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None. When Bloodstone's army was coming, the taun dropped what they were doing and ran to Huangjin. There is no guard; disputes are settled by the sitchu or directly between the parties involved. There is a short wall surrounding the buildings but it is open where the road comes through and is essentially decorative.

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	~~<span class="DROPCAP">N</span>one~~. When Bloodstone's army was coming, the taun dropped what they were doing and ran to [[Huangjin]]. There is no guard; disputes are settled by the sitchu or directly between the parties involved. There is a short wall surrounding the buildings but it is open where the road comes through and is essentially decorative.		None. When Bloodstone's army was coming, the taun dropped what they were doing and ran to [[Huangjin]]. There is no guard; disputes are settled by the sitchu or directly between the parties involved. There is a short wall surrounding the buildings but it is open where the road comes through and is essentially decorative.