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Soda Popper (Team Fortress)

## Information

The Soda Popper is a community-created primary weapon for the Scout. It is a broken Force-A-Nature repaired with several black bands and outfitted with slit barrels. A can of Crit-a-Cola is fitted underneath.

The Soda Popper shares the reload function of the Force-A-Nature,
 in that it only has two shells per clip, and reloads its entire clip at once. Compared to the Force-A-Nature, it has a 25% faster reload speed, and compared to the default Scattergun, it has a 50% faster firing speed. The Soda Popper's reload will discard any shells still left over in the chamber.

Equipping the Soda Popper places a "HYPE" meter on the HUD, which fills with damage dealt by any of the Scout's weapons, including the Sandman and Atomizer's Home Run
 taunt. It takes about 350 damage to fill up the HYPE meter, which is approximately 4 point blank shots from the Soda Popper, 16 close range Pistol shots, or 10 swings from the Bat.

When the HYPE meter is full, pressing Alt-Fire while the weapon is active activates HYPE mode for 10 seconds, giving the Scout the ability to jump up to five times in mid-air (for a total of six jumps). When HYPE mode is initiated, the player will hear the same noise as being hit with the Disciplinary Action, and the Scout's active weapon will glow bright purple, in addition to the Scout's air jump particles turning purple. The Atomizer has no effect during Hype mode; it will not grant an additional jump.

The shells have the radiation hazard symbol on them. Although a can of Crit-a-Cola is strapped to the barrel, a Bonk! Atomic Punch is required instead in the crafting recipe. While coincidental, early versions of the Soda Popper had a can of Bonk! Atomic Punch strapped to the barrel.

## Versions

* Unique
* Strange
* Decorated
* Collector's
* Festivized
Charles-Gustave Daaé

## **Personality**

Daddy Daaé is one of those “fun dads” who like to stay up late, make hot cocoa, go to the beach, and tell ridiculous stories.

He is a risk taker as shown in a quite a few episodes, one of which he lets Christine and Raoul play at the park’s deadly playground all by themselves, and another exposing his 3-year-old daughter to dairy-filled, diabetes-risking, sugary ice cream (he eventually eats it all himself and scrams when the scary vegan dad shows up.)

Although he is very kind and caring, he is also a liar, as he tells tales of the angel of music when he is quite doubtful of his existence. He fears he would crush his daughter’s heart to let her know he’s actually never seen him. His dishonesty is also shown when he states the cone is the best part of the ice cream (we all know that’s a lie.)
MAG-7 (Counter-Strike)

## Information

The MAG-7 is a South African shotgun manufactured by Techno Arms PTY since 1995. It is unique for having a relatively compact shape for a shotgun and fires a specialized 60mm 12 gauge shell, which is rather uncommonly produced. In real life, the weapon is quite infamously ineffective and unreliable; ergonomics are poor, the trigger pressure needed can be a staggering 7.7 kg (later reduced to 3.5 kg), and the specially designed chamber for 60mm 12 gauge shells meant that standard 70mm 12 gauge shells are a poor fit. Newer models rectified many of the issues, but the infamy remained.

In-game, the MAG-7 is a very cost-effective and high-damaging CT-exclusive shotgun. It inflicts very high damage at close range, able to kill instantly to any bodypart as long as all pellets hit, and has better armor penetration than the Nova or XM1014, so not as many shots need to land to instantly kill even if the enemies
 are armored. It is somewhat more accurate than the other shotguns, with a good accuracy even while jumping and moving, but damage dropoff is more significant. It is also the lightest shotgun in *Global Offensive*, though still very slow compared to many other weapons.

Being a pump-action shotgun, it has a very low rate of fire, and has the lowest magazine capacity out of all shotguns, meaning that it is more suitable for an ambushing playstyle instead of direct combat, where the player can create a close-range engagement against one enemy player and guarantee a kill. Like other shotguns, surface penetration power is low.

The MAG-7 uniquely has a detachable magazine instead of a fixed magazine like on other shotguns. Whereas other shotguns require individual shells to be loaded through the loading gate, the MAG-7 can replace its magazine entirely in one go, giving it a fast general reload time and fastest reload time when compared to emptied shotguns. It also means that it cannot perform reload cancel and fire mid-reload like other shotguns. It holds 5 shells per magazine and has carries 32 shells in reserve.

Like other shotguns, it has a 3× kill award ($900 in Competitive) for neutralizing an enemy target. Combined with its relatively low cost and high power, the MAG-7 is a good eco round weapon for killing an enemy, claiming $900 and picking up their weapons.

A common fan term for the MAG-7 is "SWAG-7", due to its performance compared to other shotguns.
Johnnedêuzle (The Creature)

## Johnnedêuzle

### Aliases

The Creature (Victor never named him)

Johnny D.

### Relatives

Victor Frankenstein (father)

Elizabeth Lavenza (mother???)

Alphonse Frankenstein (grandfather)

Caroline Frankenstein (grandmother)

Ernest Frankenstein (uncle)

William Frankenstein (uncle)

## Biographical information

### Marital status

He almost had a wife, but Victor killed her

## **Personality**

Johnnedêuzle is lonely and tormented due to his large, frightening appearance.

