Issue No. 3

THE DARK SUNDAY SCARE

"Crowning Chaos: First Player Kages Take Over Seichi—And Immediately Start a War!"

Article By: Monami & Genki

In a turn of events that has the whole ninja world buzzing, the first-ever player Kages have finally emerged in Seichi! These ambitious warriors battled their way to the top, dethroning the existing village leaders in epic, chakra-fueled duels to claim the most coveted prize: the Kage hat. With the new Kage system and war mechanics now in full swing, each village is flexing its newfound muscle, and things are heating up faster than a fire jutsu in a dry forest!

But before we dive into the chaos, let's take a moment to give a hearty congratulations to our new Kages! These brave souls have stepped up to lead their villages through thick and thin, and their names will surely go down in Seichi history—assuming they survive the upcoming conflicts, of course. We at Seichi News extend a warm welcome to the new leaders and wish them all the best in their reigns. May your strategies be sharp, your alliances strong, and your enemies... well, not too vengeful!

Now, back to the drama. Each village now boasts its very own elder council, capable of declaring wars and forming alliances faster than you can say "chakra infusion." And what did these newly minted Kages do with all that shiny new power? They all turned their gaze (and weapons) toward one unsuspecting target: Tsukimori. Yes, in a plot twist that surprised exactly no one, all the villages declared war on Tsukimori, forming a temporary alliance to give them a collective ninja beatdown. Apparently, nothing brings people together quite like a common enemy, and Tsukimori has found itself in the crosshairs of some very powerful neighbors.

As the villages prepare for an all-out ninja brawl, tensions are running higher than ever. Will Tsukimori stand tall against the onslaught, or will the combined might of the other villages prove too much to handle? Seichi News is on the scene, bringing you exclusive interviews with the Kages, where they share their plans, their hopes, and—of course—their thoughts on Tsukimori’s sudden surge in popularity (or lack thereof).

Stay tuned for all the latest updates as Seichi’s new era of Kage-led warfare kicks off in spectacular style!

EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEWS FROM OUR KAGES

SHINE

Rill

1. What specific actions or policies of the Tsukimori Kage led your village to join the war effort against them?

"As a nation for of individual empowerment we take our Alliances very Seriously so as soon as Current went to war we were not going to let them go alone."

2. Was there a particular event or series of events that solidified your decision to go to war, or has this been a long time coming?

"No-one was against the war against Tsuki while assisting our Ally mostly because the transgressions of a few individuals attacking our young. The young are our future we cant sit by and let them be harassed endlessly."

3. Is there a scenario in which your village would be willing to negotiate peace without the removal of the current Kage? If so, what would that require?

"I will not speak on negotiations at this time without consulting my Council and Currents leadership."

4. How unified is the coalition against Tsukimori? Are there any disagreements or tensions among the allied villages?

"Right now Shine has only one true Ally in Current we are neutral to the others. But Tsuki Hate seems to take precedence."

5. Any message you would like to give people of Seichi?

"Shine is open to anyone who is looking for a home, we run things fairly and everyone has a voice. Even today we ran a Tournament to choose our 2 new Elder position that Nyne and Saint fought for brilliantly"

SHROUD

Stackatk

1. What specific actions or policies of the Tsukimori Kage led your village to join the war effort against them?

"The decision for our village to engage in conflict with Tsukimori was a carefully considered one, reached through collaborative discussions within our leadership team and a series of smaller battles over recent weeks. This decision was not made in isolation but reflects a broader sentiment shared by our senior raiders, who expressed a strong desire for this course of action. Their unified stance was reaffirmed when I confirmed their readiness to proceed with the war."

2. Was there a particular event or series of events that solidified your decision to go to war, or has this been a long time coming?

"This conflict is driven by our condemnation of the current Tsukimori regime and its repressive policies. We aim to challenge an authoritarian system that has silenced its people and stifled their influence. Our involvement is not merely about territorial gain or power, but about giving a voice to those who have been marginalized and ensuring that their grievances are heard. By opposing Tsukimori, we are creating internal pressures on the regime, pushing for a more equitable and responsive governance."

3. Is there a scenario in which your village would be willing to negotiate peace without the removal of the current Kage? If so, what would that require?

Negotiations with Tsukimori are complex. While we are open to the possibility of peace, the conditions would need to align with the aspirations of the people we represent. A mere surrender from Tsukimori may not suffice, especially if it does not address the deeper issues at hand. Our coalition's strength and unity will be critical in determining how we proceed and when the time is right to consider an end to the conflict.

