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Three Crowns, to Masuro, 225 BC.
This war situation is looking grim... for others
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The cruel, hobnailed feet of Fate have trampled the Egyptian nation into history. We hope that the Carthaginians will treat the people with respect and allow them to carry on their traditions and beliefs.Formerly known as Masuro.
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They have my beliefs to concern themselves with. They are blessed.
Rome should be heed to this.
Persia has had her warning as well.
What say you Macedon? Are you my foe as well?
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I desire only peace.
I thought Persia was your ally . . . .Formerly known as Masuro.
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Yes they my alle, and yes they have learnt their lessons the hard way. Peace, you best then look to peace and ways to secure that with my people.Comment
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I thought trading and not attacking were excellent ways to secure peace. Is there something I've forgotten?Formerly known as Masuro.
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Everyone is at war except me. How long will I remain unmolested?
Formerly known as Masuro.
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Well, that's good news. I will play the turn this evening when I get home.Formerly known as Masuro.
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SentFormerly known as Masuro.
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