## **Appearance**

**Tans, Freckles, or Burns:** Varies on the patch of skin(?)

## **Links**

Victor Frankenstein (father)

Elizabeth Lavenza (mother??)

Alphonse Frankenstein (grandfather)

Caroline Frankenstein (grandmother)

Ernest Frankenstein (uncle)

William Frankenstein (uncle)
Meg Giry

## **Personality**

Meg is sweet, loyal, and caring to her friends. This is shown mostly with her relationship with Christine, and how she’s always concerned for her.

She can also be feisty and determined. When she wants something, she wants it yesterday. This can make her appear selfish, needy, and quite rude.

## **Likes/Dislikes**

**Likes:** Sweets; Dancing; Christine; Adventures; Dogs on skateboards; Cats on skateboards; Pizza;

**Dislikes:** Being underestimated; Being told what to do;

## **Relationships**

**Madame Giry:** Her mother believes one of the Phantom's lies that Meg will become Empress.

## **Links**

Christine Daaé (friend)

Sherikabeth
Gilles André

Rosencrantz (to go with Guildenstern)

Jerry (to go with Tom)

## **Personality**

Although he mostly tries to be kind and generous to most people, he does show plenty of sass when talking to people he doesn’t like (such as the Phantom and Madame Giry), or when talking to old friends of his he likes to tease (such as Firmin.)

André is very friendly, and he’s pretty much everyone’s favourite manager (including the Phantom’s.)

André has *Hastings Syndrome*, and falls in love with every pretty lady he meets (one example is Christine, where in some episodes his attraction to her is quite obvious.)

## **Appearance**

André has fluffy, curly light brown hair. He has medium-dark brown eyes.

His fashion sense is classy and elegant, usually in accordance with the trends at the time.

André is considered “handsome,” as opposed with Firmin, who isn’t. His looks are one of the reasons people prefer him over Firmin, and also the reason he has quite a few ladies.

## **Likes/Dislikes**

Likes: Ladies; Firmin; Lucky Charms; Gossip; Gambling;

Dislikes: Firmin (sometimes); The Phantom; Madame Giry;

## **Links**

Richard Firmin (fellow manager)

The Phantom (boss)

Phillipe de Chagny (ladies’ man competitor)

Phoebus de Martin (ladies’ man competitor)

Hastings Syndrome
1860 North Xingkuai earthquake

The **1860 North Xingkuai earthquake** (坎行块單谋铠; *kǎn xíngkuàidān móukǎi*), also known as the Great Xingkuai Earthquake, was one of the major diasters of the Pao Period. The earthquake occured on April 13th, sometime between midnight and 4am. Its epicentre was located only 2 miles outside of Shenmian and caused catastrophic damage to the city, with a death toll of 1,000-2,500. The earthquake had a magnitude of 7.5 and also triggered flooding from the nearby Tao River.

The damage caused by the quake almost completely destroyed the city of Shenmian, and almost every ward had to be rebuilt. A multitude of ancient shrines scattered throughout the region were also lost, and it is estimated that almost 20,000 buildings were reduced to debris. Subsequent fires spread throughout the southern and eastern districts, causing extensive damage to any structures that might have survived the tremour. The earthquake resulted in 63 aftershocks, which spread throughout the prefecture with varying intensity.
Waraxe

The Waraxe is a weapon very similar to the Axe, but with a sharp tip on the other side of the head of the Axe. It has medium attack damage and medium attack speed, and a 20% chance of amputation and a 10% chance of beheading. One of its Execution Moves is where the Axe slams the sharp tip on the victims head.
Bailiang Castle

**Bailiang Castle** (百粮莽; *bǎiliáng-mǎng*) is a castle located in the town of Bailiang, in Jidong District, Ji Prefecture. It was constructed by the Nanyang clan around 50 years before their historic battle with the Yao in 1190. Its fascinating, bloody and rather mysterious history makes it one of the most visited castles in western Kanton.

## History

Bailiang Castle was established by the chief of the Nanyang clan, Shanrong Nanyang, in 1149. Originally the castle was constructed as a base of defence in which the family could shelter during a seige directed by the Yao clan, who were their immediate rivals at the time. However, despite minor attacks and scuffles, the castle remained nothing more than an abode for the family until half a century later, in 1190.

The Yao finally attacked the Nanyang's castle in May of that year, and the Battle of Eastern Ji began, waged for over two weeks and fought by footsoldiers, knights (*sai*) and even the members of the clans themselves. Finally, the heir of the Yao, Rihu Yao, was captured and held hostage by *sai* under the Nanyang. In an act of love for his son, the Yao chief agreed to surrender in order to be reunited with Rihu. However, in a cruel twist, Rihu was executed and sent back to his family already dead. The Yao chief, much too old to father more heirs, was forced to retreat. After his death, the Yao clan became disparate and lost their power; without an heir, their line soon became extinct, and descendants became serfs in nearby villages and towns.

For around two hundred years, the Nanyang remained in Bailiang Castle, their power and influence kept on a steady plateau as they governed east Ji and became a well-known force. After the coronation of Emperor Luanshan, the Nanyang chief sent an envoy to the Imperial Palace requesting independence from monarchal rule. He was one of many to do so; however, his request was denied.

