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4 hours ago, A Moongazer said:

"Yea er we didn't kill her. If a Queen dies simply of the thought of having to sit in a cell then what type of Queen are they? Besides it was Dunamis who had kidnapped them not the Rutherns. I do believe Dunamis fight alongside you now anyway after you paid you somehow recieved from a deceased Horen." Says Felix Fitch.

 

Rotger would comment about how the Danknamemes fought with the rebels but he didn't make it through the battle.

As news of Lisette's passing reaches Rotger via letter, he'd feel a wave of anger overcome him. He tears the letter to shreds, scattering them to the flame before he turns to his companion. "They'd might as well have slid the knife between her ribs themselves, kidnapping a lady, hanging her in a skycell, parading her around a dungeon. ******* Rutherns."

2 minutes ago, Nathan_Barnett36 said:

Galahad smiles, still walking freely through the north land 

Rotger recalls tearing down the gate that was for a good couple days the only thing barring the Archduke's men from Galahad. Then watching Galahad be stabbed. Repeatedly. Let's just say instead of a pinata and bats, it was Galahad and Courlandic/Dwarven/Snow Elven blades. Odd, that he'd walk 'so freely' into a keep, only to die again in it.

"Awful lot of happy people excited about a pair of ladies being kidnapped. If the kidnappers were Orcs for instance it'd be a different story entirely."

"I'm in the North," says Rotger to himself, "is this for me?"

9 minutes ago, Nathan_Barnett36 said:

puppet

"Oh yes, those people who have hand a presence in Courland since its inception as a Kingdom are such puppets for the kingdom."

Rotger bursts out into tears at the prospect of the army being able to meet its disability quota.

"Care to share the lies? I'm sure we can clarify them. Taking a boy of eight to a meeting you're intending on refusing the terms to an amnesty for is questionable in its own right, but to draw first... They might as well have killed him themselves, yet they still use his death as an excuse to war us. And let's not forget the multitude of attacks made on the 19 and 12 year old princesses by Hansetic Assassins. A 12 year old, being shot at and having thanhium thrown at her in a church."

Rotger never sent his one copy of an edited letter, though he somehow receives a response nonetheless. He scribbles on the backside of the response 'the princess was not harmed but her friend, a noblelady, had her head crushed. I've seen the scar. Secondly the group that came 'armed' for the release was after the murder of one of our solitary nobles who was sent to secure release, a member of the privy council at the time too. Also, congratulations on not even being able to murder a man correctly; I haven't met Edward since his 'departure', nor was I informed of his survival. However I greatly suspect he survived through no 'mercy' on the Ruthern part. On top of that, I personally recall the Brawms attempting to defenestrate a noblelady of Courland in our own palace. And it's awfully divisive taking a child to a meeting in which you plan on drawing arms. And need I mention how I inhaled thanhium one Galahad Doesn'tMatter  threw at a praying infant princess.'

2 hours ago, TankM1A2 said:

1). Unprovoked raiding and incursions into the Kingdom of Hanseti-Ruska via use of bannerless brigands, then later claiming to have no such responsibility for such deeds.

2 hours ago, TankM1A2 said:

7). The beratement and stripping of titles and lands of Ser Gared Errmark.

Rotger sits down with a watery red-inked quill to help him focus his thoughts... "Courlandic incursions into Hanseti-Ruska being Gared Errmark. So when he raids a nation that's openly being hostile towards us, that's reprehensible but when we take issue in him fighting against our allies the Dwed and chastise him for thus, that's also reprehensible. Bit of a contradiction, but hey, let's move on..." he shrugs as he lines the two sections.

2 hours ago, TankM1A2 said:

2). Before the outbreak of war, the slaughter of Haensetic nobility in cold blood, namely Boris Nicholas Ruthern.

"By no means am I agreeing to such actions, but if I remember correctly, a noblelady, one not able to play a part in the war, had her head caved in by Haense, along with the execution of one of the nobles we sent to diplomatically secure the kidnapped Princess' release. So... Contradiction again..?"

2 hours ago, TankM1A2 said:

5). Blatant warmongering and intervention in foreign conflicts in which Courland has no business in.

"About Mardon..." he taps the feather end of his quill against his lip, "first off, we were called to arms by an ally. Secondly, we disengaged from the war before its conclusion, allowing Mardon to remain, but ohh grr, we're such bloodthirsty conquerors, right?"

2 hours ago, TankM1A2 said:

8). Failure to properly address the Ruthern incident, resulting in House Ruthern’s official secession from the Kingdom.

9). The murder of Count Joren and his host within the throneroom of Curonburg Palace.

"Finally the Ruthern incident wherein the Rutherns murdered a noble and occupied a county. The return of the county and a meagre fine seemed a fair response from the Arch-Duke, the response the Crown backed. Aaaand Count Joren, that was.. when they drew arms during a court session and quickly found themselves overwhelmed. Draws parallels to WhoCares Vanir who died outside Riga after failing to raid it."

2 hours ago, TankM1A2 said:

would instead prefer to subdue dissenters by use of force.

"Haven't I been over this? A fine was offered that they denied. Seems someone's been so inactive in Courlandic matters that they've missed half a decade of affairs."

37 minutes ago, Ended said:

quench his own thirst for conquest

"Is it conquest if they're a vassal? I mean, Courland already own the land... So... "

Yes

"Let's get back at Courland for keeping slaves by enslaving a Courlander.

"They don't keep slaves."

"Let's get back at the Snow Elves by kidnapping a snow elf!"

"They don't have slaves."

"Let's take one anyway, brand it so it always knows it was a slave and sell it for a profit."

"Why are we doing this?"

"BECAUSE WE HATE SLAVERY, GRR!"

Rotger imagines the conversation going on between the 'smarter' of the Red Sun members after literally walking into the camp and rescuing the slave by carrying them out on his shoulder.

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((Well written, even if you disagree with it. That I don't, ave1!!1#!

Rotger wonders why he wasn't informed of his dismissal prior to the official public writ. He doesn't mind too much though; it has usefully synchronised with personal matters and when they needed to be attended to.

Rotger sneaks away with one or two from the delegation sent bearing such boons of Haria. "Mor datesh, needsh mor datesh," he declares, mouth still full.

"Who are they again?"

"No," he mutters to himself; three wars and they're still coming back for more; Haense had openly raided Aleksandria a few Saint's Weeks back... "Now it ends."

+1 Is trying to be the antagonist on Axios so we can blame him when it gets destroyed, will make him easy to blame for disliked GM choices.

Rotger grimly watches the scene unfold, arms crossed, leaning against the back wall. Upon the declaration of Tobias' passing, he'd echo the words muttered in the hall; “The king is dead, God save the king.” He then adds"three wars, an' this is how it happens. Enjoy the Seven."

Rotger hears of this from his bedchambers. "Two crippled nations born from the ashes of a crippled Empire are trying to use their crippled armies to overthrow a city-less nation... Or am I not understanding this correctly? And what happened to the d'Amauries, are they the usurpers? If they are, at what point did the d'Amauries lose the throne in the first place?"

The servant simply shrugs, not relaying the angry, bed-ridden man's rant out of the room.

"Three months," the servant warns Rotger, "don't even try getting up for two. And there's a ceasefire for three anyway, so you're not missing anything."

"Damn it fine," he thumps the bed, his recently healed leg having let him down in the combat, and almost led to his incapacitation. 

Nice kid, +1