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FS in the SF: FS Revivalism for all Components

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  1. Revivalism FS additions for every 'FS Component' category:
  2.  
  3. FOOD
  4. -Roman
  5. You spare no expense to supply your troops with increasingly rare boar and deer meat, distinctive of Roman cuisine.
  6.  
  7. -Aztec
  8. You spare no expense to supply your troops with increasingly rare fruits and vegetables, distinctive of Aztec cuisine.
  9.  
  10. -Egypt
  11. You spare no expense to supply your troops with increasingly rare plants and meat of animals living in the Land of the Nile.
  12.  
  13. -Edo
  14. You spare no expense to supply your troops with increasingly rare marine dishes, distinctive of Japanese cuisine.
  15.  
  16. -Arabian
  17. You spare no expense to supply your troops with increasingly rare lamb and chicken meat, distinctive of Arabic cuisine.
  18.  
  19. -Chinese
  20. You spare no expense to supply your troops with increasingly rare Chinese delicacies. While rice-based food is a standard, soldiers can also enjoy a multitude of exotic dishes and beverages of Imperial China.
  21.  
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  23.  
  24. MEDIA
  25.  
  26. -Roman
  27. Soldiers also enjoy fresh fruits while watching gladiator games, public speakings of famous orators or the history of Ancient Rome on wall-screen TV.
  28.  
  29. -Aztec
  30. Soldiers can also enjoy poaceae plants, like famed corn, while playing patolli or watching ullamaliztli on wall-screen TV.
  31.  
  32. -Egypt
  33. Soldiers also enjoy fresh barley beer, while watching festivals in honor of various Gods or stories and dramas of Ancient Egypt on wall-screen TV.
  34.  
  35. -Edo
  36. Soldiers can also enjoy sake, while watching kabuki performances and dramas of Edo Japan on wall-screen TV.
  37.  
  38. -Arabian
  39. Soldiers can also enjoy high quality coffee and arak, while smoking hookahs and watching middle-eastern dances or programs about philosophy and history of the Old Caliphate as well as the emerging new one on wall-screen TV.
  40.  
  41. -Chinese
  42. Some of the personnel play lively games of Go or watch Chinese opera on a wall-screen TV.
  43.  
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  45.  
  46. SLAVES
  47.  
  48.  
  49. -Roman
  50. All of the slaves serving here are from outside of your arcology, captured during the many military expeditions staged from the Firebase.
  51.  
  52. -Aztec
  53. Down here, the slaves are eager to please their masters; each slave consistently works hard in hopes of earning their freedom someday.
  54.  
  55. -Egypt
  56. Many among the diverse crowd of slaves here are communal, with most of them belonging to the military itself instead of any individual soldier.
  57.  
  58. -Edo
  59. Comfort slaves make up a the large part of slave population here, which is a natural state of affairs for a Free Cities military base.
  60.  
  61. -Arabian
  62. Most of the slaves here are concubines in the personal harems of your wealthiest soldiers.
  63.  
  64. -Chinese
  65. Most of the hard menial labour around here is done by eunuchs, while the proper slave-girls entertain their off-duty masters.
  66.  
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  68.  
  69. SLAVE PROCESSING CAGES
  70. -Roman
  71. All new slaves are being re-educated in the specially-built Paedagogia, busily learning the Latin dialect and Roman mannerisms and customs.
  72.  
  73. -Aztec
  74. All new slaves are being re-educated in the Tezcatlipoca's temple, diligently learning about Aztec manners, culture, and language.
  75.  
  76. -Egypt
  77. All new slaves are being re-educated in the nearby Temple of Toth, steadily learning about Ancient Egyptian customs and dialect.
  78.  
  79. -Edo
  80. All new slaves are being re-educated in the specially-built Terakoya, rapidly studying their way through the complexities of Edo period Japan's manners and language.
  81.  
  82. -Arabian
  83. All new slaves are being re-educated in the specially-built Dar Al-Hekma, learning everything they need to know about the Sharia law, the Quran, and the Arabic language.
  84.  
  85. -Chinese
  86. All new slaves are being re-educated in the specially-built Xu School, with each student patiently being taught the ancient wisdom and language of Imperial China.
  87.  
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  89.  
  90. COMMON AREA
  91.  
