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'''Discontent in Alowca''' | '''Discontent in Alowca''' | ||
| − | + | 'Yesterday two nobles fled from oppression in Alowca to our freedom loving republic. One was immediately imprisoned for past war crimes but the other, Sir Leon of Grentzen, formerly of Alowca, was welcomed with open arms into the brotherhood of Oritolon nobility. This is a sure sign of the discontent that must be building in Alowca at their consistent failure to achieve any success in the war. It will surely not be long before they are begging for mercy.' | |
''Willhelm Valdemar'' | ''Willhelm Valdemar'' | ||
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| The Oritolon Times | ||
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| The views of the Oritolon Times do not neccessarily represent those of the government of Oritolon. | ||
| Editors: Willhelm Valdemar, Devona Uceek and Mero
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News Bulletin
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| 1st March 1008
Discontent in Alowca 'Yesterday two nobles fled from oppression in Alowca to our freedom loving republic. One was immediately imprisoned for past war crimes but the other, Sir Leon of Grentzen, formerly of Alowca, was welcomed with open arms into the brotherhood of Oritolon nobility. This is a sure sign of the discontent that must be building in Alowca at their consistent failure to achieve any success in the war. It will surely not be long before they are begging for mercy.' Willhelm Valdemar
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March 11, 2008
Huge Battle Fought Minor stories Wherever: Estimated combat strengths: ?,??? CS vs. ?,??? CS Defender Victory! | |
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