Sengoku Vs Garp Novels & Stories

Nobunaga admitted that he was a bit jealous of Shingen because of how excited the lady was to see him. “Don’t be jealous. He was one of the people I read about back in my time. I was excited because I got to see him in person.” I admitted. I didn’t think he would get jealous because of that. I thought I hid my emotions pretty well. “Hmmm what was he like?” He asked. I thought about his question. From what I could remember, Shingen was an amazing strategist and he had exceptional military prestige during the late stages of the Sengoku period.

Yeah, and we wouldn’t have been in such a tight position if you were with us. “I’ll just have you know, my children, this Gairoshi that you are talking about–its last practice was during my grandfather’s time and it was banned for many decades due to its brutal nature. Killing during the dueling is not allowed. However, that rule doesn’t cover when you are outside the arena.” Elder Shimar’s voice quivered a little but immediately smiled to erase the fact that he shuddered at a memory. “Please continue, my child.” “The revival of Gairoshi was something that shook the whole world. King Visian declared Gairoshi a year ago. It was in exchange for the ceasefire here at Thalisse.”

How would our warlords be as vampires? Hmm, that is interesting as two people within an hour asked for this I had a few days of scratching my head for it while waiting for the new computer to arrive. I assume that you both wanted a modern day however since both asked I will do two, one set in each period. Here is the first. Senguko Vampire