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Gawyn smiled the sun's smile as he read the missive.

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Ser Gawyn mourns the loss of his King, but vows to himself to serve the Kingdom dutifully. Though he was never close to the King, he knew that he had served a good man.

The FLOODPLAINS ACCORD Issued and Confirmed by His Excellency the High Emissary on the 4th of Sun’s Smile, 1937 ARTICLE I - SOVEREIGNTY The United Kingdom of Aaun and the Most Serene State of Lurin, or henceforth ‘the parties’, recognise each other’s sovereignty and the rule of their domains, and their respective monarchs. ARTICLE II - NON-AGGRESSION The parties pledge to each other to adhere to principles of peace between each other, they shall not wage war upon one another, nor shall they raise arms against one another, or try to bring harm to the integrity of one another’s sovereign nation. ARTICLE III: CLAIMS AND BORDERS The parties agree that, in aid of peace and mutual understanding, as well as the inviolability of borders, that territorial claims shall be treated as the sovereign right of each party to designate, the forsaid not to be disregarded or maligned in any way; And recognising this to be an undeniable truth, the parties commit forever to uphold and not to infringe on their mutually agreed territorial claims, either by claiming in any way or settling meddling dishonouring or subverting the forsaid; That is to say, The northern crossroads of the Floodplains shall be the sovereign right of the party of the United Kingdom of Aaun to claim entirely alone and forever; The Crownlands shall be the sovereign right of the party of the United Kingdom of Aaun to claim entirely alone and forever; The midplains shall be the sovereign right of the party of the Most Serene State of Lurin to claim entirely alone and forever; The southern Lurin coast shall be the sovereign right of the party of the Most Serene State of Lurin to claim entirely alone and forever. ARTICLE IV - TRADE AGREEMENT The party of the United Kingdom of Aaun accepts and allows a merchant quarter to be built within the aforementioned crossroads for the purpose of selling goods to any and all passersby. ARTICLE V: DIPLOMATIC PRINCIPLES The parties jointly agree on the principle of the exchange of envoys to each others governments to aid and facilitate dialogue and mutual understanding; to this end, the party of the United Kingdom of Aaun will send an envoy pro-tempore to the Most Serene State, and the reverse party is willing to be summoned for diplomatic meetings on request of His Majesty’s Government. The parties jointly agree on the principle of the inviolability and immutability of diplomatic freedom; that is to say, envoys or any other messengers of government shall have freedom of movement within each party’s territory; further, they shall not be prosecuted by local or national authorities on any suit civil or criminal unless their home country waives their right to their said immunity. The parties reserve the right to formally expel a diplomat that they consider to have severely undermined the national integrity and order of either party’s realm. ARTICLE VI - DURATION This Agreement shall be in effect for a period of fifteen years, after which the parties shall convene once again for renegotiations. HIS ROYAL MAJESTY, James I Alstion, By the Grace of God, King of Aaun, Prince of Alstion, Duke of Corazon, Balamena, Protector of the Realm, and etcetera. The Silver Lubba

The SILVER SEA ACCORDS Issued and Confirmed by His Excellency the High Emissary on the 4th of Sun’s Smile, 1937 ARTICLE I - SOVEREIGNTY The United Kingdom of Aaun and the Shiredom of Dúnwen, or henceforth ‘the parties’, recognise each other’s sovereignty and the rule of their domains, and their respective monarchs. ARTICLE II - NON-AGGRESSION The parties pledge to each other to adhere to principles of peace between each other, they shall not wage war upon one another, nor shall they raise arms against one another, or try to bring harm to the integrity of one another’s sovereign nation. ARTICLE III: CLAIMS AND BORDERS The parties agree that, in aid of peace and mutual understanding, as well as the inviolability of borders, that territorial claims shall be treated as the sovereign right of each party to designate, the forsaid not to be disregarded or maligned in any way; And recognising this to be an undeniable truth, the parties commit forever to uphold and not to infringe on their mutually agreed territorial claims, either by claiming in any way or settling meddling dishonouring or subverting the forsaid; That is to say, The lands directly south of the northern crossroads of the Floodplains shall be the sovereign right of the party of the United Kingdom of Aaun to claim entirely alone and forever. ARTICLE IV - TRADE AGREEMENT The United Kingdom of Aaun is to allow the Shiredom and its constituents full resource rights within the region. This right entails the construction of a barn, approved by Aaunic officials. ARTICLE V: DIPLOMATIC PRINCIPLES The parties jointly agree on the principle of the exchange of envoys to each others governments to aid and facilitate dialogue and mutual understanding; to this end, the party of the United Kingdom of Aaun will send an envoy pro-tempore to the Shiredom, and the reverse party is willing to be summoned for diplomatic meetings on request of His Majesty’s Government. The parties jointly agree on the principle of the inviolability and immutability of diplomatic freedom; that is to say, envoys or any other messengers of government shall have freedom of movement within each party’s territory; further, they shall not be prosecuted by local or national authorities on any suit civil or criminal unless their home country waives their right to their said immunity. The parties reserve the right to formally expel a diplomat that they consider to have severely undermined the national integrity and order of either party’s realm. ARTICLE VI - DURATION This Agreement shall be in effect for a period of fifteen years, after which the parties shall convene once again for renegotiations. HIS ROYAL MAJESTY, James I Alstion, By the Grace of God, King of Aaun, Prince of Alstion, Duke of Corazon, Balamena, Protector of the Realm, and etcetera.

Ser Gawyn scowled, remembering the two men hanging limply. He shook off the memory and went about his day, as if nothing had happened.

“Quite cowardly to ignore the claim of your kin!” says a distant cousin, annoyed by the constant bickering of his fellow dragons.

“More needless arguing about who’s what! Fight it out!” suggests Gawyn Tiber

“Cowards”, said Ser Gawyn with a shake of his head. He began dispatching his finest warriors to apprehend these cowardly traitors.

A lone knight stood sentry outside the tower for a day and a night, not daring to disturb the Prince during his time of reflection. Eventually, his faith in the Lord Alba faltered and he had decided to enter. Pain ached his heart as he lay eyes on his friend’s corpse, and in this moment of weakness he considered putting the entire tower to the flame. Instead, as his duty ordained, he prayed for the Prince silently as he rode home, his body wrapped and tied to the horse. He hoped Henry forgave him for the improper transport he was given. The Lord Tiber thought of all the dreams and ambitions Henry had, the careful planning and discussions he had been privileged to. Ser Gawyn cherished his time with the Prince, and perhaps he may serve him again in another life. He set Henry’s horse free as he reached the bottom of the Mountain, and returned home alone, with a corpse.

Gawyn stared at the letter with a placid expression, unsure what to make of the news. Though he suspected the Prince had been losing himself for a while, it still came as a surprise. He prayed for the Prince.