The Fronen Commentator/Edition:2
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Avalon Provoking Fronen?
For the second time now, Avalon has been caught breaking the conditions of the Avalon-Fronen peace treaty by attacking Plergoth troops in a region they have claims on, which breaks article 6 of the treaty. The other breach of the treaty had been disrespecting article 12. This is stirring things up in Fronen, and I, for one, do not appreciate watching Avalon involve itself in a conflict that does not regard it instead of letting their weapons rust and break apart. With RoF currently blocking our path to the south, irritated nobles are sharpening their swords in anticipation for future bloodshed.
Written by LouisJoseph Chénier on January 7
Huh? Fwuvoghor Provoking Fronen
Okay it seems to me there is a win-win situation for Fronen and Fwuvoghor. Fwuvoghor lets us pass and we agree not to attack Irombrozia. After all, Riombara can handle them and we can fight off Luz de Bia while they do. Neither Fronen nor Fwuvoghor breaks an alliance that way. We also should keep in mind that Fronen is the biggest military power on the continent. Our army is roughly three and a half times larger than Fwuvoghor's. We've also proven that we will take action against those who keep us from aiding our ally. Avalon tried that and Avalon we beaten badly. Also, Avalon was more powerful militarily(though probably not intellectually) than Fwuvoghor. If Avalon was crushed so badly Fwuvoghor stands no chance in a war. Fwuvoghor knows their are only two nations sending military aid to Riombara, Thalmarkin and Fronen. Thalmarkin has sent less than 2000CS to help the cause, mainly because of the great distance that must be crossed from Thalmarkin to Riombara. Fronen has contributed thousands of CS worth of soldiers to the Riombaran cause. Fronen is the only nation that will really be affected by this and Fwuvoghor knows that. They really are asking for war with Fronen.
There's an easy way around that war, but whether our two Republics will choose to take the easy way is all speculation.
Written by Alexius DeSyrr on January 4
I agree with Alexius on all points, and in my opinion, this is shared among pretty much every noble of Fronen (some would call for more drastic measures though). I just wanted to add a simple speculation to this, a little food for thought for the RoF. If war breaks out, what do they expect to happen? Most likely, their realm will be utterly destroyed and all their regions given to Riombara, aiding them further in their conflicts. In other words, RoF declaring war on us is like restraining our armies for a day and then joining us to attack Iromboriza. I doubt that is what they want, and they should quickly send another emissary to Fronepu offering right of passage. I used to view RoF highly, but this move just wasn't wise.
Written by LouisJoseph Chénier on January 4
