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[[707 BC]], [[Falkovnia]] | [[707 BC]], [[Falkovnia]] tried to invade [[Dementlieu]].<ref name="Gaz II p. 94">[[Gazetteer II]] p. 94</ref> Led by [[Captain Jardine]]<ref name="Gaz III p. 30">[[Gazetteer III]] p. 30</ref>, the [[Dementlieuse]] [[military]] repulsed the [[invader]]s. [[History]] attributes the victory to the use of [[firearm]]s, a [[technology]] the [[Falkovnian]]s were unfamiliar with. However, [[Monsieur Turcotte]] told an account different from the official explanation when interviewed by [["S"]], saying that a Falkovnian [[military officer]] suddenly [[betrayed]] his fellows and heavily contributed to their downfall.<ref name="Gaz III p. 15">[[Gazetteer III]] p. 15</ref> {{Spec|This might suggest the influence of [[Dominic d'Honaire]]'s [[domination]] powers.}} | ||
As a result of his loss, [[Vlad Drakov]] commanded his officers the wearing of magical bracers, which Monsier Turcotte says causes terrible [[pain]] to would-be [[betrayer]]s of Falkovnia.<ref name="Gaz III p. 15">[[Gazetteer III]] p. 15</ref> | |||
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707 BC, Falkovnia tried to invade Dementlieu.[1] Led by Captain Jardine[2], the Dementlieuse military repulsed the invaders. History attributes the victory to the use of firearms, a technology the Falkovnians were unfamiliar with. However, Monsieur Turcotte told an account different from the official explanation when interviewed by "S", saying that a Falkovnian military officer suddenly betrayed his fellows and heavily contributed to their downfall.[3] 
This might suggest the influence of Dominic d'Honaire's domination powers.
As a result of his loss, Vlad Drakov commanded his officers the wearing of magical bracers, which Monsier Turcotte says causes terrible pain to would-be betrayers of Falkovnia.[3]
References
- ↑ Gazetteer II p. 94
- ↑ Gazetteer III p. 30
- ↑ 3.0 3.1 Gazetteer III p. 15
