Re: Re: 2 days later....
spain. it not worry. please read all post.
tiding.
Originally posted by Pitboss Khmer
khmer only recognise land used by cities but have historic understanding and negotiating with meduian neighbour on agree borders. so concept of 'claim' maybe different here. khmer style.
khmer only recognise land used by cities but have historic understanding and negotiating with meduian neighbour on agree borders. so concept of 'claim' maybe different here. khmer style.
tiding.

The feast was very simple, and the ornate trappings of normal festivals in Korea were absent from the bleak scene. The city was a small outpost on the outskirts of the Oldonian border after all. What the Oldonians lacked in decorative flare they made up for in substance; mead beer, large loaves of bread, generous cuts of meat, and a great deal of butter and cheese littered the tables surrounding the hall. The Koreans were impressed, and glad to eat some hearty food, for their journey to the northland had just begun...
"Well no, listen to me. I hate this place, this damn town on the outskirts of Oldonia. Its boring, and I never get proper credit for keeping the borders safe. Our country needs allies, badly, and I wish to accompany you on your trip. I can prove myself to King Jeffrey, and I can prove my country to the eastern Kingdoms who ignore Oldonia on a constant basis. Please General!" Harald said.
The city of Seoul was ecstatic: Not only had they recently received visitors from afar (Pierica), but the day of the Emperor's wedding ceremony was finally upon them. Even in the slums of the city there was great fanfare and rejoicing. It wasn't the simple fact that thre was a wedding that gave such joy to the people, for centuries Korea had been ruled by military figures in some fashion. Before it was split into the Kingdom of Silla (ruled by Gung Ye) and Goguryeo which was ruled by a military oligarchy until Wang Geon assumed power. Even after that General Bae Hyeongyeong had rueld as regent; thus Sejong was Korea's first non-military leader, and finally his marriage (and subsequent children) would mark the begining of a non-military monarchy, the people were hopeful that this would also mark the end of the military infighting that had defined Korean politics for centuries.
Hae Mosu angrily rushed back into the chambers set up by King Mel Gibson of the Maya, "That f*cking Aztec bastard!" he yelled to himself, his advisors scurried to stand at attention as the Imperial Foreign Minister plopped into his chair. "This man is unbelievable, certainly a barbarian!" he said to himself.
The Emperor clumsily danced with a small girl (he was quite drunk, as he normally did not take alcohol) when the Piercian Aun'El approached, "May I have this dance?" she asked him.
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