LINESII- Into the Darkness- Part II
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@Contempt-Yes. The thing is, you don't know its exact numbers, much like ealier on the 'civilized' nations didn't know yours. Actually, your successes were what were preventing civil war up to this point. But in the eyes of purists, you just kept on becoming more and more like the southerners. It was intolerable.
Haven't done the post-update stats yet.
Thlayli
Le Pétit Prince
Happy 7000th post, (plus 1) Iggy! 
Thlayli
Le Pétit Prince
From: New Veritas
To: UKKK
We would like to propose a 3-turn-NAP. And yes, your priests are welcome as observers, as long as they don't attempt to influence our Church's theology.
To: UKKK
We would like to propose a 3-turn-NAP. And yes, your priests are welcome as observers, as long as they don't attempt to influence our Church's theology.
Thlayli
Le Pétit Prince
Before you go, Contempt, could you answer my diplo?
Corydoon’s Search for Identity
The nation of Croyodon was looking more and more like Gorin everyday. In fact besides the skin colors of the people, one could not tell whether it was Gorin or Croyodon. The nation had made tremendous growth and really had a bright future but something had been ignored by the king his nation’s lost identity. The Skilv’so a good ally to the south of Croyodon had simply been absorbed by Gorin’s culture. The same thing was happening to Croyodon and unless something was done then the nation would face being absorbed by Gorin.
King Colondor III called a meeting of his best advisors and asked them what was to be done about the extinct Croyodonian culture. The advisors debated back and forth for nearly a month until they come up with a solution that would radically change Croyodon forever. They said in the expeditions northwards they found several people speaking languages similar to that of Croyodonian. They said the people of Croyodon are from the north a land of savagery and cold temperatures. The people who lived there had a unique culture after being isolated from the rest of the world. The king after hearing these stories ordered his best diplomats and cultural advisors to study these people and their history. All their stories and way of life were to be written down and stored in a grand library to be built in the center of a new city that’s architecture would be based upon the histories of their own people to the north.
Something else was also discovered in the belief system of the people of the northern mountains. Already many people in the wilds of northern Croyodon had converted and this was the tool needed for a unique culture. Of course not everyone was willing to accept these new ways and would fiercely oppose any change. A battle would soon develop has Croyodon’s culture was emerging and competing with the already dominate Gorin and Masra culture.
OCC: Something I wrote really quick. Basically my people are searching in the areas north of Croyodon where people related to mine are still living isolated from other cultures. There will be a new religion but I doubt it will replace Masra and I will write about that religion latter. Kerenthu do you still have the map that divided the land given to us in the treaty of the Wardash or know what page it is on?
The nation of Croyodon was looking more and more like Gorin everyday. In fact besides the skin colors of the people, one could not tell whether it was Gorin or Croyodon. The nation had made tremendous growth and really had a bright future but something had been ignored by the king his nation’s lost identity. The Skilv’so a good ally to the south of Croyodon had simply been absorbed by Gorin’s culture. The same thing was happening to Croyodon and unless something was done then the nation would face being absorbed by Gorin.
King Colondor III called a meeting of his best advisors and asked them what was to be done about the extinct Croyodonian culture. The advisors debated back and forth for nearly a month until they come up with a solution that would radically change Croyodon forever. They said in the expeditions northwards they found several people speaking languages similar to that of Croyodonian. They said the people of Croyodon are from the north a land of savagery and cold temperatures. The people who lived there had a unique culture after being isolated from the rest of the world. The king after hearing these stories ordered his best diplomats and cultural advisors to study these people and their history. All their stories and way of life were to be written down and stored in a grand library to be built in the center of a new city that’s architecture would be based upon the histories of their own people to the north.
Something else was also discovered in the belief system of the people of the northern mountains. Already many people in the wilds of northern Croyodon had converted and this was the tool needed for a unique culture. Of course not everyone was willing to accept these new ways and would fiercely oppose any change. A battle would soon develop has Croyodon’s culture was emerging and competing with the already dominate Gorin and Masra culture.
OCC: Something I wrote really quick. Basically my people are searching in the areas north of Croyodon where people related to mine are still living isolated from other cultures. There will be a new religion but I doubt it will replace Masra and I will write about that religion latter. Kerenthu do you still have the map that divided the land given to us in the treaty of the Wardash or know what page it is on?