Emperor Luanshan's youngest son, Linming, visited Bailiang Castle in 1458, two years after the coronation of his father, as a courtesy call. He discovered that the family no longer resided there, and the grounds were deserted. Residents of Bailiang Town were unwilling to give any information. To this day, it is unknown what happened to the Nanyang.
Sherikabeth

### Manifestation(s)

Watches useless videos of dogs on skateboards, monkeys brushing their teeth, pigeons drinking coffee etc. because one’s attraction to cuteness and innocence is too strong for one to bare that they are even willing to give up precious time in their lives indulging.

## **List of Sherikabethan Characters**

Erik (The Phantom)

Elizabeth Lavenza

Henry Clerval
Dagger

The Dagger is a weapon that does low damage but fast attack speed. Considered very bad among the users of the game, people use it to troll, as you can run up to people easily, stab them, and run. It can be useful, as it can cause bleeding. One of the Execution Moves is where you slit their throat. It is considered bad for the reason that it can't behead or amputate people.
Cenmian

**Cenmian** (梣免; *cénmiǎn*) is a village located in Xingbang District, in Xingsu Prefecture. As of 2018, it has a population of around 6,000. It is known for being a hub of fish-farming and sits in the middle of Cenhuai Bay, a harbour which has been heavily industrialised.

Cenmian and its harbour were settled by the Han clan in the 7th century. The area surrounding Cenmian was used for small-scale rice farming, however, the land has been so frequently flooded that the land is now virtually unusable. Through the years, the village has faced major ocean floods, occasionally more than three times annually. Due to the high risks involved in living there, and the adverse effects of constant flooding, Cenmian has faced huge depopulation. In 1994, it was demoted from town status.
The One Hit Obliterator

The One Hit Obliterator is a one handed weapon, capable of killing someone in one hit. It does all of the enemy's health in one hit and has fast attack speed. It has a 0% chance of beheading or amputation. When you hold this weapon, every other person can also kill you in one hit. It's execution move is where it stabs right through the person.
Broken Beer Bottle

The Broken Beer Bottle is a one handed weapon that can deal low damage very quickly. It is very similar to the dagger in the way people say it is very bad. It has a 0% chance of amputation or beheading. It can cause tons of bleeding but not good for dealing heavy damage. It's exucution move is where the player grabs a non-broken bottle from the ground and slams it into the other person's head.
Touyan

**Touyan**(头岩; *tóuyán*) is a city located in Jinan District, Ji Prefecture. As of 2020, the city has an estimated population of 1.2 million.

## History

Touyan began in the 5th century as an agricultural settlement controlled by the Ning clan, who governed most of Ji Prefecture's southern reaches at the time. It grew rapidly throughout the centuries, establishing itself as a producer of vegetables such as potatoes, carrots, beans, and tomatoes.

In the early 12th century, Touyan became the first settlements in Ji Prefecture to establish a functioning canal system which diverted water from the Yu River and irrigated the village's farmland. Additionally, in the 14th and 15th centuries Touyan became a centre of trade in the south of Ji, and its population grew rapidly from that time onwards.

From a short period after Emperor Luanshan's coronation, Touyan became the designated capital of Ji Prefecture; however, its smaller population and lack of industrialisation eventually allowed Linyang to become the new capital.

### 20th century

In 1918, a wide-scale potato blight spread across Touyan and its surrounding villages, resulting in hundreds migrating further into Ji Prefecture or crossing the border into Tao. The effects of the blight took a toll on the town's population and set back its development significantly.

In 1920, due to heavy rains caused by a recent typhoon, the Yu River flooded, inundating the downtown area. Only six months later, Touyan was struck by a minor 4.1 magnitude earthquake, which also caused damage to infrastructure and buildings.

In 1945, an electric tram service was established, encircling the entire city centre and providing access to almost every ward of the city.

In 1957, Touyan absorbed five villages and hamlets on its outskirts, which led to the expansion of its eastern ward. To this day, the city's east district remains extremely rural, with very little industrialisation compared to the city centre.

## Cuisine

Touyan is known for its unique cuisine, which has become a symbol of the city. Foods such as lotus root, peaches, and mandarin oranges are associated with Touyan, but most famously the city is known as a producer of high-quality yams and potatoes. A kind of potato flatcake, known as *toupan*, originates from the city.

## Geography

Touyan lies on the edge of the Yu River, which can be crossed by way of the Gancao Bridge. Its nearest neighbour is the village of Yushen. Touyan is also relatively close to the foothills of the Yangdu Mountains, situated around 10 miles from the lowest slopes.

## Economy

Touyan's agricultural sector is still going strong, although steadily being overtaken by its tertiary industry.
Nianquan

**Nianquan** (念筌; *niànquán*) is a town located in Fengdong District, Feng Prefecture. As of 2018, the town has a population of nearly 80,000, and is the largest in the prefecture.

Nianquan was established as a fishing village in the early 10th century by vassals of the Tiao clan, and immediately flourished. Its economy has been consistently reliant upon the sea for hundreds of years. Nianquan's favourable location has made it the centre of commercial fishing for Feng Prefecture, and even nowadays its marine industries are still going strong. The town is famous for supplying a certain species of tuna known as ‘black diamond’, which is sold under the official brand Ji-Nian. These tuna are highly prized and expensive. Other seafood products include squid, roe and oysters.

