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OK, Frazer, you'll be punished now. You'll have to read MY story 
. Oh, and turn to Frazer.
Solver was resting in his palace, when he received another report from his people. Here he had two reports, and the first was from his loved Sancho:
"Your Highness Solver, King of the Spanish,
We are now in the Incan forests, tasting their nice fruits, and looking at the wonders they have developed. However, my scouts recently reported that there's a small village called Huari in the way. It seems that people of the village aren't very loyal to the Great Inca Frazer, but we're pretty peaceful, and aren't going to pillage this small town. I'll keep on moving to tell you of more wonders I see in these lands.
Sancho".
The second report seemed much more vital, it was from Alvarez:
"Solver the God, King of the Spanish,
I'm currently guiding my forces through some cold places that are on the Incan lands, but now our further movement to the south was stopped by a row of Incan phalanxes marching in our direction. After a short moment of doubts, I followed the advice of my people not to harm those wild people. I will wait to see what the group of hopiltes does, and will continue our movement to the rich Incan forests, if they decide to withdraw. If not, we will act as you command me now."
Solver quickly took two decisons. First, he sent archers, commanded by his former palaceman, Juan de Garzia, to close with Alvarez's legions, to provide support, in case the Incans decide to attack. If they don't attack, forces of Juan and Alvarez shall stay on guard to be ready to face an attack at any moment.
Also, Solver wrote a letter to the Great Inca of the Incans, Frazer:
"Great Inca of the Incans, mighty Frazer.
As we can both see, your people guided by Thlankda are currently blocking the small peace of land, not letting Alvarez and his men pass to your forests, where beer no longer run. Now bears tend to run there instead. If you order Thlankda to turn away, this will all be resolved easily - I shall proceed with exploring your rich lands, while you will have everything as it used to be.
If you, however, decide to refuse this, be aware that I want to move south, and I will do it, when I want to. And, I have people of Juan de Garzia currently approach group of Alvarez, byt I do not desire blood of our people to come and make your tundra red.
Respectfully,
Solver, Wise King of the Spanish".
Quinns, keep reading. What do you think of an idea for a contest of best role-playing CtP PBEM game? Then I'll compete here along with Frazer.
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Solver the "Running Beer" - http://www.aok.20m.com
. Oh, and turn to Frazer.Solver was resting in his palace, when he received another report from his people. Here he had two reports, and the first was from his loved Sancho:
"Your Highness Solver, King of the Spanish,
We are now in the Incan forests, tasting their nice fruits, and looking at the wonders they have developed. However, my scouts recently reported that there's a small village called Huari in the way. It seems that people of the village aren't very loyal to the Great Inca Frazer, but we're pretty peaceful, and aren't going to pillage this small town. I'll keep on moving to tell you of more wonders I see in these lands.
Sancho".
The second report seemed much more vital, it was from Alvarez:
"Solver the God, King of the Spanish,
I'm currently guiding my forces through some cold places that are on the Incan lands, but now our further movement to the south was stopped by a row of Incan phalanxes marching in our direction. After a short moment of doubts, I followed the advice of my people not to harm those wild people. I will wait to see what the group of hopiltes does, and will continue our movement to the rich Incan forests, if they decide to withdraw. If not, we will act as you command me now."
Solver quickly took two decisons. First, he sent archers, commanded by his former palaceman, Juan de Garzia, to close with Alvarez's legions, to provide support, in case the Incans decide to attack. If they don't attack, forces of Juan and Alvarez shall stay on guard to be ready to face an attack at any moment.
Also, Solver wrote a letter to the Great Inca of the Incans, Frazer:
"Great Inca of the Incans, mighty Frazer.
As we can both see, your people guided by Thlankda are currently blocking the small peace of land, not letting Alvarez and his men pass to your forests, where beer no longer run. Now bears tend to run there instead. If you order Thlankda to turn away, this will all be resolved easily - I shall proceed with exploring your rich lands, while you will have everything as it used to be.
If you, however, decide to refuse this, be aware that I want to move south, and I will do it, when I want to. And, I have people of Juan de Garzia currently approach group of Alvarez, byt I do not desire blood of our people to come and make your tundra red.
Respectfully,
Solver, Wise King of the Spanish".
Quinns, keep reading. What do you think of an idea for a contest of best role-playing CtP PBEM game? Then I'll compete here along with Frazer
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Solver the "Running Beer" - http://www.aok.20m.com
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