  92. -Roman
  93. The common area has been stylized to look like an Ancient Roman forum, where the spirit of greatest Empire is still alive.
  94.  
  95. -Aztec
  96. The common area has been stylized to look like the ceremonial center of an Aztec city, where the gaze of bloodthirsty Gods can be felt.
  97.  
  98. -Egypt
  99. The common area has been stylized to look like an Ancient Egyptian urban district, with temples and public places, where the spirit of Ancient Egypt is reborn.
  100.  
  101. -Edo
  102. The common area has been stylized to look like a samurai district, where the Bushido Code is alive and thriving once more.
  103.  
  104. -Arabic
  105. The common area is constructed in accordance with Sharia Law, with divisions introduced and enforced between genders, ethnic origins, and cultural perspectives. As a result, the common area is now a very fragmented place.
  106.  
  107. -Chinese
  108. The common area is stylized to look like the inner sanctum of Imperial Chinas's Forbidden City, reviving the glory of the Middle Kingdom.
  109.  
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  111.  
  112. BARRACKS
  113.  
  114. -Roman
  115. Soldiers sleep and live in dormitories built in classic roman design, being accented with both marble pillars and marble statues.
  116.  
  117. -Aztec
  118. Soldiers sleep and live in dormitories built in pre-european mesoamerican design, adorned with gold, carved stone, and fine hand-crafted furniture.
  119.  
  120. -Egypt
  121. Soldiers sleep and live in dormitories built in Ancient Egyptian design, adorned with hieroglyphs and pictures of battles the occupants were a part of.
  122.  
  123. -Edo
  124. Soldiers sleep and live in dormitories built in traditional japanese design in style of shoin-zukuri, adorned with wood and rooms separated by shoji.
  125.  
  126. -Arabic
  127. Soldiers sleep and live in dormitories built in traditional arab design, adorned with girih tiles, carpets, and ivory or wooden carvings.
  128.  
  129. -Chinese
  130. Soldiers sleep and live in dormitories built in traditional Chinese design, adorned with wooden carvings and intricate furniture.
  131.  
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  133.  
  134. ARMOURY
  135.  
  136. -Roman
  137. The weapons and armor of your troops are stylized after the Roman Legions of old, with each soldier gifted with a modernized gladius.
  138.  
  139. -Aztec
  140. The weapons and armor of your troops are stylized after the otomi's ones in the ancient Aztec army, with each soldier gifted with a modernized huitzauhqui.
  141.  
  142. -Egyptian
  143. Weapons and armor of your troops are stylized after the armies of the New Kingdom, with each soldier gifted with a modernized khopesh.
  144.  
  145. -Edo
  146. The weapons and armor of your troops are stylized after the armies of Edo Bakufu, with each soldier gifted with a modernized katana.
  147.  
  148. -Arabian
  149. The weapons and armor of your troops are stylized after the armies of the Old Caliphates, with each soldier gifted with modernized saifs.
  150.  
  151. -Chinese
  152. The weapons and armor of your troops are stylized after the armies of Imperial China, with each soldier gifted with modernized jians.
  153.  
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  155.  
  156. COMMAND CENTER
  157.  
  158. -Roman
  159. The command center is a bastion of the Roman spirit, adorned with reliefs depicting the Gods and great battles in history of Imperium Romanum; a grand exaltation of discipline and militarism.
  160.  
  161. -Aztec
  162. The command center of the Otomies is adorned with statue depictions of the Gods made from pure gold, and wall paintings of great battles in history of Excan Tlahtoloyan that serve as praise of fierceness and bravery.
  163.  
  164. -Egypt
  165. The command center is monumental, adorned with hieroglyphs and depictions of the Gods and great battles in the history of Kemet, and heiroglyphic wall inscriptions praising loyalty to the Pharaoh and glorifying him.
  166.  
  167. -Edo
  168. The command center has an interior of a samurai's keep, adorned with weapons, armor-stand,s and art depicting great battles in the history of Nippon and framed caligraphy praising the adherence to bushido.
  169.  
  170. -Arabic
  171. The command center is a bastion of Arab spirit, adorned with reliefs depicting the great battles in history of the Islamic Golden Age and framed exerpts from the Quran praising courage and faith in Allah.
  172.  
