twice Divided: an Instalment [Open|OoC]

[Ardavia]

Arda: How about no

Oale: I don't know why that's so funny to me

*cri*

still, if you'll want to find out by sending in forces, the practically active warzone of the NT-zone and the zone we hold around Nuremberg is a good bet for sneaking about hidden.

The rest is more peaceful and stuff. And it's kept under tighter wraps, at least the NFE zone. Still, your choice. That's just how I understand the situation.

[Oaledonia]

Meanwhile, in the Oaledonian pathfinders

[Themiclesia]

Well, I made a rather dark post about a funeral of a general who defended Free Themiclesia to his death.

Tell me about what you think.

[Monfrox]

Maybe after my WW2 propaganda film festival

[Chedastan]

Well, I made a rather dark post about a funeral of a general who defended Free Themiclesia to his death.

Tell me about what you think.

...Why would Chedastan be friendly with the free side again? Like a reason to excuse... well, that.

[The Grey Wolf]

Maybe after my WW2 propaganda film festival

I love WW2 propaganda.

[Themiclesia]

Well, I made a rather dark post about a funeral of a general who defended Free Themiclesia to his death.

Tell me about what you think.

...Why would Chedastan be friendly with the free side again? Like a reason to excuse... well, that.

Because Oale is.

[The Soodean Imperium]

Maybe after my WW2 propaganda film festival

I love WW2 propaganda.

Did someone say WW2 propaganda?

*grabs popcorn and Soviet movies*

[The Grey Wolf]

Well, I made a rather dark post about a funeral of a general who defended Free Themiclesia to his death.

Tell me about what you think.

Doesn't seem dark.

[Themiclesia]

Do the Riefenstahl films qualify as propaganda?

[Chedastan]

...Why would Chedastan be friendly with the free side again? Like a reason to excuse... well, that.

Because Oale is.

Yep, I suppose that's good enough reason.

[The Grey Wolf]

I love WW2 propaganda.

Did someone say WW2 propaganda?

*grabs popcorn and Soviet movies*

German propaganda is the best.

[The Soodean Imperium]

Well, I made a rather dark post about a funeral of a general who defended Free Themiclesia to his death.

Tell me about what you think.

The contrast with Soodean funerary traditions is absolutely astounding.

[Themiclesia]

Well, I made a rather dark post about a funeral of a general who defended Free Themiclesia to his death.

Tell me about what you think.

The contrast with Soodean funerary traditions is absolutely astounding.

It's closely modelled after yours, actually.

[The Soodean Imperium]

The contrast with Soodean funerary traditions is absolutely astounding.

It's closely modelled after yours, actually.

...are you sure?

Soodean funerary tradition is (in very summarized terms) to burn the deceased down to fine ashes, preferably on the same day they passed away, and store those ashes in a small sarcophagus, which is then placed in an ancestral shrine.

[The Fallen Jedi]

I don't know what exactly to post about.

[Monfrox]

Did someone say WW2 propaganda?

*grabs popcorn and Soviet movies*

German propaganda is the best.

No, German propaganda was pretty shit.

At least the Soviet WW2 propaganda had amusing cartoons.

[Oaledonia]

I'm going 2 post soon.

[The Soodean Imperium]

German propaganda is the best.

No, German propaganda was pretty shit.

At least the Soviet WW2 propaganda had amusing cartoons.

"Which propaganda is best" is a kinda subjective thing, TBH.

[Themiclesia]

It's closely modelled after yours, actually.

...are you sure?

Soodean funerary tradition is (in very summarized terms) to burn the deceased down to fine ashes, preferably on the same day they passed away, and store those ashes in a small sarcophagus, which is then placed in an ancestral shrine.

Ah, I was referring the the same respect that we have for those that have given their lives in service to their country.

Human sacrifice isn't used in Themiclesia that often any more, except for soldiers.

[Oaledonia]

I'm going to mention my new toys in my post, something that will make soode drool

[Oaledonia]

Soodean funerary tradition is (in very summarized terms) to burn the deceased down to fine ashes, preferably on the same day they passed away, and store those ashes in a small sarcophagus, which is then placed in an ancestral shrine.

I hope this isn't Soode Shinto

[The Soodean Imperium]

Soodean funerary tradition is (in very summarized terms) to burn the deceased down to fine ashes, preferably on the same day they passed away, and store those ashes in a small sarcophagus, which is then placed in an ancestral shrine.

I hope this isn't Soode Shinto

No; if anything, it draws from my understanding of traditional Chinese ancestor worship, and even then the exact cremation customs are entirely of my own construction.

[Oaledonia]

I hope this isn't Soode Shinto

No; if anything, it draws from my understanding of traditional Chinese ancestor worship, and even then the exact cremation customs are entirely of my own construction.

Okay good, cuz you broke the biggest Shinto rule
Also, the leader of the Sasayakana majo

[Monfrox]

No; if anything, it draws from my understanding of traditional Chinese ancestor worship, and even then the exact cremation customs are entirely of my own construction.

Okay good, cuz you broke the biggest Shinto rule
Also, the leader of the Sasayakana majo

Better keep them away from NT, GW, and Arda...

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