Would you mind if I started writing the nation names ON the map, rather than around the fringes. I've found a cursive font that looks good, at last, and most nation are now large enough to have their name placed in them without looking cluttered.
jalapeno_dude
AKA Panda Judo Eel
From: The Citadel
To: Adar
Were it not for us, your nation would not exist--you would have perished long ago on the frigid steppes. Were it not for us, you would not have been saved from your doom. Were it not for us, you could not have crossed the sea. Were it not for us, you could not have been given the chance to start anew, to repent for your mistakes. But instead of repenting, and choosing to live peacefully, you return again to your old ways of war and intolerance. You betray your only friends in this world. In your cruel disregard for others, you are no better than the Eldranians of old.
Be glad, then, that we are sworn to peace. You will not be destroyed, but merely isolated. No one else shall ever enter your lands. Cut off from all else, you will be alone with your crimes. May they haunt you forever.
From: The Citadel
To: Arcadia, Nontin, Norvalin, Exilsium, Orum, Ikki, Tir Tairngre, etc.
Adar has commited a terrible crime. We call on you to halt all trade to them, and to prevent them from entering your lands. From now on, Adar shall be isolated, and left to consider their sins.
To: Adar
Were it not for us, your nation would not exist--you would have perished long ago on the frigid steppes. Were it not for us, you would not have been saved from your doom. Were it not for us, you could not have crossed the sea. Were it not for us, you could not have been given the chance to start anew, to repent for your mistakes. But instead of repenting, and choosing to live peacefully, you return again to your old ways of war and intolerance. You betray your only friends in this world. In your cruel disregard for others, you are no better than the Eldranians of old.
Be glad, then, that we are sworn to peace. You will not be destroyed, but merely isolated. No one else shall ever enter your lands. Cut off from all else, you will be alone with your crimes. May they haunt you forever.
From: The Citadel
To: Arcadia, Nontin, Norvalin, Exilsium, Orum, Ikki, Tir Tairngre, etc.
Adar has commited a terrible crime. We call on you to halt all trade to them, and to prevent them from entering your lands. From now on, Adar shall be isolated, and left to consider their sins.
jalapeno_dude
AKA Panda Judo Eel
Not really... they don't have anything to trade.Kal'thzar said:
jalapeno_dude
AKA Panda Judo Eel
They've also insulted/annoyed both the Citadel and Arcadia, so they're not going to trade with Adar, I'd presume. Zemora said they support me, and no one else is near them.Kal'thzar said:
conehead234
Braves on the Warpath
to: Guangfei
From: Trinlin
We believe that Your expansion has violated our agreed upon borders regarding the eastern borders of my nation. We ask that you withdraw.
From: Trinlin
We believe that Your expansion has violated our agreed upon borders regarding the eastern borders of my nation. We ask that you withdraw.
Oruc
Reactionary
Adar
Do unto others as they have done unto you
Adari Proverb
Arbiter Wulfnoth gazed out across the great ocean; he had never seen the true Adari homeland, Malkavia, but he had heard the stories, the Clans, the hated Gamorreans, the golden streets of Drascir, the disunity.
His father Arnulf had told him these stories, Arnulf of Clan Gangrel, Wulfnoth carried none of this clan baggage he would make sure none of the Adari would either. That had been the problem with Malkavia the rampant disunity, such divisions could never rise again lest the streets of Adar find themselves host to our enemies.
Enemies Adar had enemies they were everywhere! He had seen the looks these foreigners shared and heard their whispers of plots and schemes against his people, they thought he did not hear them even whilst they talked amongst themselves he could hear their true words We will control them! We will kill you! Slaughter all of you! WEAK GUTLESS HEATHENS! He could not stand to be in their presence anymore.
He had to find out what they had planned, who would strike first? The Zemorans? Citadellers? Arcadians? Yes it must be them!
How to get the Information? We must know the Arcadian plans if we are to counter them, the citadellers? They will know! They pride themselves on knowledge how could they not know?
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The citadel scum holds his tongue, but he must know something! Those damn citadellers have their filthy paws in every pie! SPEAK! SPEAK! YOU DAMNED DOG!
Dead No matter, there will be others.
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Arbiter? The question startled Wulfnoth out of his reverie
Harbinger Mencar correct? What did the Eldist have to say?
