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| − | + | * '''Wu Direction:''' East | |
| − | + | * '''Business(es):''' | |
| + | ** [[Shangye Shinsa]] | ||
| + | * '''Wu Ceremonies:''' | ||
| + | ** ''Hyakki Yakō:'' The Night Parade of One Hundred Demons is an event that is held once a year by the Wicked Sinners in which the objective is to tempt members of the living within Chinatown into following a procession of demons into the dark of the night. The procession is wild, lively, where all dress up as various demons and spirits from Japanese and (in general) Asian mythology. Once dressed up and gathered the group snakes its way through Chinatown, starting at one end and moving towards a specific spot on the other side of the area. In between both locations the wild procession draws the unheeded out and those who stay with the procession till its end are never seen again. | ||
| + | ** ''Passions of Qu Yuan:'' (more to come) | ||
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Latest revision as of 17:33, 23 September 2018
- Wu Direction: East
- Business(es):
- Wu Ceremonies:
- Hyakki Yakō: The Night Parade of One Hundred Demons is an event that is held once a year by the Wicked Sinners in which the objective is to tempt members of the living within Chinatown into following a procession of demons into the dark of the night. The procession is wild, lively, where all dress up as various demons and spirits from Japanese and (in general) Asian mythology. Once dressed up and gathered the group snakes its way through Chinatown, starting at one end and moving towards a specific spot on the other side of the area. In between both locations the wild procession draws the unheeded out and those who stay with the procession till its end are never seen again.
- Passions of Qu Yuan: (more to come)
