Imperial Diet V

**AussieGiant** · 08-17-2007, 01:52

Arnold

So it seems we are not as invincible as we believed. King Sailer is dead and his army in tatters.

First contact has gone to the Mongols...

*Chrash*

down goes his mailed fist on the bench sending reports flying into the air

NOBLES OF THE REICH!!!

LETS SEE HOW WE RESPOND!!

We will mourn for the loss of him once the threat is passed.

Picking up another report the Duke's head shakes in disappointment

I see that dirty bastard Elberhard just got his blue balls sorted out!! More power to him I say!!

Lothar!! I guess we stike him of the list for next months party, he'll be too busy rodgering!!

**FactionHeir** · 08-17-2007, 03:52

T'is indeed sad that a great man such as Salier has fallen in honorable battle.
While there will be a period of mourning, it ought not be now, but after we have sent the barbarians back to their steppes. No time must be wasted in our war effort.
I belive I speak for my fellow crusaders, when I say we will all rather fall than give any settlement to the Mongols.

Now if you excuse me, I have an army to lead.

**Cecil XIX** · 08-17-2007, 05:35

It is uniquely distressing to face another great loss in so short a time. King Salier was never a grand-stander, he was always a humble voice of reason. He was the conscience of the Diet, and he will be missed.

**Stuperman** · 08-17-2007, 19:02

Conrad was a dear friend of mine; he earned his spurs under me back when we were the young, up and comers of Bavaria. His death is truly a loss for the entire empire, His council, insight, and opinions were always of value.
I will miss him greatly.

**TevashSzat** · 08-17-2007, 22:18

I come here to mourn the death of King Salier with everyone else.

I had my disagreements with him along with most of Swabia for that matter, but it is always a sad day to lise a respected member of the Reich.

**AussieGiant** · 08-18-2007, 05:26

Entering the Diet Chamber encassed entirely in black plate, Arnold is flanked by his two most notorious companions

On behalf of Austria, I'd like to extend my condolensces to the von Mahren house. The passing of Jonas brings the end to one of the most compasionate men I have known.

His son's and daughters have kept the House of Austria from near extinction and for that I will be forever in his debt.

No matter the history between my Father and Jonas, the men and women of his household will be protected by me and and the nobles of my house for eternity.

God rest his soul.

**Privateerkev** · 08-18-2007, 05:43

Jan walks into the Diet.

Yes, I wish to extend my heartfelt condolences to the von Mahren family. I can not think of a better way to honor Count Jonas, then to lift a beer in his memory. There is a new place down the block and anyone who wishes is welcome to join me.