Thread: Dynasty Warriors: More Then Meets The Eye (Yajirobe and FemShep)

The camp was rather well organized, it was large too, it was along the banks of the yellow river in the northern section of the kingdom. It was well shaded with small and large tress which were scattered around as if they were seeds tossed randomly by the hand of a higher power. There was much movement in the camp as people went and people arrived all in some form of order as they were up to all sorts of different jobs and measures working hard to do whatever their job was or whatever their work for that day happened to be. It was easy to see that they were very busy when one would ride into the camp itself. The camp was laid out in the shape of a basic hexagon with tents all on the southern and southeastern part of the camp. There was a large amount of training grounds in the western part of the camp as it was easy to see the large numbers of targets for arrows, logs for praticing swordsmanship, dummies for praticing hand to hand and other various things for a person to use to be training with. The northern section of the camp was filled with supplies where they were held and protected, arms, goods, food, and anything else an warrior might need were kept here. On the eastern side were the stables and the headquarters, the place that anyone who was going to visit the camp would arrive at first when they came to check in. The HQ wasn't the largest building but it was close to it, a temperary building that was slowly turning into a more perminate building as the training went on. It had a large enterance room which to everyside were other smaller rooms were officers of the army were doing their work at most any moment in the day. Lu Meng, had no clue who was coming or that they were not male, he honestly was focused on the bigger picture of things. He was focused on what would be needed to make his kingdom the best and greatest of all the kingdoms int he whole world. He was focused on making sure that no problem rose up from his men, and that they were prepared, which meant they were wll trained in the art of war and the art of peace. It was also his job to make sure that each of his men got the best training, and thus assigned them to different officers who had been given to him as subordianates. Men like Ling Tong who was currently out teaching horsemenship to new recruits out on the plains to the south of where they were or Lu Xun who was going though training of seamanship with men out on the yellow river most likely a day away from where he was at that moment. At the moment though Lu Meng was sitting at his desk a small wooden one in a light brown wood chair his feet up on the desk as his fingers paged though reports from all of his officers the important ones and the less important ones. The reports told him how various men were coming along, they were scouting reports on what was on the otherside of the river, they were reports on amounts of supplies in camp and so forth. It was boring stuff to read, but it had to be known for Lu Men knew that to be prepared one first must had to know oneself. He looked around the modest office nothing standing out much as he kept thing rather spartan in nature, with no real reason to fancy it up, he choose not to at all.