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| Muse City became a city state in SY 185, as part of the fall of the [[Dunan Monarchy]]. Its first mayor was [[Revier]]. Due to its position, it was always on the forefront of conflicts with the [[Highland Kingdom]]. | | Muse City, once a part of the [[Dunan Monarchy]], gained its status as a city-state in [[Solar calendar|SY]] 185 during the fall of the monarchy. Its inaugural mayor was [[Revier]]. Positioned strategically, the city remained at the forefront of conflicts with the [[Highland Kingdom]]. The city would later become one of the founding members of the [[City-State of Jowston]]. |
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| The center of the [[City-State of Jowston]], Muse City was also one of the largest cities in all the alliance with a population of 13,000. Prosperous, its stores were always busy and its people vibrant and busy. Although the city has no [[trading post]], its streets are lined with businesses and are crowded with customers daily. Reflecting this, its primary industry was trade and commerce.
| | As the thriving center of the City-State of Jowston, Muse City boasted a sizable population of 13,000, making it one of the largest cities within the alliance. Its prosperity was evident in the constant bustle of its stores and the vibrant activity of its people. Although lacking a formal [[trading post]], the city's streets were lined with numerous businesses, attracting daily crowds of customers. Commerce and trade stood as the primary industries, reflecting the city's economic vitality. |
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| To the west of the city lies the gates that lead to [[Jowston Hill]], where important City-State meetings were held. The gate is only opened during special events and ceremonies, such as these meetings.
| | West of the city lay the gates leading to [[Jowston Hill]], a significant venue for essential City-State meetings. The gates were selectively opened during special occasions and ceremonies, such as these crucial gatherings. |
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| It is all this that made Muse City the first target of the [[Highland Army]] once the [[Dunan Unification War]] began in earnest. With the murder of Mayor [[Anabelle]] and the occupation of the town by Highland forces, the city suffered extensive damage, not least when [[Luca Blight]] rounded up citizens of the city to sacrifice to the [[Beast Rune]] and it became infested with [[Golden Wolf (Suikoden II)|Golden Wolves]].
| | Given its strategic importance and wealth, Muse City became the primary target of the [[Highland Army]] once the [[Dunan Unification War]] intensified. Tragically, the city suffered extensive damage, particularly after the murder of Mayor [[Anabelle]] and the subsequent occupation by Highland forces. The dire situation worsened when [[Luca Blight]] rounded up citizens of the city to sacrifice to the [[Beast Rune]], leading to an infestation of [[Golden Wolf (Suikoden II)|Golden Wolves]]. |
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| After the conflict, Muse attempted to heal the wounds of war, enacting policies focusing on centering its industries around its traditional strengths of trade and commerce and now continues smoothly on the path to recovery. | | After the conflict, Muse City embarked on the challenging path to healing the scars of war. Implementing policies centered around its traditional strengths of trade and commerce, the city now strides confidently towards a smooth recovery. |
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Muse City, once a part of the Dunan Monarchy, gained its status as a city-state in SY 185 during the fall of the monarchy. Its inaugural mayor was Revier. Positioned strategically, the city remained at the forefront of conflicts with the Highland Kingdom. The city would later become one of the founding members of the City-State of Jowston.
As the thriving center of the City-State of Jowston, Muse City boasted a sizable population of 13,000, making it one of the largest cities within the alliance. Its prosperity was evident in the constant bustle of its stores and the vibrant activity of its people. Although lacking a formal trading post, the city's streets were lined with numerous businesses, attracting daily crowds of customers. Commerce and trade stood as the primary industries, reflecting the city's economic vitality.
West of the city lay the gates leading to Jowston Hill, a significant venue for essential City-State meetings. The gates were selectively opened during special occasions and ceremonies, such as these crucial gatherings.
Given its strategic importance and wealth, Muse City became the primary target of the Highland Army once the Dunan Unification War intensified. Tragically, the city suffered extensive damage, particularly after the murder of Mayor Anabelle and the subsequent occupation by Highland forces. The dire situation worsened when Luca Blight rounded up citizens of the city to sacrifice to the Beast Rune, leading to an infestation of Golden Wolves.
After the conflict, Muse City embarked on the challenging path to healing the scars of war. Implementing policies centered around its traditional strengths of trade and commerce, the city now strides confidently towards a smooth recovery.
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