Zero no Tsukaima:Volume3 Chapter9 - Revision history

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Vaelis at 08:43, 20 April 2012

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	“All of you! To your horses! If we let the princess go alone we will be forever cast in shame!”		“All of you! To your horses! If we let the princess go alone we will be forever cast in shame!”

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Chapter Nine: Declaration of War

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	The Albion fleet kept a fixed distance, and continued firing their cannons. Their fleet numbered twice that of Tristain’s and in addition they had the huge Lexington, which had the new cannon model. There was no contest in firepower.		The Albion fleet kept a fixed distance, and continued firing their cannons. Their fleet numbered twice that of Tristain’s and in addition they had the huge Lexington, which had the new cannon model. There was no contest in firepower.

	As if they were tormenting the Tristain fleet, the Albion fleet continued their fire. The Mercator, which was already on fire, had started to slant. In an instant, the Mercator exploded with a deafening roar. None of the ships in the Tristain fleet were undamaged. The fleet was thrown into chaos with the loss the flagship.		As if they were tormenting the Tristain fleet, the Albion fleet continued their fire. The Mercator, which was already on fire, had started to slant. In an instant, the Mercator exploded with a deafening roar. None of the ships in the Tristain fleet were undamaged. The fleet was thrown into chaos with the loss of the flagship.

	Destroying them was only a matter of time now. Ships could be seen flying their white flags already.		Destroying them was only a matter of time now. Ships could be seen flying their white flags already.

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	===Chapter Nine: Declaration of War ===		===Chapter Nine: Declaration of War ===

	The Germanian king, Albrecht the Third, had arranged for Princess Henrietta’s wedding ceremony to take place in Germania’s capital, Vindobona. The date of the ceremony: the first day of the month Nyuui (ニューイ).		The Germanian king, Albrecht the Third, had arranged for Princess Henrietta’s wedding ceremony to take place in Germania’s capital, Vindobona. The date of the ceremony: the first day of the month Nyuui<!--(ニューイ)-->.

	Currently, the Mercator flagship of the Tristain fleet was to welcome the guests of the New Albion government by leading them to La Rochelle, where they would stay anchored in the skies above it.		Currently, the Mercator flagship of the Tristain fleet was to welcome the guests of the New Albion government by leading them to La Rochelle, where they would stay anchored in the skies above it.

	The commander in chief of the fleet, Count La Ramée, sat in the quarterdeck in formal attire. Next to him, Captain Fevisu (フェヴィス) was stroking his moustache. It was far past the arranged time.		The commander in chief of the fleet, Count La Ramée, sat in the quarterdeck in formal attire. Next to him, Captain Fevisu<!--(フェヴィス)--> was stroking his moustache. It was far past the arranged time.

	“They sure are late, Captain.”		“They sure are late, Captain.”
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BonekruZher at 05:10, 2 January 2009

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Chapter Nine: Declaration of War

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	“Prepare the cannons! Seven shots, one by one! Fire when they’re ready!”		“Prepare the cannons! Seven shots, one by one! Fire when they’re ready!”


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	As if mourning for his enemies, who didn’t even have a chance to cry out in pain, Bowood whispered, “No, only a war has begun.”		As if mourning for his enemies, who didn’t even have a chance to cry out in pain, Bowood whispered, “No, only a war has begun.”

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	Soon after the news that the entire Tristain fleet in La Rochelle had been wiped out arrived, a declaration of war was issued by Albion. It blamed Tristain for breaking the non-aggression treaty by attacking their fleet without reason, and stated “As an act of self-defense, The Holy Republic of Albion shall declare war on the kingdom of Tristain.”		Soon after the news that the entire Tristain fleet in La Rochelle had been wiped out arrived, a declaration of war was issued by Albion. It blamed Tristain for breaking the non-aggression treaty by attacking their fleet without reason, and stated “As an act of self-defense, The Holy Republic of Albion shall declare war on the kingdom of Tristain.”
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	“The outskirts of La Rochelle! It seems like in the field of Tarbes!”		“The outskirts of La Rochelle! It seems like in the field of Tarbes!”


