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1420ad to you old chap 
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To you, squire.Formerly known as Masuro.
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1425ad to you Sir
so do you have any plans for war in the near future
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Not unless you're going to attack me.
Do you need an ally? I'll jump in if you want.
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ahh thought you had lots of big bad enemies at your gates
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I'll ring you up if they jump me.
Formerly known as Masuro.
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ahh all very kind.... shall we say that My Cav will be near by
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I've noticed your galleons coming and going and guessed they weren't empty. ^^Formerly known as Masuro.
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my fleets are on the high water
my base "Foot Hold" on your continent has quite a garrison, and a further 5 galleons loaded with Cavalry Regiments on their way
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Yikes!Formerly known as Masuro.
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ahh lad it is all goodOriginally posted by Masuro
Yikes!
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and goodnight!Formerly known as Masuro.
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and good night to you good Sir
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so I am to understand that you have no intentions towards your old enemies at this time
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Well, if someone were to attack them I guess I'd have to make sure they (the attacker) got all the help they needed.
Formerly known as Masuro.
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