Nianquan is also connected to Cheng Bay, Feng Prefecture's largest seaport, from which hundreds of fishing boats and trawlers are sent out. The prosperity of the town is largely thanks to this port, which was constructed in the 1300s.

​​​​In August 2001, Nianquan was devastated by the Chenghuai Typhoon, which destroyed many industrial sites and damaged local property. 208 people were killed or missing, 378 were injured, and over 500 houses were totally or partially destroyed.
Vaneryth

**Vaneryth** is among the countless worlds in the \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_ \_\_\_\_\_. This world is special, however, as it is a breeding ground for both the **Goddess of Chaos** and **Demon Lord of Order**'s creations and ideas. It has been molded over time with wars and conflicts, at the same time with peace and order.

This world is described in the shape of a "napkin ring", or a sphere with a cylinder poked through it. It has five continents, uncharted islands, as well as the floating islands that the world is known for.

## List of Continents

### **Aemali**

Aemali is consisted of three countries divided into thirds, all of them sharing a portion of the Holy Peak. Commonly, the countries consist of Ri Shi, Eikyou, and Byeol.

### **Estir**

Estir is considered to be the Holy Land. Instead of countries, it consists of three factions depending on which government system they rule on. The land which the Papacy governs is called the Holy Land, the land that the Matriarchy governs is called the Mother Land, and the land that the Holy Knights govern is called the Sacred Land. It is among the largest continents which spans over a quarter of the planet.

### **Internai**

Internai is considered to be the continent with the largest amount of natural resources. There are currently no governing systems, however there is a debate between the Chieftain of the Localis and the President of the Citadel.

### **Ozrum**

Ozrum is the continent with the most seasons happening at once, its northernmost tip being near the equator, and its southernmost area almost devoid of sunlight. One village called Svetsnya, which contained the Artifact Galfndr, has been known to have the most hospitable locals and it is said that it is good luck if ever that you have made friends with the Halflings who speak with a Common-Halfling creole.

### **Uragya**

Uragya is the continent with the least amount of inhabitants, however they have the most preserved culture, with their history spanning back to the before the Breaking. It only has one country called Nadjabekaar with visible borders, along with several city-states spanning beyond the city proper.

## Floating Islands

Only one floating island has been known to the characters so far.

### **Alistele**

The island where the characters have been fated to meet. It is home to the Royal Family of Alistele, whose current monarch is said to live longer than she should be. It is home to the Arena of Alistele, where sporting events and festivals usually happen.
Codes

**Codes** are a set of passwords that, as they're unlocked, build up an encyclopedia in the Collection menu.

Most codes can be entered through the code entry screen, accessed by tapping the angel-styled Seven's Code logo in the middle of the detailed main menu. Others are unlocked through achievements and can't be unlocked through code entry.

Many codes provide rewards such as titles, songs, and diamonds.

*Updated 27 December 2020. Source: https://w.atwiki.jp/sevenscode/pages/13.html*

## Main Database

Each code in this list will have a visible entry. Codes that have not yet been entered will have a "No Data" placeholder.

These codes award 5 Diamonds each.

### Memory Codes

These codes provide added backstory for characters. They're unlocked through the Missions menu, and can not be entered manually.

For playable characters, memory codes are unlocked by winning a certain number of Free Play battles as that character. For unplayable characters, they're unlocked after completing particular chapters in the Story.

## Secret Codes

These codes have no placeholder, and only appear in the Collection once you enter them in the code entry screen.

### Easter Eggs

These codes don't unlock an entry in the Collection, or award anything. They're usually mispellings of actual codes.

 SEVENTH.CHORD
 SEBUNSU.KOODO
 TRANSITION.ZERO
Era Secui Wiki

**Welcome to the Era Secui Wiki!**
We're a collaborative community website that anyone, including you, can build and expand. Wikis like this one depend on readers getting involved and adding content. Click the "ADD NEW PAGE" or "EDIT" button at the top of any page to get started!

*Community Founders*: Write a good and paragraph-length description here about your topic. Let your readers know what your topic is about and add some general information about it. Then you should visit the admin dashboard for more tips.

## Important articles

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Yuyang

**Yuyang** (余杨塞; *yúyáng-sāi*) is a semi-mythical figure of west Kanton legend, known as a *sai* or 'knight' under the first Emperor Luanshan. It is said that he accomplished many amazing and borderline supernatural feats, including but not limited to:

* swimming the East China Sea in a raft made from oak leaves
* climbing Mount Fangyan with only the clothes on his back
* battling and defeating the Dragon of Hansai
* eating lit coals and breathing fire
* inventing a castle which could walk of its own accord
* hunting three hundred deer in just one day
* freezing water into ice with his own cold breath

In addition, Yuyang was said to have psychic abilities, along with supreme intelligence and strength which made him almost invincible in battle. According to folktale, Yuyang's final accomplishment was discovering how to live forever. He lived on as an ageless spirit, and disappeared into the Yangdu Mountains, never to be seen again by any mortal being.

Some sources say that Yuyang may have been based on the real *sai* Kanggai, who worked for Emperor Luanshan near the end of his life.
SEVEN's CODE Wiki

**Music, shakes our heart, and body.**
This is the unofficial wiki of the smartphone rhythm action game *SEVEN's CODE*, by Unlimited Studios and Applibot Inc.