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	“Siesta! Take your siblings and run to the forest!”		“Siesta! Take your siblings and run to the forest!”


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	From the direction of the field, dozens of the neighboring lord’s troops were charging forward. The Tristainian troops could pose a significant threat to the soldiers disembarking onto the field. Wardes signaled his underlings to crush the small opposition force. A barrage of fire magic flew from the dragons but still, the Tristainians ferociously charged forward. The reckless force was utterly devastated by the dragon’s flames.		From the direction of the field, dozens of the neighboring lord’s troops were charging forward. The Tristainian troops could pose a significant threat to the soldiers disembarking onto the field. Wardes signaled his underlings to crush the small opposition force. A barrage of fire magic flew from the dragons but still, the Tristainians ferociously charged forward. The reckless force was utterly devastated by the dragon’s flames.

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	It was past noon. Reports of the events came bursting in the conference room.		It was past noon. Reports of the events came bursting in the conference room.

128.61.59.72 at 03:39, 20 April 2008

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	“So they’ve finally realized.” Said ~~Waldo~~, who was standing next to Bowood, as he leisurely watched the Tristain fleet. ~~Waldo~~ also believed the commander in chief, Johnston, didn't deserve the title and would be unable to do anything. ~~Waldo~~ was in effect, the commandering officer.		“So they’ve finally realized.” Said Wardes, who was standing next to Bowood, as he leisurely watched the Tristain fleet. Wardes also believed the commander in chief, Johnston, didn't deserve the title and would be unable to do anything. Wardes was in effect, the commandering officer.

	“Seems like it, viscount. However, it seems we will win soon enough.”		“Seems like it, viscount. However, it seems we will win soon enough.”
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	On the Lexington, cries of “Long live Albion! Long live the holy king Cromwell!” could be heard. Bowood knitted his eyebrows. During the days of the Royal Air force, no one used to say things like “Long live so and so” during battle. Even the commander in chief, Johnston had joined in.		On the Lexington, cries of “Long live Albion! Long live the holy king Cromwell!” could be heard. Bowood knitted his eyebrows. During the days of the Royal Air force, no one used to say things like “Long live so and so” during battle. Even the commander in chief, Johnston had joined in.

	“Captain, a new page in history has begun.” Said ~~Waldo~~		“Captain, a new page in history has begun.” Said Wardes

	As if mourning for his enemies, who didn’t even have a chance to cry out in pain, Bowood whispered, “No, only a war has begun.”		As if mourning for his enemies, who didn’t even have a chance to cry out in pain, Bowood whispered, “No, only a war has begun.”
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	Straddling a large wind dragon, a smile appeared on ~~Waldo’s~~ face as he trampled on his home country. The dragoons under his command rode fire dragons. A wind dragon cannot match a fire dragon in power, but surpasses a fire dragon in speed. He had chosen the wind dragon solely because he was commanding. To clear the path for the main force, ~~Waldo~~ mercilessly set the village on fire. In the background, soldiers were dropping down one by one with ropes from the Lexington. The field was an excellent strategic foothold for the invading troops.		Straddling a large wind dragon, a smile appeared on Wardes’ face as he trampled on his home country. The dragoons under his command rode fire dragons. A wind dragon cannot match a fire dragon in power, but surpasses a fire dragon in speed. He had chosen the wind dragon solely because he was commanding. To clear the path for the main force, Wardes mercilessly set the village on fire. In the background, soldiers were dropping down one by one with ropes from the Lexington. The field was an excellent strategic foothold for the invading troops.

	From the direction of the field, dozens of the neighboring lord’s troops were charging forward. The Tristainian troops could pose a significant threat to the soldiers disembarking onto the field. ~~Waldo~~ signaled his underlings to crush the small opposition force. A barrage of fire magic flew from the dragons but still, the Tristainians ferociously charged forward. The reckless force was utterly devastated by the dragon’s flames.		From the direction of the field, dozens of the neighboring lord’s troops were charging forward. The Tristainian troops could pose a significant threat to the soldiers disembarking onto the field. Wardes signaled his underlings to crush the small opposition force. A barrage of fire magic flew from the dragons but still, the Tristainians ferociously charged forward. The reckless force was utterly devastated by the dragon’s flames.

