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<blockquote>In a country that had been almost constantly at war for more than ten years, a commander who could win battles and keep winning them was a treasure more precious than gold or jewels. When he could do it without excessive loss of troops, he was all but revered as a god. | <blockquote>"In a country that had been almost constantly at war for more than ten years, a commander who could win battles and ''keep'' winning them was a treasure more precious than gold or jewels. When he could do it without excessive loss of troops, he was all but revered as a god.<br /><br /> | ||
And if said commander happened to have penchant for choosing the youngest and prettiest of troopers as his personal 'aides', and said troopers tended to end up a little broken and traumatized... well, high command could probably be persuaded to turn the other cheek..."</blockquote> | |||
== Connections == | |||
This story is part of a larger arc, the complete order of which can be found [[Shinko Hisada|here]]. | |||
== Related Links == | |||
This story has been [https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/17378537-abuse-of-authority featured on] [[Goodreads]]. | |||
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Latest revision as of 17:09, 23 November 2014
Abuse of Authority is a story written by Shinko Hisada (身固之妥) and illustrated by ravyn. It ran in Issue 7 and can be read on LJ, and is mirrored at http://www.shousetsubangbang.com/mirror/abuse-of-authority/.
Summary
"In a country that had been almost constantly at war for more than ten years, a commander who could win battles and keep winning them was a treasure more precious than gold or jewels. When he could do it without excessive loss of troops, he was all but revered as a god.
And if said commander happened to have penchant for choosing the youngest and prettiest of troopers as his personal 'aides', and said troopers tended to end up a little broken and traumatized... well, high command could probably be persuaded to turn the other cheek..."
Connections
This story is part of a larger arc, the complete order of which can be found here.
Related Links
This story has been featured on Goodreads.
