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Takahiroson is an island with a lot of tropical fruit and warm weather. It is an island of splendid beauty. The government however is one of very high taxes as the nobles here are spendthrifts. Gambling and carousing being the more common pastimes of the nobility. Gambling parlors and drug dens are common here as well as taverns and inns. The peasants here are crushed by high taxes but otherwise mostly left alone. Crime is common here and life is cheap. | [[Category:Locations in Rokushima Táiyoo]][[Category:Island]] | ||
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Takahiroson is an island with a lot of tropical fruit and warm weather. It is an island of splendid beauty. The government however is one of very high taxes as the nobles here are spendthrifts. Gambling and carousing being the more common pastimes of the nobility. Gambling parlors and drug dens are common here as well as taverns and inns. The peasants here are crushed by high taxes but otherwise mostly left alone. Crime is common here and life is cheap. There are many muggers in the cities and bandits on the roads. The nobleman's guards have been trained since birth that this is the divine rights of nobles, that they are entitled to such a life BECAUSE they are nobles. Raised like that since birth they are impossible to bribe and never even think of betraying their lord. It would go against everything they were taught all their lives. As such they are fanatically devoted to their charges. | |||
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Takahiroson is an island with a lot of tropical fruit and warm weather. It is an island of splendid beauty. The government however is one of very high taxes as the nobles here are spendthrifts. Gambling and carousing being the more common pastimes of the nobility. Gambling parlors and drug dens are common here as well as taverns and inns. The peasants here are crushed by high taxes but otherwise mostly left alone. Crime is common here and life is cheap. There are many muggers in the cities and bandits on the roads. The nobleman's guards have been trained since birth that this is the divine rights of nobles, that they are entitled to such a life BECAUSE they are nobles. Raised like that since birth they are impossible to bribe and never even think of betraying their lord. It would go against everything they were taught all their lives. As such they are fanatically devoted to their charges.