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	Straddling a large wind dragon, a smile appeared on Waldo’s face as he trampled on his home country. The dragoons under his command rode fire dragons. A wind dragon cannot match a fire dragon in power, but surpasses a fire dragon in speed. He had chosen the wind dragon solely because he was commanding. To clear the path for the main force, Waldo mercilessly set the village on fire. In the background, soldiers were dropping down one by one with ropes from the Lexington. The field was an excellent strategic foothold for the invading troops.		Straddling a large wind dragon, a smile appeared on Waldo’s face as he trampled on his home country. The dragoons under his command rode fire dragons. A wind dragon cannot match a fire dragon in power, but surpasses a fire dragon in speed. He had chosen the wind dragon solely because he was commanding. To clear the path for the main force, Waldo mercilessly set the village on fire. In the background, soldiers were dropping down one by one with ropes from the Lexington. The field was an excellent strategic foothold for the invading troops.

	From the direction of the field, dozens of the neighboring lord’s troops were charging forward. The Tristainian troops could pose a significant ~~treat~~ to the soldiers disembarking onto the field. Waldo signaled his underlings to crush the small opposition force. A barrage of fire magic flew from the dragons but still, the ~~tristainians~~ ferociously charged forward. The reckless force was utterly devastated by the dragon’s flames.		From the direction of the field, dozens of the neighboring lord’s troops were charging forward. The Tristainian troops could pose a significant threat to the soldiers disembarking onto the field. Waldo signaled his underlings to crush the small opposition force. A barrage of fire magic flew from the dragons but still, the Tristainians ferociously charged forward. The reckless force was utterly devastated by the dragon’s flames.


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	"However," Henrietta continued.		"However," Henrietta continued.

	“I will ride forth. You can continue your meeting ~~here”~~		“I will ride forth. You can continue your meeting here.”

	Henrietta burst out of the conference room. Mazarini and numerous nobles tried to hold her back.		Henrietta burst out of the conference room. Mazarini and numerous nobles tried to hold her back.
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	Her carriage was brought, led by the holy beasts, unicorns.		Her carriage was brought, led by the holy beasts, unicorns.

	The ~~refraining~~ magical defense squad in the courtyard assembled at once at Henrietta’s call.		The remaining magical defense squad in the courtyard assembled at once at Henrietta’s call.

	She unfastened one unicorn and straddled it.		She unfastened one unicorn and straddled it.

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	“What? A fire? Was it an accident?” whispered Fevisu (フェヴィス)		“What? A fire? Was it an accident?” whispered Fevisu (フェヴィス)

	The next instant, another startling thing occurred. The ship that was engulfed by flames ~~and~~ exploded in the air.		The next instant, another startling thing occurred. The ship that was engulfed by flames exploded in the air.

	The Albion ship was reduced to ruins and came crashing down to the ground.		The Albion ship was reduced to ruins and came crashing down to the ground.
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	La Ramée’s cry was drowned by the bombardment from the Lexington.		La Ramée’s cry was drowned by the bombardment from the Lexington.

	Impact. The mast of the Mercator broke off and a few holes ~~had been~~ made in the deck.		Impact. The mast of the Mercator broke off and a few holes were made in the deck.

	“How can their cannons reach from such a distance?!” said a surprised Fevisu (フェヴィス) on the shaking deck.		“How can their cannons reach from such a distance?!” said a surprised Fevisu (フェヴィス) on the shaking deck.
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	The generals, cabinet ministers and other officials immediately held a meeting. But the meeting was little more than a disordered ramble. Opinions that they should inquire Albion about the circumstances of the events, or that they should dispatch messengers requesting aid were thrown about.		The generals, cabinet ministers and other officials immediately held a meeting. But the meeting was little more than a disordered ramble. Opinions that they should inquire Albion about the circumstances of the events, or that they should dispatch messengers requesting aid were thrown about.