  173. -Chinese
  174. The command center is luxurious, adorned with expensive stylized furniture and art that depicts the great generals and battles in history of Zhonghuá. It also contains framed exerpts from The Art Of War, and framed Chinese writings praising intelligence and cunning.
  175.  
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  177.  
  178. DRUG LABORATORY
  179.  
  180. -Roman
  181. Meanwhile, the local Valetudinarium serves a place of healing and enhancement, where miracles of cutting-edge modern medicine as well as more traditional cures are available for your legionnaires.
  182.  
  183. -Aztec
  184. Meanwhile, the local Temple of Patecatl and Ixtlilton serves as a place of healing and enhancement, where miracles of cutting-edge modern medicine as well as more traditional cures are available for your yaoquizqueh.
  185.  
  186. -Egyptian
  187. Meanwhile, the local Temple of Imhotep srves as a place of healing and enhancement, where miracles of cutting-edge modern medicine as well as more traditional cures are available for your nakhtu-aa.
  188.  
  189. -Edo
  190. Meanwhile, the local Byoin serves as a place of healing and enhancement, where miracles of cutting-edge modern medicine as well as kanpo igaku are available for your samurai.
  191.  
  192. -Arabian
  193. Meanwhile, the local Dar al-Shifa serves as a place of healing and enhancement, where miracles of cutting-edge modern medicine as well as more traditional cures are available for your junud.
  194.  
  195. -Chinese
  196. Meanwhile, the local Yiyuàn serves as a place of healing and enhancement, where miracles of cutting-edge modern medicine as well as zhongyi are available for your shìbing.
  197.  
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  199.  
  200. PERSONAL ITEMS
  201.  
  202. -Roman
  203. Luxurious togas and (especially for many women) elaborate jewelry have become a widely popular fashion for your troops in between missions.
  204.  
  205. -Aztec
  206. Jewelry made from gold and jade, as well as elaborate headdress from quetzal and cotinga feathers grown in your very arcology have became a wide popular fashion for your troops in between missions.
  207.  
  208. -Egyptian
  209. Elaborate jewelry, luxurious tunics, wigs, and even burning perfume cones have become popular fashion trends for off-duty personnel to wear in between missions.
  210.  
  211. -Edo
  212. Luxurious kimonos, expensive weapons, and heavy makeup have became a popular fashion for your female soldiers in between missions.
  213.  
  214. -Arabian
  215. Luxurious clothing, jewelry, and intricate devices imbued with gold and gems became a fashion standard for your troops to wear in between missions.
  216.  
  217. -Chinese
  218. Luxurious robes, jade carvings, and intricate jewelry became a popular fashion for your troops in between missions.
  219.  
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  221.  
  222. DRONE BAY
  223.  
  224. -Roman
  225. The nearby drone bay section, dubbed 'De Spelunca Harpyis', contains quick and deadly 'mechanica harpyis' drones with stylized wings, ready to deploy.
  226.  
  227. -Aztec
  228. In the nearby temple of Xolotl, engineer-priests prepare the mechanical xoloitzcuintli for the next hunt.
  229.  
  230. -Egyptian
  231. In the nearby temple of Am-heh, engineer-priests prepare his mechanical hounds for the next hunt.
  232.  
  233. -Edo
  234. The nearby drone bay section, dubbed 'Karasu No Su', contains chibi-karuras upgraded with flamethrowers, ready to deploy.
  235.  
  236. -Arabian
  237. The nearby drone bay section, dubbed 'Eash Alrukh' contains sturdy and powerful 'saghir alrukh' drones with stylized wings, ready to deploy.
  238.  
  239. -Chinese
  240. The nearby drone bay section, dubbed 'Jia Lu Dá De Cháo', contains 'xiao jia lu dá' drones upgraded with flamethrowers, ready to deploy.
  241.  
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  243.  
  244. GARAGE
  245. -Roman
  246. The garage, also known as the Stabula Machinis, is filled with noise of mechanicuses performing check-ups, upgrades, and repairs on your vehicles, making sure that Roman engineering is still the best in the world.
  247.  
  248. -Aztec
  249. Aside from normal duties, engineers also make sacrifices to the Gods in hopes to please them and ensure that the vehicles do not malfunction.
  250.  
