Hello everyone and welcome back to my blog.
When I returned with the lost archers of Yarikawa, the people began to trust me. They realized I had come to help them, so they agreed to accept my leadership. However, the Mongols had launched an attack on Yarikawa, so we had to repel that assault first.
While preparing for the attack, I went to Taka. I found him training with a few warriors. I told him he could stay out of this fight if he want, but he refused. he declared that he was ready to fight for himself and for Yarikawa.
After that, I went to meet Yuna. She had some sake with her. She offered me a drink. We then discussed various matters of our lives. Yuna was worried. Since most of the people in Yarikawa were farmers, she was concerned about whether they would be able to fight the Mongols.
We spent the night talking and drank a lot of sake together. It was an enjoyable moment. I fell asleep, but a short while later, Yuna woke me up. I heard the sound of a siren, it meant the Mongolians had launched an attack.
Yuna and I quickly headed toward the main gate. We saw that Mongolian soldiers had breached the gate and were already inside Yarikawa. I launched an attack on them. Our primary objective was to ensure that the Mongolian soldiers could not penetrate Yarikawa and cause damage.
I stood in front of the gate, ensuring that the Mongolian soldiers would come face to face with me the moment they entered. However, not all of them headed straight for me. While some rushed directly inside, others launched attacks on me. I began killing those soldiers one by one, parrying every single one of their attacks.
We defended the first gate and killed all the Mongol soldiers. But then, news arrived that the Mongols had breached the second gate and were making their way inside. So, Yona and I rushed there.
The soldiers who entered from the second gate were even more powerful. Some wielded shields, while others carried large swords. Yet, they could not withstand me for long. I first weakened them using kunai and smoke bombs, then grabbed the opportunity to eliminate them one by one.
The battle was nearing its end, the siren sounded again. Hearing the sound, the surviving Mongol soldiers quickly began to run back from Yarikawa. Yuna thought they might be fleeing, but that was not the case. They were not running away; instead, they were preparing for an even more powerful attack.