## External Links

* Official Website
* Official Twitter
* Japanese Wiki
* Chinese Wiki

## Latest Activity

Track the most recent changes to the wiki on this page.

 Help

* Wiki Activity
* Social Activity
* Image Activity

No changes during the given period match these criteria.

*Need help building out this community?*

* Getting Started
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You can also be part of the larger Fandom family of communities. Visit Fandom's Community Central!
Genju

**Genju** (亘举; *gènjǔ*) is a city located in Xingkuai District, in Xingsu Prefecture. As of 2018, the city has a population of 620,000.

## Etymology

The character 亘 is loaned from the name of the nearby Gen River, which flows west of the city. The secondary word 举 translates to "forest", and references a wood that supposedly surrounded the town in its early years. Through heavy deforestation, the trees were eventually completely removed from the area.

## History

### Early history

Genju was established as a travellers' town or *wangman* in the early 1100s, and grew quickly due to frequent traffic from other parts of southern Xingsu. A number of old nutou from this period have been carefully preserved and function as open-air museums in modern times.

In the 1200s, Genju became the base of operations for the Xing clan, whose soldiers used the town as a military outpost. Genju's population expanded rapidly during this time and it became known colloquially as Songman, meaning "soldier's town". During the 16th and 17th centuries, Genju grew as a market and trading centre for the surrounding area, especially the nearby city of Shenmian. During this period it was often called 沈免评列 ("Shenmian's little sister") and experienced another growth in population.

### 20th century

In the 1940s, Genju's southern ward was designated as an industrial district, and the city began to produce machinery and automation which could be exported nationally and globally. A large employment market opened up in the city, increasing the population and encouraging emigrants from smaller nearby settlements.

In 1954, Genju Shipyard was constructed in the city's eastern ward, which was connected closely to Hongkai Harbour. The shipyard operated successfully for decades until finally closing in 2016.

In 1973, the Central Genju Market was opened in the city centre, advertised as one of the largest nighttime markets in the country. It became extremely successful and well-known across Kanton for its wide variety of vendors and products. The market is also known for selling traditional medicines.

In 1988, Genju absorbed the nearby village of Haosha into its southern ward.

### 21st century

In 2001, Genju University was opened in the city's eastern ward.

In 2016, Genju Shipyard closed down due to a dramatic drop in global sales.

## Geography

Genju is situated about 25 miles from the coast, and is directly south of its namesake, the Gen River. It is connected by rail and bus to the neighbouring cities of Shenmian and Siukuang.

Genju typically experiences light rainfall in July or August, with generally cool weather all year round. In winter, snow is very uncommon, but frost and ice often leave roads in unusable conditions.

## Economy

For many years, Genju's economy has relied heavily on its production of machinery and automation, along with the shipbuilding business. Nowadays, however, many more fields of employment have opened within and without the city. Fishing has seen a surge of growth over the past ten years, with many entrepeneurs setting up their own businesses.
Xiao River

The **Xiao River** (啸亲; *xiào-qīn*) is a river located in Feng Prefecture in north-west Kanton. The river's name is often translated as 'cleansing river', or less commonly, 'washing river'. It passes through the western side of the prefecture and meets the ocean quickly. The Xiao is one of the smallest rivers in the country.

The Xiao is often cited as one of the cleanest and safest waterways in Kanton, as its source is extremely pure and its environment is mostly free from heavy pollutants. It is common for the public to go fishing by its banks, as it is usually abundantly stocked with freshwater fish.
Xingkuang District

**Xingkuang District** (行框單; *xíngkuāng-dān*) is a district under Xingsu Prefecture. As of 2018, the district had a population of 1.5 million, making it the second-most populous in the prefecture.

Xingkuang District was settled by the Bei clan in the Nen Period, and has a long history of trade and commerce. For many centuries, the region has been the centre of economy in Xingsu Prefecture.

In the Mian Period, Xingkuang became one of the most heavily religious regions in the prefecture, and a multitude of shrines, temples and sun-gardens were established across the district. In modern times, it is the area of Xingsu with the largest amount of worship sites. For this reason, it earned the nickname of 画宗 (*huà zōng*), meaning "religious capital".

## Municipalities

### Cities

* Qiepan
* Lakun
* Rongshiu
* Zhiubu

### Towns

* Hansha
* Shantuan
Shantuan Fortress

**Shantuan Fortress** (山团富; *shāntuán-fù*) was a fortress located in modern-day Shantuan, in Xingkuang District, Xingsu Prefecture. The fortress was constructed in the early Mian Period, most likely during the 1300s, and served as the home of the Beili clan for roughly a century.

The fortress fell into ruin quickly after the liquidation of the Beili clan and their retainers, however the ruins are still available and can be visited by the public. It is thought that the building was originally constructed as a castle rather than fortress, but that defensive features were added through the decades. It did not have a watchtower, moat, or even bailey wall, which made the building very vulnerable to siege.
Chenghuai Temple

**Chenghuai Temple** (称淮方; *chēnghuái fāng*) is a Qiren temple located on the northern coast of Feng Prefecture, on the coastline of Cheng Bay. The building has been designated as a National Treasure and a Property of Cultural Importance by the Kanton government.