  251. -Egyptian
  252. The garage, also known as The Temple of Ptah, is filled with noise of reureiopes performing check-ups, upgrades, and repairs on your vehicles, thus continuing the legacy of their ancient predecessors.
  253.  
  254. -Edo
  255. The garage, also known as the Shuri-ya, is filled with noise of gishis performing check-ups, upgrades, and repairs on your vehicles, only striving to acheive nothing less than perfection.
  256.  
  257. Arabian
  258. The garage, also known as the Kiraj, is filled with noise of muhandises performing check-ups, upgrades, and repairs on your vehicles, thus continuing to impress the world with arab ingenuity.
  259.  
  260. Chinese
  261. The garage, also known as the Chekù, is filled with noise of jìshis performing check-ups, upgrades, and repairs on your vehicles, thus ensuring that chinese works still leave the world in awe.
  262.  
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  264.  
  265. VEHICLES
  266.  
  267. -Roman
  268. Particular vehicles within the garage have been painted and modified to look more like quadrigas of old, with four horse heads and intricate reliefs of weels.
  269.  
  270. -Aztec
  271. Particular vehicles within the garage have been painted in many bright colours and modified to make them appear more animalistic and primal in nature.
  272.  
  273. -Egypt
  274. Particular vehicles within the garage have been painted and modified to look more like chariots of Ancient Egypt, being adorned with golden reliefs as they are.
  275.  
  276. -Edo
  277. Particular vehicles within the garage have been modified to be intimidating with painted or adorned demonic heads.
  278.  
  279. -Arabian
  280. Particular vehicles within the garage have been painted and modified seperately, with much inspiration taken from camel cavalry of old; these 'cavalry' vehicles have been equipped with two turrets mounted on their roofs.
  281.  
  282. -Chinese
  283. Particular vehicles within the garage have been painted with your Imperial coat of arms and decorated with intimidating dragon's heads on their fronts.
  284.  
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  286.  
  287. HANGAR
  288. -Roman
  289. The hangar, also known as the Aer Navale, is filled with noise of mechanicuses performing check-ups, upgrades, and repairs on your aircraft, while the stalwart nauta caeli prepare for their next flight to ensure your dominance.
  290.  
  291. -Aztec
  292. Aside from normal duties, engineers also make sacrifices to the Gods in hopes of pleasing them; they need to ensure that the aircraft do not malfunction and that the winds prove favorable in the field.
  293.  
  294. -Egyptian
  295. The hangar, also known as the Temple of Shu, is filled with noise of reureiopes performing check-ups, upgrades, and repairs on your aircraft. Now even the skies are ruled by their Pharaoh.
  296.  
  297. -Edo
  298. The hangar, also known as the Eadokkuyado, is filled with noise of gishis performing check-ups, upgrades, and repairs on your aircrafts, while the stalwart hiko-shi prepare for the next flight for the glory of their Tenno.
  299.  
  300. -Arabian
  301. The hangar, also known as Hazirat Al-Tayirat, is filled with noise of muhandises performing check-ups, upgrades, and repairs on your aircrafts, while the stalwart altayarayn prepare to strike the enemies of the new Caliphate from above.
  302.  
  303. -Chinese
  304. The hangar, also known as the Jikù, is filled with noise of jìshis performing check-ups, upgrades, and repairs on your aircrafts, while the stalwart feixíngyuán prepare to extend your reach to the Heavens themselves.
  305.  
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  307.  
  308. AIRCRAFT
  309. -Roman
  310. Every single aircraft hull in the hangar is numbered with Roman numerals as opposed to modern digits.
  311.  
  312. -Aztec
  313. Before every mission, a handful of blood from the most recent sacrifice is taken and ritually sprinkled accross the hull of each aircraft due for deployment, thus ensuring their flight mission readiness.
  314.  
  315. -Egypt
  316. The interior cockpit of every vehicle contains weathered scrolls depicting every battle that particular aircraft has been in thus far, as well as that aircraft's role within said battles.
  317.  
  318. -Edo
  319. Every single aircraft hull in the hangar is numbered with Kanji and Katakana numerals as opposed to modern digits.
  320.  
  321. -Arabian
  322. The hulls of every aircraft in the hangar are painted with Arabian war chants, written in the Arabic dialect with the help of bold and heavy black paint.
  323.  
