Angolmois: Record of Mongol Invasion

A group of criminals are exiled from the mainland and sent to the distant island of Tsushima at the far reaches of Japan. On the way there, they overpower and kill their jailers, but when they arrive, they are warmly welcomed. The people of the island have plans for them, and these plans concern an upcoming war...

900 Mongol warships have left Korea and are preparing to land on Tsushima. The local lord drastically underestimates the seriousness of this threat, and ignores Kuchii's council. When the mongols arrive, the Tsushima forces are badly outnumbered, and in deadly peril.

The routed Tsushima forces flee towards the capital, with the Mongols in pursuit. Kuchii rallies them and persuades them to attack, slaying an important Mongol general. Even after a great defeat, now is the time to attack, not retreat.

The night raid on the Mongols turns into a long, protracted battle. After an even longer march home, Kuchii arrives to find the capital...

The capital is burning. The mongols attacked from both sides. The survivors are forced to flee into the mountains, pursued by Mongols scouts. They hide in the forest, but Teruhi is overcome with rage...

To hold off the Mongols, Kuchii fights a close-quarters battle at a mountain pass. But the Mongol's technology is more advanced than he knows...

Kuchii meets the "Emperor" of Japan, who lives in secret on Tsushima island. He wants Kuchii to deliver a message...

The Mongols have sent a traitor into the Japanese camp. If they can't be defeated by the horde, can they be defeated by an enemy within?

A horde of Mongols is heading to Kintoki castle to plunder it and kill the Japanese inside. If they want to survive, the Toibarai and exiles will have to put aside their differences and fight.

The identity of the spy is revealed, and Kuchii is forced to fight them if he wants to live.

The main Mongol army is finally here. The Japanese are massively outnumbered. Reinforcements aren't coming. The only way to survive is to fight, and even then, it's probably impossible.

The Japanese are helpless against the overwhelming power of the main Mongol army. One after another they fall before the endless hordes. Even Kuchii is presumed dead after falling off a cliff...