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“STASSION WILL DIIEEEEE,” Bellowed Sorcha, the majordomo, beside the poet laureate, enjoying a dram of whiskey. 

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"DOWN WITH STASSION!" Calla von Theonus shouted from her tower in Vissingren. "FOR GHORM! UNWAVERING UNDER THE SUN!"

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Hali raises a mug from Numendil. “The wages of their depravity shall be annihilation.” 

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"Richard of Stassion. Yours and your family's debts will be paid in full. You shall receive what is rightfully yours."
Prince Marcus' hands fastened upon his copy of the poem, the parchment crumpling.
"Destined death."

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Aimo caught himself humming a funny lil tune as he went about his work, coughing up coal dust as he continued to prepare. He hit the final piece in sight just as he finished, putting a bit of extra flourish onto it. "prepare to die!"

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"Richard. . ." Therese, the Petran Chancellor then shook her head. "You did good by allowing the body of my cousin to come home, but that was all. You say you want to make peace with the Theonus, yet let your men pretend to be us and torture poor innocents." She let a scoff escape her as she looked over towards Stassion from the walls of Vissingren. "This is our peace now. Justice will be served."

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"Run and we'll wait. You've sealed your fate." Viktor Daemonsteel uttered under his breath between the crack of hammer strikes upon anvil. He gave a contented grin, despite the sheen of sweat upon his brow, as he quenched another longsword that would be put to use for such fate.

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"Let this be a sign the Stassionites shall be taught the folly of challenging you, Lord,"

Reasoned the zealous King John as he knelt before the altar at church, having recently heard of the new work.

"And be crushed underneath your divine boot - if indeed you are so willing."

He concluded, tracing the Lorraine before continuing with prayer as usual, though his prayers still regarded war.

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"The calm before the bloody storm. . . From their walls shall they be torn. . ." muttered the Poet Marshal after publishing what was his finest work yet. . . The finest of them all would be found at the March, for they have sealed their fate.

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"Leonid, crank that soldier boy."

Lottie Fersen wrote in a letter mailed to the amazing War Poet of Haense.

 

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Marius Lovetts nodded his head. He was proud of his friend and looks forward to their next collaboration. "Come the end of the year, Stassion will have been surely defeated twice."

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Henrik Amador, well-known to his loved ones for his fondness of a good tune, hums the tune merrily on a quiet honeymoon morning. What better way to serenade his good Haeseni wife before their next foray to war? 

@Moenah

 

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Beautifully composed, written, and performed, you guys. What a cool work!

 

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Artyom Kasimir Sarkozic sat at his desk while reading it to his younger brother, Aleksey Czeslav Sarkozic. While reading it, a slight smirk grew on his face before he stated, "Richard, Y truly hope that the gifts that the demons have given vy are worth your men and your heads. Vy are nie prince; vy are a child in a man's body who puts on a mask to hide his true greed and bloodlust." He then stood up from his seat, grabbing a small dagger from his desk, slipping it into his boot, and grabbing his sword from the side of his desk and sheathing it. "Child Prince, vy should be grateful; we are letting vy leave this land with your barbaric men and your cursed family." After making his final comment, he took his brother and left the office room.

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The young Lord of Alba, Charles Alstion, stood on the walls of Whitespire and gazed westwards to the Marchlands, once part of his homeland "God chose his victors. Prepare the banners, bring my bagpipes. I cannot fight but I will surely play for you, my fellow Aaunites, when you go to battle." The Prince of Aaun said with a smile as he glanced to his left and right at those who stood with him

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