## History

Chenghuai Temple is said to have been founded by a wandering Qiren priest (also known as a *langseng*) in the 7th century. The building was originally very small and shrine-like, simply consisting of a small wooden structure decorated with various items such as shells, flowers and pebbles. Upon wider discovery in the late 8th century, it was converted into a larger and more lushly-decorated temple and opened for worship.

The Chenghuai Temple is featured as a 'must-see' on the itinerary of the Feng Prefecture Shrine Tour.

## Features

The temple is made from reddish wood, with a long, winding pebble path leading to its first gate. There are three gates in total; in traditional fashion they descend from large to small. At each gate the visitor is expected to say a word of thanks, greeting or respect before continuing, and at the last gate an offering box is provided. Visitors are encouraged not to leave money or food; flowers, jewellery and precious stones are more acceptable.

The interior is small, lit by large open windows looking out onto the sea. Various shrines line the walls, with the largest being dedicated to Hunshen, deity of the ocean. The other shrines are focused on lesser deities, such as Qiushen, the god of fishing. It is expected that every person who visits a shrine should light a candle to represent their faith.
Tao River

The **Tao River** (縚免; *tāo-miǎn*) is a river that flows north past the cities of Kanchan, Hongkai and Siukuang. Its source is at the foothills of Kunyou, the smallest mountain in the Yangdu range. It is the twin of the shorter Gen River. The Tao can be crossed by way of the Tao Bridge, which can be accessed a few miles from Siukuang.

The Tao has one tributary, the Siutao River. Both this tributary and the main river itself are navigatable for small boats, and fishing is a popular activity along their banks.
Game mechanics

This is the in-game mechanics of SEVEN's CODE.

Also, there haves 4 main notes in each mode:

* **REFLECTION:** Tap when it conscends to the judgement line (Simple) / its approaching line conscends to this note.
* **CHARGE:** Tap and hold when it conscends to the judgement line (Simple) / its approaching line conscends to this note, and hold till its end. This will refill the player's skill gauge.
* **CHAIN:** Tap, then follow the lane and slide through.
* **SLASH:** Slide in direction.
* Notice that if there appears with multi notes, it will marked by a outer circle.

### Scoring

* **FABULOUS:** Hit the note accurately.
* **CRITICAL:** Hit the note but with small deviation.
* **BURST:** Hit the note but with middle deviation.
* **HIT:** Hit the note but with high deviation.
* **MISS:** Not hitting the note.

Performance

* **理論値:** Clear with only FABULOUS.
* **PERFECT FULL COMBO:** Clear with only FABULOUS and CRITICAL.
* **FULL COMBO:** Clear without MISS.
* **CLEAR:** Clear the song, no matter any situation.

The max score is 100.00%. the score is calculated by following formula:

Score

=

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F
C
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B

2
3

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×
100.00
%

{\displaystyle {\text{Score}}={\frac {(F+C)+B{\frac {2}{3}}}{Notes}}\times 100.00\%}

(F=FABULOUS count, C=Critical count, B=Burst count)
Yingchan

**Yingchan** (営禅; *yí*

   *ngchán*) is a village located in Xingjiang District, Xingsu Prefecture. As of 2018, it has a population of 4,300. It is known for being a picturesque but secluded place, often referred to as a 'hidden gem' by tourists and natural historians alike. For many years, Yingchan has suffered from a declining population and failing economy; many of its younger generation are moving away to seek new opportunities in the bigger cities.

In bygone days, the residents of Yingchan relied primarily on fishing for self-sustainment. Now, the village's main source of income comes from its population of white-collar workers who commute to larger towns and cities. A small percentage of the residents own fish-farming businesses.

Historically, Yingchan was once the seat of the Han clan, who controlled the surrounding area in the Nen Period.

Yingchan is located on the north coast of Xingsu Prefecture, facing out onto the Pacific Ocean. Its position on the coast makes it extremely suitable as a port village.
Xinyi

**Xinyi** (芯移; *xīnyí*) is a town located in Jikan District, Ji Prefecture. As of 2020, it had a population of about 26,000.

The town began in the early 9th century and was founded by the Mei clan. In fact, it was the first settlement founded by the Mei and served as their base of operations for many years. Xinyi Castle in the town's northern precinct can still be visited and gives an insight into the lifestyle of the family while they governed from Xinyi in the early Nen Period. As a township, Xinyi was traditionally a farming township, and was established on some of the only arable land in northern Ji. Crops such as wheat, rice, soybeans, and barley were heavily produced for centuries.

In modern times, Xinyi is known for its horticultural industry and is an exporter of houseplants, flower arrangements, potted plants and sapling trees. Fruits and vegetables are also grown more commonly than cereal crops.

The area of Xinyi is located in the north-western corner of Ji Prefecture, and the township's farmland is irrigated with water from the nearby Peili River.
Warhammer

The Warhammer is a large weapon, capable of crushing all who lie victim to it. It does heavy damage and has slow attack speed. It has no chance of amputation or beheading, but has a chance to crush their head. The weapon has good range that makes up for its slow attack speed. One of its Execution Moves is where the hammer slams on their head, crushing it.
Mount Zhangshan

**Mount Zhangshan** (掌山; *zhǎngshān*) is a dormant volcanic mountain situated in the Yangdu mountain range in north-west Kanton. It has an elevation of 1,187 metres. The mountain has erupted only twice in recorded history.