4. How unified is the coalition against Tsukimori? Are there any disagreements or tensions among the allied villages?

"Regarding alliances, our approach was both spontaneous and pragmatic. We did not engage in prior discussions or planning about forming alliances. Instead, we acted quickly and decisively when the need arose. We extended a formal alliance offer to Rev, which was accepted, and we have since reached out to other villages such as Zaruza and Rill. These gestures of partnership reflect our commitment to building a united front against Tsukimori, despite the lack of prior coordination."

5. Any message you would like to give people of Seichi?

"Paschar is now leading the Storm Demons. This isn't over Iffy."

Current

Zaruza

1. Is there a scenario in which your village would be willing to negotiate peace without the removal of the current Kage? If so, what would that require?

"At this time Current would like to denounce the escalation of conflict and rapid accruement of arms from the Tsukimori governing body. This blatant attempt at fear mongering has lead to feelings of distrust and hostility from across the world of Seichi and will not be tolerated."

2. How unified is the coalition against Tsukimori? Are there any disagreements or tensions among the allied villages?

"We stand united with this Alliance in hopes of proving that the people of Seichi need not live in fear of the strong keeping the weak in submission, and we shall hold to that promise long after this conflict has been resolved."

3. Any message you would like to give people of Seichi?

"As this time of darkness reaches each and every one of us, know that we your Kages look towards brighter futures and seek every day the persuance of that vision. May the Wind guide us all to better days."

GLACIER

Revertant

1. What specific actions or policies of the Tsukimori Kage led your village to join the war effort against them?

"War is inevitable foe those that disrupt the peace. We didn't join the effort we would have gone to war without anyone else starting"

2. Was there a particular event or series of events that solidified your decision to go to war, or has this been a long time coming?

"Felt like it was a long time coming and most Glaicians agreed"

3. Is there a scenario in which your village would be willing to negotiate peace without the removal of the current Kage? If so, what would that require?

"There have been talks, but nothing concrete. War for the foreseeable future"

4. How unified is the coalition against Tsukimori? Are there any disagreements or tensions among the allied villages?

"Not necessarily, our ally Shroud is also at war and we would back them in decisions. At the moment no other tensions."

5. Any message you would like to give people of Seichi?

"Glacier is planning on holding a tournament with hefty prize pool. Keep an eye out this week for more information"

TSUKIMORI

Kakashi

1. "What actions did you take that led to all other villages declaring war on Tsukimori? Do you believe any of these actions were justified?"

"It’s a game. No real action qualifies for a gang up on one village. Every village has there moments. Strengths and weakness. In this instance we cannot entirely speculate. However, we do know this. Any village that feels the need to ally to fight a single village for a single person isn’t as strong as they think they are"

2. "How do you plan to defend Tsukimori against the combined forces of the other villages?"

"Right now, we have people around the clock helping people understand the mechanics of the game. Along with data of their predictable raid times. We cannot give any more information with revealing our strategy, but we can assure you that we will be fine. This isn’t the first time everyone has tried to gang up on us. We will endure as we always have and grow. If anything, they are helping us become a better village and unite under one unit. With several new strategies in place to protect everyone"

3. "What would you say to those who believe your leadership is the root cause of this conflict?"

"Kakashi’s leadership was never the problem. Everyone has always gone to war with Tsukimori. In alpha when Celes was kage, it was the same story. In past cores it was the same story. It has never been about leadership. They fear our numbers, our growth. And most importantly our unity. They failed to disrupt our village and unity with compromised shinobi fighting on their behalf. The hate and constant harassment on our village anytime we go into tavvy has shown that on multiple occasions through each core. If we fight back, we’re attacked. If we take retaliation due to their initial actions, we’re attacked. We didn’t start these wars (answer provided by the Tsukimori Council)"

4. "What do you believe is the moral obligation of a Kage to their people during times of internal and external conflict?"

"We teach our villagers how to defend themselves. War is a part of the game. Every village has seen war, and no village is excluded from war. War never changes. What we can do is help guide our new players and defend our walls with opportune moments of engagement. Picking and choosing what battles we decide to take as every shinobi should. Our moral obligation has always been to protect the village. When insults, name calling and personal attacks came flying out the other villages mouth, we stood up. When others sat down. In alpha we endured so much verbal conflict that Kakashi decided to take it on himself, personally to ensure the peace and harmony of the village. By constantly defending the village in the tavern and on the battlefield. Most people didn’t like being stood up against but he never backed down. Making sure guides, strategies, and data on other players were collected and used to make sure we succeed in our endeavors. (answer provided by Tsukimori Council)"

5."Given the current dire situation, do you have any plans for negotiations or peace talks with the other villages?"