He claimed to know nothing, I tried more persuasive methods but he still did not speak, it became too much for him
How could he not know? If the Arcadians plan to attack us how can it possibility benefit the citadel to not tell us? Unless
The Citadel! They must be the ones preparing to attack us! How could I have been so blind?
Wulfnoth grabbed a quill (ooc: do they have quills?) and began hurriedly writing out the same message on different papers. Wulfnoth was about to hand the papers to Mencar when he suddenly snatched them out of his reach and turned his glare upon him.
Mencar you are loyal to Adar? Arent you? Wulfnoth had unsheathed his sword with his other hand, his face was sweaty and red with suppressed rage?
O-of course Arbiter, a-a loyal Justiciar, d-D-devout follower of Bane in an instant the colour of Wulfnoths face returned to normal and his hand no longer gripped his sword tightly.
Good Mencar, I need loyal men like you, take these messages to the Apostles and then report to your unit, the Heathens must be dealt with.
The Citadelers were smart, a third of his own people had already sided with them, a silent invasion that had threatened to destroy Adar and hand it too its enemies.
The Adari would be one culture one people. It would not suffer the fate of Malkavia with its different Clans, different gods, and different cultures dividing the people and setting them against each other.
Do unto others as they have done unto you
Adari Proverb
Arbiter Wulfnoth gazed out across the great ocean; he had never seen the true Adari homeland, Malkavia, but he had heard the stories, the Clans, the hated Gamorreans, the golden streets of Drascir, the disunity.
His father Arnulf had told him these stories, Arnulf of Clan Gangrel, Wulfnoth carried none of this clan baggage he would make sure none of the Adari would either. That had been the problem with Malkavia the rampant disunity, such divisions could never rise again lest the streets of Adar find themselves host to our enemies.
Enemies Adar had enemies they were everywhere! He had seen the looks these foreigners shared and heard their whispers of plots and schemes against his people, they thought he did not hear them even whilst they talked amongst themselves he could hear their true words We will control them! We will kill you! Slaughter all of you! WEAK GUTLESS HEATHENS! He could not stand to be in their presence anymore.
He had to find out what they had planned, who would strike first? The Zemorans? Citadellers? Arcadians? Yes it must be them!
How to get the Information? We must know the Arcadian plans if we are to counter them, the citadellers? They will know! They pride themselves on knowledge how could they not know?
______________
The citadel scum holds his tongue, but he must know something! Those damn citadellers have their filthy paws in every pie! SPEAK! SPEAK! YOU DAMNED DOG!
Dead No matter, there will be others.
______________
Arbiter? The question startled Wulfnoth out of his reverie
Harbinger Mencar correct? What did the Eldist have to say?
He claimed to know nothing, I tried more persuasive methods but he still did not speak, it became too much for him
How could he not know? If the Arcadians plan to attack us how can it possibility benefit the citadel to not tell us? Unless
The Citadel! They must be the ones preparing to attack us! How could I have been so blind?
Wulfnoth grabbed a quill (ooc: do they have quills?) and began hurriedly writing out the same message on different papers. Wulfnoth was about to hand the papers to Mencar when he suddenly snatched them out of his reach and turned his glare upon him.
Mencar you are loyal to Adar? Arent you? Wulfnoth had unsheathed his sword with his other hand, his face was sweaty and red with suppressed rage?
O-of course Arbiter, a-a loyal Justiciar, d-D-devout follower of Bane in an instant the colour of Wulfnoths face returned to normal and his hand no longer gripped his sword tightly.
Good Mencar, I need loyal men like you, take these messages to the Apostles and then report to your unit, the Heathens must be dealt with.
The Citadelers were smart, a third of his own people had already sided with them, a silent invasion that had threatened to destroy Adar and hand it too its enemies.
The Adari would be one culture one people. It would not suffer the fate of Malkavia with its different Clans, different gods, and different cultures dividing the people and setting them against each other.
1889
Mayor of H-Marker Lake
To UKKK
From Tellium
To facilitate trade between the first and 6th largest economies in the entire know universe ever, we would like to cooperate with you and build a road between our city of Emor and your Delhi.
From Tellium
To facilitate trade between the first and 6th largest economies in the entire know universe ever, we would like to cooperate with you and build a road between our city of Emor and your Delhi.
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