	Sitting in the meeting’s seat of honor was a shocked Henrietta. She was wearing her beautiful wedding dress that had just been finished. She had originally planned to head to Germania by carriage after the dress ~~had been~~ finished.		Sitting in the meeting’s seat of honor was a shocked Henrietta. She was wearing her beautiful wedding dress that had just been finished. She had originally planned to head to Germania by carriage after the dress was finished.

	She was like a blooming flower in the meeting room. But no one ~~had~~ even noticed.		She was like a blooming flower in the meeting room. But no one even noticed.

	“Albion states that our fleet attacked them first! However our fleet says they only did a cannon salute.”		“Albion states that our fleet attacked them first! However our fleet says they only did a cannon salute.”
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	“Let’s get in the house,” urged Siesta, hiding her fear.		“Let’s get in the house,” urged Siesta, hiding her fear.

	Inside the house, her parents were looking out the windows with troubled expressions.		Inside the house, her parents were looking out of the windows with troubled expressions.

	“Isn’t that Albion's fleet?” her father said, looking at the ship anchored in the field.		“Isn’t that Albion's fleet?” her father said, looking at the ship anchored in the field.

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	“How many shells shall we fire? For the top nobles, eleven is required.”		“How many shells shall we fire? For the top nobles, eleven is required.”

	The number of shells to be fired ~~was~~ depended upon the person’s rank and social status.		The number of shells to be fired depended upon the person’s rank and social status.

	“Seven will do,” ordered La Ramée watching with a grin on his face like a stubborn child.		“Seven will do,” ordered La Ramée watching with a grin on his face like a stubborn child.
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	“So they’ve finally realized.” Said Wardes, who was standing next to Bowood, as he leisurely watched the Tristain fleet. Wardes also believed the commander in chief, Johnston, didn't deserve the title and would be unable to do anything. Wardes was in effect, the commanding officer.		“So they’ve finally realized.” Said Wardes, who was standing next to Bowood, as he leisurely watched the Tristain fleet. Wardes also believed the commander in chief, Johnston, didn't deserve the title and would be unable to do anything. Wardes was in effect, the commanding officer.

	“Seems like it, ~~viscount~~. However, it seems we will win soon enough.”		“Seems like it, Viscount. However, it seems we will win soon enough.”

	The Albion fleet, which had superior mobility, had already taken action to suppress the full on charge of the Tristain fleet.		The Albion fleet, which had superior mobility, had already taken action to suppress the full on charge of the Tristain fleet.
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	In the garden of her ~~parent’s~~ house, Siesta hugged her young siblings, watching the skies with an uneasy face. An explosion had been heard not long before in the direction of La Rochelle. Surprised, she went out to the garden and saw the dreadful scene in the sky. Numerous ships were on fire and sinking, crashing onto the mountain’s surface and dropping into the middle of the forest.		In the garden of her parents' house, Siesta hugged her young siblings, watching the skies with an uneasy face. An explosion had been heard not long before in the direction of La Rochelle. Surprised, she went out to the garden and saw the dreadful scene in the sky. Numerous ships were on fire and sinking, crashing onto the mountain’s surface and dropping into the middle of the forest.

	The village was in a state of confusion. A short while later, a large ship had descended from the sky. The ship, so large that it could be easily mistaken for a cloud, dropped ~~it’s~~ anchor on the field in the village.		The village was in a state of confusion. A short while later, a large ship had descended from the sky. The ship, so large that it could be easily mistaken for a cloud, dropped its anchor on the field in the village.

	Numerous dragons flew out of it.		Numerous dragons flew out of it.
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	“That’s not possible. We have a non-aggression treaty with Albion. The lord proclaimed it recently.”		“That’s not possible. We have a non-aggression treaty with Albion. The lord proclaimed it recently.”

	“Then why ~~was~~ the sky full of sinking ships?”		“Then why is the sky full of sinking ships?”

