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Empire: Forged in the Frontier

System based book inspired by elements of Mount & Blade game series. ------------------------------------------------ Exiled from his homeland, Gresvin Oakfall, the son of the Marquis of Oakfall, had no choice but to venture into the windswept and unforgiving Endless Plains. The Endless Plains are home to scores of bandit groups and barbarian tribes. It was an unlawful, chaotic and war torn land. Gresvin had ventured into the plains seeking a place he would be able to call home once more. Battle had ensued and he found himself the savior of a small village called Coedwig and became its protector. In doing so, a mysterious power awakened in him, a system that would enable him to create a kingdom never seen before. To transform the small village of Coedwig into the capital city of all of Aehtelgard would be his task and goal. March along the journey of a small time protector growing into a king that would rule the most powerful kingdom to ever exist.

Warrior_Blade · Fantasia
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Gresvin's inevitable participation

"Lord Gresvin, I understand that you do not wish to partake in the management affairs of the village but I feel that it is important for me to at least report on the situation of the village." Bran tried to reason with Gresvin on the matter.

When Gresvin heard the word 'management,' he could not help but feel a headache about to creep in. It was not that he was unaware of how management works, but he found the process rather tedious. Alas, it seems that even if he did not wish for it, he would not be able to exempt himself from these tasks.

With a bitter and helpless sigh, he spoke, "Very well. I am all ears." 

Bran was pleased, and he continued to speak with glee, "Mm, well, as you may know, the trade in the village has increased by a staggering amount, and we have made more profit than ever before as a whole. Of course, 80 percent of the money will stay with the traders, but the remaining 20 percent is more than the village storehouse has ever had."

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