The summit of Zhangshan is very heavily vegetated, with ancient yew, pine, azalea, and hibiscus plants growing in abundance.

Perhaps the most notable feature that hikers encounter while exploring the mountain is the Zhangshan Waterfall, hidden in the folds of the rocky southern face. The waterfall also features an ancient mountain shrine dedicated to Shanshen.
Jizhen Shannian

**Jizhen Shannian** (集診山年; *jízhěn shānnián*, c. early 900s-987) was a Kantonese poet, best known for his poems concerning doomed love, existentialism, and human connection. Shannian was a member of multiple Kantonese religious committees, and after his 'retirement' from the poetry world in 960, he became a monk and wrote a number of poems about life and fate before his death at the age of 75.

Shannian worked in a variety of jobs throughout his life, at one point being a tutor for the children of powerful *kong*, and during his early years was employed in menial labour making inkstones. He was allegedly good friends with the powerful warlord Xiongshou, who was able to spread word of Shannian's skill in prose and essentially kickstart his career as a poet.

## Origins

Shannian's early life is admittedly obscure, but recent research has led to the conclusion that his origins were Japanese, that he was in fact born in the town of Dazaifu, and was brought to Kanton as a result of some unknown event. At this point he would have been at least four or five years old, though his exact birth year is unknown.

His father was a doctor entered into the service of a chief in modern-day Xiang Prefecture, and the surname of 'Shannian' was almost certainly adopted, due to it being the surname of this accommodating clan. Unfortunately no other leads have been found. Judging by the comfortable, skilled and deft way in which Shannian used Kantonese, it is evident that he felt no conflict surrounding his mother tongue. In fact, he may not have learned or retained any Japanese after assimilating into Kantonese culture.

## Works

Shennian was an incredibly prolific poet, especially for his time. During the early Mian Period, middle-class writers were only just emerging in Kantonese society, as the art had previously been reserved for the very wealthy and powerful. Shennian, and many of his contemporaries, were responsible for changing this.

Some of Shennian's most famous works include Under The Cherry Tree (a *baipian* poem concerning the fickle nature of young love), Rising Tide (a commentary on the ephemeral nature of existence) and his magnum opus, titled The Golden Palace, which runs on an extended religious metaphor for twenty-eight verses. The latter is often studied in schools to this day.
Piangua

**Piangua** (篇寡; *piānguǎ*) is a type of Kantonese poetry. It is generally considered to be the basis of modern Kanton poetry, and the majority of classical verse is written in the *piangua* style.

## Etymology

*Piangua* simply translates as 'poetry'. The first character, 篇, means *composition* or *collection*, while the second 寡 means *word*, *expression* or *phrase*. Therefore, a direct and literal translation would be 'a composition of words'. To be specific, this type of poetry is sometimes referred to as 指扪篇 ('longform poetry') or more infrequently, 竟篇 ('pure poetry').

## Forms of *piangua*

The term piangua encompasses a number of differing forms, principally *baipian* (败篇, 'narrative poem') and *anpian* (俺篇, 'long poem'), but also including *chongpian* (崇篇, religious poetry), and *dangpian* (宕篇, rhythmic poetry).

 *Baipian''***(败篇)** | 5-5-5-5
 *Dangpian (宕篇)* | 2-4
2-4
2
1
 *Chongpian (崇篇)* | 10-10
10-8

### ***Baipian***

*Baipian* consist of a repetitive 5-syllable form, occasionally with a 4-4 couplet at the conclusion to underline the outcome of the story. More ambiguous poems may omit the couplet to add mystery.

This famous *baipian* was composed by the poet Jizhen Shannian in the early Mian Period. It is called Under The Cherry Tree (樱泍导) and is a good example of a standard verse from its time.
Yulai

**Yulai**(予来; *yǔlái*​​​​​) is a city located in Jikan District, Ji Prefecture. As of 2020, the city has a population of 340,000.

## History

Yulai was established by the Mei clan during the early Mian Period, and was originally developed as a trade centre for the hundreds of traders and merchants who worked and travelled in Ji Prefecture. However, by the beginning of the 1300s Yulai had become the centre of the most productive coal fields in midwestern-Kanton, and this began a large wave of migration into the town.

By the late Kuai Period, Yulai was well-known as a flourishing coal mining town, and it was one of the few areas in Ji Prefecture which offered a large number of well-paying mining jobs. This period of wealth and success continued for over three centuries, until the coal mines were closed in the 1700s. This began the steady decline of Yulai's population, which continues to this day.

Yulai is also the home of two temples. The first and oldest is Yulai Temple, which is dedicated to a minor mountain deity known as Tanshen (炭神). The temple is thought to have been constructed in the late 13th century by an unknown local religious authority. The second is Hanghai Temple, a huge and lavishly-constructed building which is one of the most well-known and most frequently-visited temple in western Kanton.

## Geography

Yulai is located near to the cities of Taomang and Linyang, and lies snugly in the foothills of the Yangdu Mountains. The city is known for its cool summers and rather cold winters, which often result in thick frost or snow.

