@Nintz: Orders will be in tomorrow.
From: TroyFrom: Athens
To: Troy
No. We will not submit to your outrageous demands. We were originally going to try to improve relations, but it seems that you simply do not know the meaning of "peace".
To: Alba LongaTo: Calabria:
From: Alba Longa
King Atys will extend the same offer, you have the rights to everything in Italy south of our current borders.
Just make sure your merchants steer away from the Athenian colonies near Troy and they will have nothing to fear in our fleet and army. We only seek to protect Troy from the insidious Greek cities.To: Troy
From: Phoenicia
We can accept that you have a quarrel with the Athenians. However, our trade with them will continue uninterrupted. Our trade ships will be flying our flag, and if any of them are disturbed, you will see firsthand the might of our unparalled navy.
From: Medea
To: Scythia
You are correct of course. Salt is in abundance here, and horses are not.
We shall begin sending our caravans along the coast to meet with you.
Salt: +1 EP
Rightful colony? Control of previously free territory for 5 years automatically makes it a "rightful colony" of Athens? Then that means that Crete is a pure part of Troy, and that there is no rebellions and that every country sees it as a "rightful colony" of Troy. This is not true. All we demand is that the colonies which could be used to supply or camp hostile armies in another Siege of Troy, be given to Troy.From: Greek League
To: Troy
Let it be known that any aggresion from Troy upon our countrymen in Athens will be viewed most disfavorably. We can accept hostility, war to some degree, but the moment a Trojan encroaches on Greek land we will aid our brethren.
We do not want this to escalate. If the Greek League declares war, then we will accept your aid. If it does not, then your soldiers should stay in their own lands.From: Alba Longa
To: Troy
We will not declare war unless you want our help, but consider the Alba Longan Army ready.