The Akako Reformation

Having swept aside all major resistance, President Noya of the Akako set his sights on the Imperial City. As it stood, he had about a million men behind him. He was certain that the traditionalists had less than six hundred thousand at the Imperial City. With his superior firepower and numbers, he would crush those last hangers on and take the City for himself. Then would come a new era of peace in which the people could finally rest.

The govenment of the Red Islands took a drastic new turn with the rise of the Akako Reformation, the new regime of rulership. The President's armies had certainly defeated the Traditionalists, but now the world was at an uneasy footing. Many still did not accept his reign, and some were still rebelling. His spirit warriors were running thin.

He ordered the Sword ban in place again, and only those with the appropriate papers would be allowed to train in the martial arts or carry weapons.

meanwhile bandits preyed on the weak and those who had given up their swords. Pirates plied the waters openly attacking any target they could. Crime became rampant. Fear was in the air.