"Right now, peace is something we should all be interested in. We cannot say our plans, respectfully. We didn’t start this and if someone is willing to talk, they know where to find Kakashi. With every alliance, there is less people for each village to kill and with our current strategy boredom is already settling in from our enemies. It’s only a matter of time before a cease fire at the least starts to kick in. These wars our taxing. We also do not view this situation as dire but an opportunity to come together and work even harder for the people in our village. (answer by Tsukimori Council)"

6. A message you would like to give to the people of Seichi?

"My message to Seichi is this. To those villages who warred us in hopes to hurt specific people, you failed. We know most just want to have fun and hopped in the bandwagon, and thats ok! Lets have fun! We think some put their village in a bind with less targets to attack and to those who attacked allies, we believe your penalty should be applied if you got removed from your village. Discipline needs to be paramount, we will continue business as usual and reap the fun. In reality, the only one's who were hurt are our growing villagers and some of your villagers who are funneled to attack one or two villages and ended up attacking allies. To our villagers who left who have strong opinions, im sorry you feel that way. If Tsuki is your home, you are most welcomed back. We do have plans in order to deal with such circumstances, such as sleeping and starving enemies of targets. Lower levels need to adhere to these rules in war if you are to be successful. Some of you refuse to sleep and make friends in the tavern. We also enjoy doing the same, but you need to be mindful of the situation to be a Tsuki Ninja and ADAPT. We do not make decisions out of fear. We will not bend nor break. We welcome fair play, and strong competition. All of our competitive spirits can breed some heated battles and that is welcomed. We will persevere and continue to be a top contender. All ninja who like to battle, and grow strong, our targets are endless. The battle opportunity is fruitful. We will shed those who cannot adapt and end up an even stronger village than before. It's a great time to be a Tsuki ninja and we would like to shine a light to others who enjoy these things. Our leadership is open to ideas for the future and you can be apart of that. Praise the Moon."

SEICHI'S SWEETHEART

Ladies, gentlemen, and all stylish ninjas of Seichi, it’s time to put down those kunai and pick up your best outfits because the "Seichi’s Sweetheart" Pageant is here! That’s right, we’re about to find out who’s the real star of the Seichi runway, and it could be YOU!

Here’s the deal:

Each Village and the Syndicate will nominate 4 participants—yes, that’s 4 lucky entrants per village! Start buttering up your village leaders, folks, because the competition is going to be fierce!

EVERYONE—this is your time to shine! Whether you’re rocking a tux, gown, or something fabulously in between, we want to see it!

To strut your stuff, each participant must provide a 100,000 ryo entrance fee. Hey, looking this good doesn’t come cheap!

Dress Code: This is a pageant, people! We’re talking gowns, dresses, suits, tuxedos—the fancier, the better! And if any of you gentlemen feel like working the runway in a stunning dress, more power to you! Just make sure to keep it classy—Monami will be expecting your pageant-ready photos by Saturday, September 7th.

Decency Clause: Let’s keep it decent, folks. This isn’t that kind of contest!

How the Winner is Chosen:

Once all the glamorous images are in, the power shifts to the people! If you think someone is downright smoking, drop-dead gorgeous, or just smells like victory, you can vote for them in the poll that will be launched on Friday. All of Seichi will get a say, and the winner will be crowned "Seichi's Sweetheart"!

The Prize:

Not only will you bask in the glory of Seichi’s admiration, but you’ll also walk away with 5 million ryo and, of course, the prestigious title of "Seichi's Sweetheart". 2nd place will get 3 million ryo and 3rd place will get 1 million ryo. So, polish those shoes, iron that gown, and get ready to show Seichi who the real fashion ninja is!

Good luck, and may the best-dressed shinobi win! 🌸

This event has been sponsored by non-other than our very own sweetheart KAZ!!

For more information contact Monami. (Discord is preferred)

ON OTHER NEWS

By: Monami

Seichi Gets a New Fluttery Faith – Welcome to the World of Mothification!

In the latest twist of Seichi’s ever-evolving saga, a new religion has fluttered its way into the hearts (and wings) of our citizens—Mothification! Led by the charismatic and slightly mysterious Moth Priestess, BloodFox, this movement has seen an astonishing number of citizens undergo moth-ifications, transforming into dazzling moth avatars. The local tavern now looks like a scene straight out of a fantasy garden, filled with beautifully winged and silk-spinning mothfolk!

