Heerlo
Jedi Master Hearlo
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The former Prime Minister Heerlo delivers one final speech in Haven of Peace, on the day before the run-off elections.
Upon this, the old Pulian left straight for his home just a couple of miles down the street, waiting to see what the next day had in store for him.
Spoiler :
Greetings, good citizens of Haven of Peace.
I have not come to beg for your votes today. And I have not even come to discuss my policies for the government. I have already told you my plans in my last speech, and then I listened to you for several hours to hear your concerns and desires.
I have come here on the eve of this run-off election, simply to exhort my fellow-Pulians. Elections are important; it is during this time that you decide who will help lead your country for the next decade. I advise you to choose wisely.
And I am not implying that I am the best candidate between me and Miss Megame. I am simply asking you to choose for yourselves who you think is best to represent you, whether it is me, or Miss Megame.
Regardless of who wins these elections, may you and all of Pulias prosper in the coming decade. God bless you all!
I have not come to beg for your votes today. And I have not even come to discuss my policies for the government. I have already told you my plans in my last speech, and then I listened to you for several hours to hear your concerns and desires.
I have come here on the eve of this run-off election, simply to exhort my fellow-Pulians. Elections are important; it is during this time that you decide who will help lead your country for the next decade. I advise you to choose wisely.
And I am not implying that I am the best candidate between me and Miss Megame. I am simply asking you to choose for yourselves who you think is best to represent you, whether it is me, or Miss Megame.
Regardless of who wins these elections, may you and all of Pulias prosper in the coming decade. God bless you all!
Upon this, the old Pulian left straight for his home just a couple of miles down the street, waiting to see what the next day had in store for him.