Capítulo 10: Chapter 10: The Guardians of Ebonwood
In the wake of communal unrest and theft, Simha recognized the urgent need for a dedicated force to uphold the law and protect the villagers. Thus, he set forth the requirements for establishing a **police system** and a **modern army training program** for Ebonwood.
**The Police System:**
- **Recruitment:** Volunteers from among the villagers, known for their integrity and bravery, would be invited to join the police force.
- **Training:** Recruits would undergo rigorous training in conflict resolution, investigative techniques, and defensive combat.
- **Duties:** The police would be responsible for maintaining public order, preventing crime, and enforcing the laws set by the Council of Elders.
- **Accountability:** A system of checks and balances would be implemented to ensure that the police operated within the boundaries of the law and respected the rights of all villagers.
**Formation of the Police Station:**
- **Location:** A central location within Ebonwood would be chosen for the police station, accessible to all villagers and strategically placed to respond quickly to incidents.
- **Facilities:** The station would include a holding area for suspects, an armory for equipment, and offices for the police chief and officers.
- **Communication:** A network of messengers and signal fires would be established to relay information rapidly across the village.
**Modern Army Training:**
- **Curriculum:** The training program would incorporate tactics from Simha's knowledge of modern military strategies, adapted to the unique capabilities of the beastkin soldiers.
- **Physical Training:** Soldiers would be trained in endurance, strength, and agility to ensure peak physical condition.
- **Weaponry:** Training in the use of the katana and other traditional weapons would be complemented by instruction in the creation and use of defensive structures and traps.
- **Discipline:** A strong emphasis would be placed on discipline, camaraderie, and the chain of command.
**Integration with the Village:**
- **Community Relations:** Police officers and soldiers would participate in community events to foster a sense of trust and cooperation with the villagers.
- **Education:** Workshops would be held to educate the villagers on the role of the police and the importance of following the laws for the well-being of Ebonwood.
With these requirements set in motion, Simha laid the groundwork for a safer, more secure Ebonwood. The formation of the police force and the modernization of the army training were critical steps in ensuring that the village could stand united against internal and external threats.
The chapter closes with the inauguration of the police station and the first batch of police officers and soldiers graduating from their training programs. The villagers looked on with pride and a renewed sense of security, knowing that the guardians of Ebonwood were their own kin, dedicated to the protection and prosperity of their home.
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