Well, this is a silly little amusement to assess upon my return.

Celidon actually playing aggressor.. or trying, for once. How cute.
Somewhat like a small puppy nipping at your ankles constantly in a vain
attempt to be realized as a world power. I suspect you have learned
quite well from our past dealings and your current ones that numbers do
not count for everything.

And the joke, of course, to be found in Antioch and Ithaqua playing the
role they always have, as entities attached at the hip, though of course
Celidon seems to have been blissfully ignorant of this constant and
decided to antagonize everything it can.

Unfortunately, however, I must cut my riotous laughter short to offer a
simple friendly reminder to my.. mm.. colleagues in existance in the
south and north, that you are taking a dreadfully long time to conquer
Celidon. I completed it within a year, my legion shredding their
defenses and woeful offenses to pieces all the while fending off the
usual forays into our lands by.. well, nearly everyone.

Thus, I bid you consider the history of the land when you decide to sell
it - I doubt it is the proper temperament for either of your people to
live in for any period of time - and mark it up appropriately, or
perhaps consider a discount to the Empire.

I will, of course, see to it that someone is properly designated to
receive any offers.

- Lord Ashel Savet

Penned by my hand on the 25th of Fas, in the year 519 AD.