## Economy

Yulai's proximity to neighbouring cities such as Taomang and Linyang has enabled it to transform into a light industry city, with many of its inhabitants travelling to other places for work. It is also a centre for Ji Prefecture's tertiary sector and has a rapidly-expanding IT economy.
Shoufu Castle

**Shoufu Castle** (手富; *shǒufù*) is a historic castle located in the town of Kunfu, Xingkuai District, Xingsu Prefecture. The castle was originally built by the Shou clan, descendents of the Pang, in 1342.

## History

During its time, Shoufu Castle served as a political centre for south Xingsu clans, and was often utilised as a summit point for meetings held between *kong*. It was built both as a home and defence building, though historians agree that its means of protection were remarkably weak compared to similar castles of the period. Originally the fortress would have been smaller, but over time extensions were added.

## Features

The castle resembles many others built in the Mian Period, and has a number of distinctive features. The outer wall or *nuan* encircles the entire building, and the entrance is sparsely decorated. Shoufu also has a watchtower, though it is very short and squat, and hardly reaches above the highest roof. It also includes an underground storage basement, a very common feature in that time.

Some rooms inside the castle have been reconstructed to resemble their original state, such as the main solar, two master bedrooms, and the kitchen area.
Qing dancing

***Qing***(庆枪; *qìngqiāng*) is a Qiren ceremonial dance. The word is thought to originate from the archaic character 氢, meaning *fast movement* or *excitement*. The major purpose of a Qing performance is to entertain the *shen*, therefore pleasing and pacifying them. Qing is performed by both men and women; traditionally, men play the instruments while the women dance.

## Variations

There are three types of *qing*. The first is High Qing, also called *shangqing*(上庆), which is performed in more formal settings without the accompaniment of music. Instead, wooden sticks filled with dry seeds (*fuka*, 赴佧) and wooden blocks (*kou*, 扣) are used to set the rhythm of the dance. Sometimes, a pair of singers (one man, one woman) will provide harmonies. The movements are slow, elegant and refined, and often the dancer will perform impressive feats of balance.

The secondary type of performance is *ranqing* (苒庆), called Folk Qing. This style was developed by the upperclass, and is considered to be more refined and complex and is usually set to a faster rhythm. It is often performed not just for the enjoyment of the deities, but also for a spectating human audience. High Qing is most often performed during festivals and important ceremonies such as weddings. Instruments such as the reed pipe and drums are utilised. Body contortion is common.

The third and least commonly seen variation is strictly reserved for use during religious ceremonies; it is called *shenqing* (神庆) or Temple Qing. The style of dance is most accurately described as a mix of both High Qing and Folk Qing, with movements being both fast-paced and strictly choreographed. Unlike the former types, which are performed by Qing dancers, Temple Qing is performed by shrine-maidens or *fangmie*. Usually, the only instrument used is a large drum.

Music plays an important role in Qing when it is used; everything in the tone, style, speed and pitch of the sound is crucial in pleasing and satisfying the *shen*. In particularly formal settings, music is played with only one instrument, being the five-stringed *zheng* (筝). When singers are utilised, they do not sing in words, but rather varying arrangements of vowel sounds such as *aah*,*ohh* and *eeh*. Often the vocal accompaniment is only used in celebratory performances, as the human voice is not something *shen* particularly enjoy.

Singing is most notably used in the rite of *mie-jia* (乜家), a ceremony designed to appease the spirits of the departed, and which is sometimes conducted at funerals. In this context, the songs do have lyrics, usually a variant of the phrase "Go and be purified" (*dou-qu, dou-chunde*or 抖去，抖纯得) which are sung in accompaniment to the *qing*dancing. At funerals there are multiple singers present, usually members of the departed's family. This rite is thought to pacify and strengthen the soul of a dead person, so that they do not pass into the Second Hell and become *mao shen.*A slightly higher ritual, named 皇豆乜家, is performed on the souls of Emperors.
Sunshine Park

**Sunshine Park** (亥济签; *hàijì-qiān*) is a park located in the eastern ward of Hongkai, in Xingjiang District, Xingsu Prefecture. It is one of the youngest parks in the prefecture, being built in 2005. Primarily, it is designed for the enjoyment of young children aged between 5-10 years of age.

The park was constructed by the Xingsu Prefectural Government after complaints from residents of the eastern ward concerning the lack of childrens' play areas. Since its opening, it has been fairly popular with the locals.
Hongkai Harbour

**Hongkai Harbour** (红凯党; *hóngkǎi-dǎng*) is a maritime port located in Hongkai, Xingjiang District, in the greater Xingsu Prefecture. It is one of the oldest ports in Kanton, having been settled in the late 8th century.

## History

The harbour was originally founded by settlers of ancient Hongkai, who gravitated towards the ocean as a source of sustainence and income. For much of its existence the harbour was referred to under the same name as the city, Zhuodang or "red port". In the 15th century, as Hongkai's eastern ward began to transform into a kind of port town, and the harbour quickly became an important trade passage. Although originally much smaller, it grew in tandem with its adjoining settlement, reaching primary port status in the late 1500s.

In 1860, the port was hit by a tsunami caused by the aftershocks of the North Xingkuai earthquake. Although the tsunami was not as damaging as the earthquake itself, it caused a good deal of destruction and began a period of economy backflow which lasted for almost twenty years.

## Attractions

* Hongkai Fishing Museum
* Offshore Shopping District