@Elder Lee Hung @Blackbeard
After Fraudboku's fall in Zhao, it will be on 100 years old Renpa's hands to keep the agenda alive from the Qin Dogs.
After facing prime Rakuakan, nothing should truly scare the old man anymore but who knows.
@Blackbeard
This is the most crucial war in Zhao's history, Riboku is considered by the people to be on the level of a king or that he should even be king himself, and still none of the Zhao commanders can raise their soldiers' morale like Renpa did with Wei soldiers.
Mad.
Our faces when Renpa reignates his fire facing Great General Ri Shin and the weight behind his blows make the latter's body tremble as if ground and heaven itself were shaking:
The way he discovered Riboku's strategy was impressive. It was Ouki's + his defeat that allowed Riboku to form a coalition army.
Now imagine what facing Gakuku would have been like, given that he was stated to preserve by himself in the East the balance of power in China against the Qin...
"But it seems you are being a bit careless. After all, were I to become serious...then something like Chousou's army won't even last an instant."
"I was planning to hit you from both sides but who would have thought I would succeed with myself alone..."
Unrivalled weight.
Then again, Ouken's and Saitaku's statements to Sei would seem to close the conversation completely, as these two are amongst the most knowleadgeable individuals in all of China. Then there's Renpa's and Ouki's too. In terms of portrayal, Riboku dominates.
But it's hard not see Kouen as...
You held Chouhei's fate in your hands
Zhao's sorrow never ends
Bravely and hard you fought
Yet luck was not
The heavens decree was clear
But your end was not near
Soldiers cried that day
And still to your rage they obey
You, I both dispise and admire
But I could never match your fire
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