	The dragons flying above the ship headed towards the village. Her father grasped his wife and stepped away from the window. With loud cries, the dragons descended upon the village and set the houses on fire.		The dragons flying above the ship headed towards the village. Her father grasped his wife and stepped away from the window. With loud cries, the dragons descended upon the village and set the houses on fire.

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	The Albion fleet fired their cannons in salute. There were no shells inside the cannon, they had merely let gunpowder explode.		The Albion fleet fired their cannons in salute. There were no shells inside the cannon, they had merely let gunpowder explode.

	Though the Lexington fleet had done a mere cannon salute, the air around it shook. La Ramée retreated slightly. Even though he knew that live ammunition couldn't ~~possible~~ reach across the distance ~~seperating~~ them, the force of the cannons from the Lexington fleet was able to make the experienced admiral retreat.		Though the Lexington fleet had done a mere cannon salute, the air around it shook. La Ramée retreated slightly. Even though he knew that live ammunition couldn't possibly reach across the distance separating them, the force of the cannons from the Lexington fleet was able to make the experienced admiral retreat.

	“Fire our cannons in response.”		“Fire our cannons in response.”
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	Impact. La Ramée’s body was sent flying out of Fevisu’s (フェヴィス) sight.		Impact. La Ramée’s body was sent flying out of Fevisu’s (フェヴィス) sight.

	The ~~sock~~ of the impact had thrown Fevisu (フェヴィス) onto the floor. He suddenly realized that the attack was all planned. They never had any intention of a “good-willed visit” at all. They had all been deceived by Albion.		The shock of the impact had thrown Fevisu (フェヴィス) onto the floor. He suddenly realized that the attack was all planned. They never had any intention of a “good-willed visit” at all. They had all been deceived by Albion.

	The ship started to go up in flames and the injured sailors groaned in pain. Shaking his head while standing up, Fevisu (フェヴィス) yelled, “The commander in chief is dead! The flagship captain will now take control of the fleet! Damage report! Full speed ahead! Prepare the right cannons!”		The ship started to go up in flames and the injured sailors groaned in pain. Shaking his head while standing up, Fevisu (フェヴィス) yelled, “The commander in chief is dead! The flagship captain will now take control of the fleet! Damage report! Full speed ahead! Prepare the right cannons!”


	“So they’ve finally realized.” Said Wardes, who was standing next to Bowood, as he leisurely watched the Tristain fleet. Wardes also believed the commander in chief, Johnston, didn't deserve the title and would be unable to do anything. Wardes was in effect, the ~~commandering~~ officer.		“So they’ve finally realized.” Said Wardes, who was standing next to Bowood, as he leisurely watched the Tristain fleet. Wardes also believed the commander in chief, Johnston, didn't deserve the title and would be unable to do anything. Wardes was in effect, the commanding officer.

	“Seems like it, viscount. However, it seems we will win soon enough.”		“Seems like it, viscount. However, it seems we will win soon enough.”
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	The palace, which had been busily occupied with Henrietta’s departure for Germania, was thrown into a state of confusion from the turn of events.		The palace, which had been busily occupied with Henrietta’s departure for Germania, was thrown into a state of confusion from the turn of events.

	The generals, cabinet ministers and other ~~officals~~ immediately held a meeting. But the meeting was little more than a disordered ramble. Opinions that they should inquire Albion about the circumstances of the events, or that they should dispatch messengers requesting aid were thrown about.		The generals, cabinet ministers and other officials immediately held a meeting. But the meeting was little more than a disordered ramble. Opinions that they should inquire Albion about the circumstances of the events, or that they should dispatch messengers requesting aid were thrown about.

	Sitting in the meeting’s seat of honor was a shocked Henrietta. She was wearing her beautiful wedding dress that had just been finished. She had originally planned to head to Germania by carriage after the dress had been finished.		Sitting in the meeting’s seat of honor was a shocked Henrietta. She was wearing her beautiful wedding dress that had just been finished. She had originally planned to head to Germania by carriage after the dress had been finished.