  324. -Chinese
  325. When the mission allows, the military aircraft deployed beyond your arcology's airspace are decorated with brightly-glowing neon yellow crysanthemum-symbol decals that herald the incoming domination of the emperor's special forces.
  326.  
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  328.  
  329. LUXURIES
  330. -Roman
  331. You also spot a distinguished citizens here and there browsing nearby vendors that are selling trophies and loot aquired from previous missions and raids. These wares are not being sold by the legionaires themselves, of course, as such a task is beneath their status. After their missions your soldiers also visit Thermae - a popular place to relax and socialize.
  332.  
  333. -Aztec
  334. You also spot vendors selling exotic ancient mesoamerican clothing, rare warpaint, feathers strike the eye with their bright colours, and mannequins in full Aztec clothing as you pass. Nearby, a sacrificial altar in the shrine of Huitzilopochtli is almost always wet with blood.
  335.  
  336. -Egypt
  337. You also spot jewelry and clothing in Ancient Egyptian style, exotic perfumes, and incenses all being sold in specialized shops around the common area. Nearby, a shrine to Montu is often visited by the soldiers.
  338.  
  339. -Edo
  340. You also spot nearby specialty shops selling high-quality traditional japanese weaponry and clothing. These shops flank the luxurious Edo restaurant where off-duty soldiers can come to enjoy fresh sake with sushi, onigiri, and other traditional Japanese delicacies. In nearby dojo, some of your soldiers drill and improve their martial arts skills as part of their personal development.
  341.  
  342. -Arabian
  343. You also spot a wide variety of goods being sold here: from arabic coffee and Alyans to clothing and trinkets for both wealthy soldiers/masters and the numerous slaves in their harems. Meanwhile, new asasiyun are created in a facility that improves soldiers' drug usage in battle.
  344.  
  345. -Chinese
  346. You also notice that the several nearby vendors here are proper and respectable establishments offering a variety of goods and services: from classes teching ancient Chinese arts, to beautiful clothes and jewelry, these shops cater grandly towards the culture. At the nearby officers' workshop, an veteran commander conducts a detailed review of 'The Art of War' to the inexperienced new NCO's in attendance.
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  349.  
  350. PERIMETER
  351. -Roman
  352. Outside the Firebase gates, several dozen cruxifixes stand tall and erect; captured deserters and informants, would-be assassins and enemy scouts, exposed spies and infiltrators, reviled enemy leaders, and incompetent or uncommitted Firebase soldiers are tied to the crosses and made to hang from them. Their sentances there can last for hours, days, or until death, depending on the severity of their transgressions as determined by the officers involved in their detainment.
  353.  
  354. -Aztec
  355. Outside the Firebase gates, a small stony step pyramid has been carefully erected; captured deserters and informants, would-be assassins and enemy scouts, exposed spies and infiltrators, reviled enemy leaders, and incompetent or uncommitted Firebase soldiers are brought here for ritual sacrifice. Their execution rituals there can last for a few seconds, minutes, or hours, depending on the severity of their transgressions as determined by the officer-priests involved in their detainment.
  356.  
  357. -Egypt
  358. Outside the Firebase gates, a respectable limestone sloped pyramid has been carefully built with deep underground crypts for the benefit of deceased distinguished individuals; officers slain in the line of duty, retired officers deceased of natural causes, deceased scouts and informants that have done invaluable work for the Firebase, honoured civillian leaders from the arology proper, and heroic and legendary Firebase soldiers are all brought here for ritual burial, should they request for this honour whilst still alive.
  359.  
  360. -Edo
  361. Outside the Firebase gates, a multi-storied Japanese teahouse carefully built to conform to Edo aesthetics can be found; foreign traders and diplomats, aspiring recruits and job applicants, brave journalists and researchers, prestigious arcology citizens and tourists, ambitious businessmen and PMC talent scouts, and even retired Firebase soldiers looking to catch up with old friends are all invited here to partake of the tea, sake, and tantilizing slave-geisha performances and talk shop with the very well informed, charismatic, and articulate public relations personnel assigned here to deal with guests and address the outsiders' questions and concerns about the Firebase and its people.
  362.  
