Freyashawk Guardians of Azuma Guide

I play the English’s version of the game and despite decades of experiences with Harvest Moon and rune Factory, never learned Japanese.  For my printed game guide, they wanted to send me the Japanese guide, telling me many writers simply translated and then copied the information.  I said it never was my way to use information I had not collected myself and sadly was not fluent in Japanese. Although it may be far too late for me, I joined a social media group that is for people who intend to teach themselves Japanese. As soon as I joined, I saw a photograph that included some of the default names of the children you can have in the game.  Some of them have simple universal meanings in Japanese, and are good to learn: Sora: Sky    Umi: Sea    Riku:  Shore or land   Hana: Flower   Tsuyu:  Rainy season in Japan, Dew Sayo: adding colour When I looked up the names myself, there were many different meanings for some of them.  I will ...

This is my first child with Kai in a new path created at the Orb.  I thought she would be no different from the son we had who was bright and energetic in a different path but she is a little different.   It is interesting to see how Kai bonds with her instantly.  When I chose the quiet studious daughter, he was unsettled by her and sad that she spent more time with Kurama than with him.   For those who have not had children yet, the following rules apply: The first child will have yoir hair colour and your spouse's eyes. The second child will have your eye colour and your spouses's hair and any distinguishing qualities such as horns or animal ears.  This a second child with Kai will have the tiny beginning of horns and Fubuki's second child will have the ears of a wolf. I think this is the incentive to have a second child actually! I recently placed Kotaro in my Party with Kai and his constant positive affirmations in battle as...

(She was walking along the Summer High Street when she told me this.  It really touched my heart.) ​I wrote elsewhere about the personality and dialogue of the daughter that is ‘a soft, gentle sweetheart’ but I will devote this post to her.   In my marriage to Mauro, I had chosen a girl as my first child, and she was the first sort. If I had chosen to have a boy as the second, I could have opted for any of the three types but as one cannot have two  children of the same gender with identical personalities, I had only two choices for the second girl. Remember these rules before you make any choices: The first child will have your hair colour and your spouse’s eye colour.   There are three different choices for personality. If you choose the same gender for your second child, you will have only two personality options.  If you choose the opposite gender, you have all three again. Your second child will have your spouse’s hair colour and your eyes.  This is th...