But don’t be fooled by their delicate wings and shimmering silk—they’ve got a mission! The mothified masses are spreading a message of world peace, aiming to bring harmony to the Seichi world by uniting everyone under the gentle flutter of one giant wing. And when they’re not busy saving the world, these industrious moths are using their young to create luxurious silks and other high-end goods that are sure to be the envy of every fashion-conscious shinobi.

Of course, it should come as no surprise that these mothfolk have developed a special fondness for the village of Shine. With their natural attraction to the sun (ahem, lamps), the village has become the unofficial moth headquarters, much to the delight (and mild confusion) of the locals.

But not everyone is ready to embrace this fluttering phenomenon. A growing opposition has taken root among the citizens of Seichi, with some outright refusing to join the mothification craze. Their chosen weapon of resistance? Good old-fashioned bug spray! Yes, the battle between moths and anti-moths is heating up, and it’s starting to smell a lot like citrus in the streets.

As Seichi’s newest religion spreads its wings, one thing’s for sure—whether you’re pro-moth or pro-spray, there’s never a dull moment in our ever-wild world. Stay tuned for more updates as the Mothification movement continues to fly high! 🦋

Paschar vs. Iffy Saga Takes a Wild Turn—Truce or Trouble?

Article By: Monami

In a twist that no one saw coming, the infamous Paschar vs. Iffy saga might have just taken a surprising turn towards…peace? Yes, you read that right. While the banter between these two fiery rivals continues to entertain us all, it appears that underneath all the jabs and jests, there’s a blossoming mutual respect—and maybe even a hint of admiration. But before you get too comfortable with the idea of these two playing nice, there’s a storm brewing (pun very much intended).

In the most shocking development yet, Iffy has allegedly gone ahead and renamed the prestigious Arashima bloodline to “Stormsinger” and—get this—has declared Paschar the worthy owner of this newly christened bloodline! Cue the gasps! But here’s where the drama really kicks up a notch—what about the former Arashima users? They’ve just had their revered bloodline name yanked out from under them like a ninja rug pull!

Yes, folks, what was once a head-to-head battle of wits and chakra between Iffy and Paschar has now morphed into a tag-team match: Iffy and Paschar vs. the Arashima users. The question on everyone’s lips: Will these newly dubbed Stormsingers manage to weather the storm (sorry, couldn’t resist) and claim this name as their own? Or will the former Arashima users rise up, demanding justice for their lost legacy?

Stay tuned as this saga unfolds—because in the world of Seichi, nothing is ever as simple as it seems!

The Black Market Showdown – Tycoon vs. "Man of the people" in a Battle for Ryo and Reputation!

Article by: Monami

The underground economy of Seichi is in absolute turmoil, and it’s all thanks to a heated clash between the savvy businesswoman Dr. Amedot and a man claiming to be the most selfless shinobi since, well, ever—Xious!

In one corner, we have Dr. Amedot, the tycoon with a heart (and wallet) of gold. She’s made the bold move to increase the rep market value, ensuring that those looking to make some serious ryo have a golden opportunity. Ame’s motto? "Why just get by when you can get rich?"

In the opposite corner, we have Xious, the so-called "Man of the People," who’s decided to shake things up by lowering the value of reps. His grand plan? To make rep points more accessible for other in-game purchases. In other words, less ryo, more rep points, and everyone’s happy—or so he claims.

Naturally, the battle lines have been drawn. On one side, you’ve got the ryo-hungry elite rallying behind Ame, ready to cash in on those high-value reps. On the other, Xious has attracted the support of Seichi’s less fortunate, those who dream of buying rep points without breaking the bank. But here’s where things get interesting: Xious isn’t just talking the talk; he’s walking the walk—right into bankruptcy!

In a move that can only be described as jaw-droppingly altruistic (or completely bonkers), Xious has decided to give away all his ryo. That’s right—he’s gone full Robin Hood, asking each village to pick random Genin and handing them a cool 1 million ryo each, until he was flat broke. The question on everyone’s mind? Is there a hidden agenda behind this act of generosity? Or is Xious really the saint shown to be?

(Except for the shinobi named Saint, of course—he’s got the name to back it up.)

As the black market battle rages on, one thing is clear: whether you’re Team Ame or Team Xious, the drama is just getting started. Keep your ryo close and your enemies closer, Seichi, because this showdown is far from over!

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Editor-in-Chief: Monami

Field Reporter and Journalist: Genki