The Magnaura

**pevergreen** · 10-24-2008, 14:26

"Savvas, must I explain my entire life story to you? If you ask me to recount it, I shall do so.

Ioannis the Third, I shall contact you in private."

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**Andres** · 10-24-2008, 14:28

Originally Posted by pevergreen

"Savvas, must I explain my entire life story to you? If you ask me to recount it, I shall do so.

Ioannis the Third, I shall contact you in private."

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Which part of your life story?

The part where you are spying for the Organisation or the part where you let your assassins kill off mentors or army units?

**pevergreen** · 10-24-2008, 14:30

"Savvas, if you have some proof I ever spied for the organisation or that I ever employed assassins, please, bring it foward, or drop your baseless claims. In my life I have owed allegiance to two houses, My own and House Kommendouki, which I left due to our current Rulers actions."

**Andres** · 10-24-2008, 14:32

Originally Posted by pevergreen

"Savvas, if you have some proof I ever spied for the organisation or that I ever employed assassins, please, bring it foward, or drop your baseless claims. In my life I have owed allegiance to two houses, My own and House Kommendouki, which I left due to our current Rulers actions."

I have it on very reliable sources, dear Senator.

**pevergreen** · 10-24-2008, 14:34

"Care to share those Savvas?"

**Smowz** · 10-24-2008, 15:59

Nevoulas ek Philadelphius strolls into the centre of the Megnuara. He had been standing for some time quietly at the back. He looks warily at his house leader and friend Ioannis Kalameteros. He then turns to face the Basilues Ioannis Komenus.

My emperor, I know you have heard a lot of complaints from me in the past.

I hope this is an action that proves my true loyalty toward you my emperor:

I, Nevoulas ek Philadelphius declare war on the outlaw Caeser Methodios Tagaris.

Nevoulas turns to Apionnas Vringas and then to Savvas ek Militou.

It seems from your outraged statements that you like me are loyal and humble subjects of the Emperor. I am assuming that you two will also join me in showing your loyalty to the Emperor also?

Nevoulas once again looks towards his own house leader.

Some may wish to 'sit this storm out', I understand their reluctance. They clearly value their own lives over the cause of the empire and the will of its emperor, this is what nearly destroyed the empire in the first place.

With that Nevoulas moves over to sit amongst the Kommandaukai senators.

**Ibn-Khaldun** · 10-24-2008, 16:20

It is weird that Ioannis' closest supporter, Vringas, haven't joined the Basileus' side. Also, Savvas, you say that you support the Basileus and all that. Yet you haven't answered the *Basileus' call to take up arms and go against that 'Great Criminal and Traitor'. Are you two too afraid of Methodios? Yes, this probably it!