001 Alpha Prime

Kaltovar wrote:

Kaltovar welcomes Haivon to the PACT alliance! The forces of liberty remain ever vigilant!

Even the only autocracy in Pact is more free than some of the “democracy’s” out there, i for one welcome Haivon into our ranks

Kaltovar wrote:

Seagulls are better!

Verwis wrote:

No love for the Sparrow...

The Republic of Western Sol wrote:

Red Kites are better birds!

alright if you go for best bird then its gotta be the booby smh

The Draconic Islands wrote:

“Oh, I must have gotten the wrong location, sorry for you disturbing your peace”

he leaves via teleporting.

OOC: He teleported To the other conversation you're having since that one I think is probably the one that makes more sense than first one.

"Oh, another leader. Welcome to the Commonwealth! I hope you are liking this trip so far."

RP805sere wrote:

1. I think your insane, what a 500 year prison sentence.

"In Haivon, we understand that even the worst criminals, the most ruthless and cruel people imaginable, don't deserve death, or even perpetual sentences. In the worst cases, we give them several thousand years of incarceration. The worst case was for the leaders of the dystopian nation of Hyperaustra, which we gave five thousand years to most, and one of them voluntarily gave himself a million years... But no matter what wrong you commit, it is simply cruel to give someone who made a non-permanent cruelty a permanent cruelty. And death is like that."

"You know, we Haivonians are immortals under our current technology. Most of us are centuries upon centuries old. But the truth is, we don't know for how long we will be able to enjoy this utopian way of life, free from the shackles of inexistence... and taking it away from someone, without a way to ever return, it not only to give unnecessarily the most horrendous cruelty of never being able to take the simplest of pleasures from the world, be it listening to music, be it seeing a star set in the horizons..."

"The Commonwealth fears death, be it from within, be it from the outside. We, in a weird twist of events, would probably give everything to last forever. Because we can't do anything else."

RP805sere wrote:

2. "How? It's just some piece of trashy artwork. It's not like I pay attention to the stuff anyway, I mean yeah, it's important, but it could burn."

"But it is artwork, according to your own words. So it deserves, as anything else that is innocent, peace, preservation, and if it can understand it, or sometimes not, love."

RP805sere wrote:

3. Leave UUOC to do all the work

"UUOC... what?"

The Isles of Inbetween wrote:

"Interesting, I was only a leader for about three centuries, not that long in the grand scheme of things I suppose." Durab replies, clearly trying to remember all of this, he seems to be stuck in limbo between having the memory of an elephant and the mind of a goldfish.

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"Very heavy topic? Well that is quite understandable, considering the entire history of the nation." The captain replies in a very generalised tone, not too informal yet still lacking the element of formality amongst his speech.

"Yes, I don't think an intense democracy would quite suit us, after all a Hivemind doesn't really help people make different decisions about voting!" He laughs at his poorly scripted joke, even though the subject itself wasn't of an amusing matter.

"Oh, three centuries can be a long time. Sometimes there are centuries where the cannons fall silent, and life can flourish while children go play. And then, from the depths of depravity, it can go all falling down in less than an hour."

Absorn takes another sip, giving a soft smile to Durab.

"Listen, I hope I am not intruding myself way too much, but I believe there is something deeply annoying you, something that looks simpler but is even greater than leadership plays as the masses know. Is there anything I could offer to help? I sense you are a good person."

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"To be honest, the Soulgodia are a mystery to the Commonwealth to this day, their way of thinking to their basic biology... it is all a mystery to us. Such an extreme case as Yeni Alton makes it even more horrifying and distant to us. As much as we try, I am deeply afraid some things will get lost to history."

The tone of the mayor has turned, in a weird turn of events, more grim and less excited overall.

Then, hearing the poorly made joke, he gives out a chuckle.

"Well, then make sure that one vote of yours counts."

Verwis wrote:

Nine city blocks have recently been bought by order of the Militaris for the development of a first of it's kind Space Elevator in downtown Merano. Construction is expected to take a few years, but once finished is expected to be a boon for space interests and tourism. Automatic invitations have already been sent to the other members of the Steel Protocols, with other nations planned to be added once finished. Construction has also began in the new territory recently bought from Western Sol, starting with a large concrete bowl as a foundation for the new base.

In other news, a large balloon has been spotted, floating in high atmosphere with the current trajectory predicting it to fly directly over NoflagKaltovar[nation]'s main capitol of the VDC, among other government sites in the nation.

I dont know what these tech might particularly be but an invitation would be nice.

Haivon wrote:

Indeed, the Commonwealth is ready to join the international playfield.

I really need that sharpener to complete those projects.

Since zai kame