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ID: URQnPagy/qst/6258776#6270205
7/5/2025, 8:52:29 PM
>After arriving in Banana Bay, they had to do the hard work of unloading the Legion's heavy equipment as well as loading them back onto ships. Some wondered why Legion XXI was tasked with deployment in the south when a closer legion would have made more sense.
>A small fleet carried the legion down the coast and looping around a peninsula. Some suffered from seasickness, though the food wasn't that bad, there was a larger variety of seafood on ship than there ever was in Japmi. You were told that there was nothing to eat at your destination, and that everything had to be transported there instead, meaning you might have more seafood to enjoy despite being in the middle of a desert.
>Nevertheless, the sea journey took a few days before finally reaching the Red Temple, once a religous monastery dedicated to cultivating what little life could grow here for the sake of conquering the environment. As it was across the bay from the Southern Principality, it served as a useful resupply point for Imperial fleets. The Red Temple couldn't support a community of any kind, so it is strictly operated by military forces with a regular resupply.
>The Red Temple couldn't support too much personnel, and it was never meant to be a permanent posting. It is often cycled through between different legions, sometimes from the Nation, sometimes from the other states of the Empire.
>Arriving in the Red Temple, you found the climate to be pleasant. Not too cold nor not too hot. You were warned that the summer will become unbearable, so hopefully nothing happens until you leave. The buildings looked shoddy, but at least the cots are firm. The mess hall was mostly just pitched tents, thought it had a nice view of the bay. The Southern Principality was too far for you to see on the horizon.
>Your time at the Red Temple was mostly being on stand by, although regular maintenance and training supplemented the boredom, command really wanted you to be as ready as you could be if an intervention was needed. Otherwise you found yourself throwing rocks at sticks.
>>6266509
It was too horny
>A small fleet carried the legion down the coast and looping around a peninsula. Some suffered from seasickness, though the food wasn't that bad, there was a larger variety of seafood on ship than there ever was in Japmi. You were told that there was nothing to eat at your destination, and that everything had to be transported there instead, meaning you might have more seafood to enjoy despite being in the middle of a desert.
>Nevertheless, the sea journey took a few days before finally reaching the Red Temple, once a religous monastery dedicated to cultivating what little life could grow here for the sake of conquering the environment. As it was across the bay from the Southern Principality, it served as a useful resupply point for Imperial fleets. The Red Temple couldn't support a community of any kind, so it is strictly operated by military forces with a regular resupply.
>The Red Temple couldn't support too much personnel, and it was never meant to be a permanent posting. It is often cycled through between different legions, sometimes from the Nation, sometimes from the other states of the Empire.
>Arriving in the Red Temple, you found the climate to be pleasant. Not too cold nor not too hot. You were warned that the summer will become unbearable, so hopefully nothing happens until you leave. The buildings looked shoddy, but at least the cots are firm. The mess hall was mostly just pitched tents, thought it had a nice view of the bay. The Southern Principality was too far for you to see on the horizon.
>Your time at the Red Temple was mostly being on stand by, although regular maintenance and training supplemented the boredom, command really wanted you to be as ready as you could be if an intervention was needed. Otherwise you found yourself throwing rocks at sticks.
>>6266509
It was too horny
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