  363. -Arabian
  364. Outside the Firebase gates, a very large and luxurious tent has been permanently erected; recently captured singers and dancers, barely-legal virgin teens, sexually attractive enemy soldiers, exposed spies and infiltrators, minor performers and pornstars in the region, and indebted or extremely adventurous arcology citizens are brought here for intensive and advanced training and aesthetic adjustments. Such is the expertise and equipment of the slavers inside, that on the last day of every month, a lineup of very expensive, but very desirable and exceptionally obedient slaves is made availible for a sizable crowd of known wealthy from your arcology to bid on and add to their harems.
  365.  
  366. -Chinese
  367. Outside the Firebase gates, a majestic walled perimeter has been carefully erected so as to make the outside grounds of the Firebase more closely resemble the Forbidden City; a broad garden of bright yellow chrysanthemums, a heavily reinforced stone roadway with accompanying stone footpaths, finely sanded wooden benches and fences, and brightly colored walls and gates greet any who would presume to enter or exit the Firebase domain... Besides you, of course.
  368.  
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  370.  
  371. ROLEPLAY
  372.  
  373. -Romans
  374. Your soldiers put in effort carry themselves in a stoic, disciplined, and dignified manner at all times. They identify first and foremost as 'legionnaires', and are proud to have an efficient state such as yours to all home and fight for. In their personal dealings, they do their best to handle most affairs using the esteemed Latin dialect, and they avoid unseemly things like debt, lying, and oathbreaking like the plagues that they are. These are true Roman men and women, and they will bravely carry your society into the future as they carry your name through the lands.
  375.  
  376. -Aztec
  377. Your soldiers put in effort to always be fierce, courageous, and ambitious at all times. They identify first and foremost as modern Aztec 'warriors' of your arcology, and are quite proud to have such a blessed empire such as yours to call home and fight for. In their personal dealings, they do their best to handle most affairs using peoper Aztec dialect, and they are not hesitant to give their regular blood tithes as tribute to help ensure the arcology's prsoperity. These are true Aztec men and women, and they will ferociously carry your society into the future as they slash and burn their way through your many enemies.
  378.  
  379. -Egyptian
  380. Your soldiers put in effort carry themselves in an enlightened, tolerant, and open-minded manner at all times. They identify first and foremost as the defenders of your 'New Kingdom', and are proud to have an ascendant nationstate such as yours to call home and fight for. In their personal dealings, they do their best to handle most affairs using the preferred Egyptian dialect, and they avoid unseemly things like uncleanliness, ignorance, and stagnation like the plagues that they are. These are true Egyptian men and women, and they will boldly carry your society into the future as the scribes record the history of your conquest through the lands.
  381.  
  382. -Edo
  383. Your soldiers put in effort carry themselves in an elitist, industrious, and proud manner at all times. They identify first and formost as soldiers of 'the emperor', and are proud to have a rising sun such as your arcology to call home and fight for. In their personal dealings, they do their best to handle most affairs using the esteemed Japanese dialect, and they avoid unseemly things like rudeness, impropriety, and dishonour like the plagues that they are. These are true Edo men and women, and they will passionately carry your society into the future as they fight in your name, through the lands.
  384.  
  385. Arabian
  386. Your soldiers put in effort carry themselves in a pious, priveledged, and proud manner at all times, befitting their status as masters or mistresses. They identify first and formost as 'freedom fighters' of the new Caliphate, and are proud to risk their lives fighting against the freedom of others. In their personal dealings, they do their best to handle most affairs using the esteemed Arabic dialect, and they avoid stress and worry as best they can, content to while away the hours enjoying the many entertainments on offer, including those offered by their own harems, provided they have them. These are true Arabian men and women, and they will gladly carry your society into the future as they conquer new peoples and divide ever more new slavegirls amongst themselves.
  387.  
  388. Chinese
  389. Your soldiers put in effort carry themselves in a manner befitting such a communal setting; they are cooperative, diligent, and disciplined at all times. They identify first and formost as warriors of 'the emperor', and are proud to have a powerful empire such as your arcology to call home and fight for. In their personal dealings, they do their best to handle most affairs using the esteemed Mandarin dialect, and they avoid unseemly things like disloyalty, foolishness, and dishonour like the plagues that they are. These are true Imperial men and women, and they will relentlessly carry your society into the future as they fight to impress your name upon both Heaven and Earth themselves.
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