The Magnaura

[Privateerkev]

Makedonios raises an eyebrow.

While I fully agree that the Caesar has broken the law, he actually has not broken this particular law. See, Adana doesn't have a chapel. Because the Caesar has never authorized anything to be built in Adana. So, he actually isn't in violation of Edict 3.4 with regards to Adana or Aleppo.

[Ibn-Khaldun]

If so, then I must apologize to Caesar. My Lords info about the buildings in those settlements are a bit sketchy.
So, Caesar haven't broken the law, my mistake. But the Order can blame only themselves for not prioritizing building in these settlements, especially chapels and churches. Although looking our financial situation I doubt that Caesar could afford building anything new.

Ioannis starts looking through his papers and trying to find out other mistakes in them..

[AussieGiant]

Being the former governor of Constantinople has certainly meant he is better informed than others. Another note is handed to Apionnas by members of the administration.

Shaking his head, there is a total lack of emotion in his voice, however it carries across the room clearly.

My Lords, an initial report I have here from the Imperial information service indicates that Caesarea has fallen to the Turks and that Senator Ampelas may have perished. Neither point is confirmed at this time, but if true, then the Islamic response has begun in earnest.

[Warmaster Horus]

Pavlos, Nikephoros' scribe, receives a missive. He stands and speaks:
"Senators, my Lord Manouelitis is returning to Constantinople. It seems it's the news of the Jihad that troubles him."