令
Orders
| on’yomi | kun’yomi | Radicals |
|---|---|---|
| れい | n/i | ^ + 一 + 卩 |
Meaning: Orders
The hat ground stamp is on this envelope. That can only mean one thing… Orders from the top brass.
Imagine the stamp, looking all official and cool. The hat represents the top of the person, because it’s what goes on someone’s head. The top of a person is the leader of the outfit… the boss. The ground represents you, soldier. This stamp means the hat is giving orders to the ground (you). What do these orders say, I wonder?
Reading: れい
The orders tell you that you have to take a ray (れい) gun and assassinate the leader of your country. You find a box next to the orders with the ray gun inside.
Grab the ray gun and feel it. Notice the weight of it. Notice how it feels in your hand. Give it a smell if you must. Anything that will help you to remember that you must use a ray gun (for who knows what reason) to carry out the orders that were given to you.
Vocabulary
There’s no vocab for this one yet, but there will be some coming soon, once you learn some more kanji.