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Kaonas wrote:

Is linking our own region against the rules?

I would assume so? I could be wrong. Tbh, I am crap at remembering NS stuff like that nowadays.

The Southern Dependencies wrote:

I would assume so? I could be wrong. Tbh, I am crap at remembering NS stuff like that nowadays.

It's linking other regions that is against the rules since it counts as advertising. TEP itself is fine to link.

Wow. There’s like…

Zero activity today.

Flers-Douai wrote:

Wow. There’s like…

Zero activity today.

so true

Estande wrote:

Torres smiled as Kim complimented on the truthfulness and meaningfulness of the quote, certainly, it was a classic. He salutes the guards by the door as well, showing equal respect and admiration as he would his soldiers. He looks around the hall, noticing the equal regard the Heobese had for their statesmen. As they entered his office, he couldn't help but admire the old medals the admiral had earned throughout years of service contrasted, wholesomely, with the family picture; he couldn't help but smile. He took a seat, making himself comfortable, and nodded at his request. "I would certainly not object, senhor Kim," he says. "From one seaman to another, we are all worldly beings willing to try new things. I'd like to see what the Heobese have to offer for teatime," he added, amusingly.

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Álvares gave Choi a small smile, his expression softening at the words of encouragement. He nodded and beckoned for the naval officers behind them to follow suit, promptly trailing behind them as they walked around the complex. The other two were younger men, in their late 20s, that their admiral perhaps took a liking to and brought along. They were lieutenants Manuel Pinho and Miguel Varela Lima. They had been at sea for a week now and finally making landfall, especially on foreign soil, was all very exciting to them. The three talked amongst themselves, disguising their discussions in their native tongue, maybe words of admiration for the Heobese or maybe future possibilities of further interaction, not just militarily but also culturally and politically. Their time away from the beloved Nonscian homeland had possibly greatly piqued their interest in the Orient.

Kim pressed the button, repeating the request of Torres in his own tongue before straightening up in his chair. "Well, I must say that Heobei tea has been practiced for generations and is the finest in the whole of the Orient. Though I may be a little bias." Soon the doors opened and in walked two assistants carrying a tray each, one with tea and the other of pastries. The women who poured the tea did with a rhythmic precision that was almost ceremonial. As for the pastries, there was Bungeo-ppang, Chapssal-tteok, and Kkul-tarae which were all typically street winter desserts. "Please, start whenever you want Mr. Torres, I am eager to hear what Estandé has to offer asides from military prowess." Kim leaned back in his chair, cooling his tea with a breath of air before sipping it.
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Choi led the group of officers to the nearby shipyard, where they would find the skeleton of a Cheonwangseom-class Frigate being built, the third of the Royal Navy. A guided-missile frigate, it had a full load displacement of 3,300 tons and length of 114 meters. It could reach a max speed of 30 knots and a range of 4,500 nautical miles. Captain Sohn Won-yil was the one to step forward, seeing how he captained the flagship of this class. "The Kianese helped us design the ship, something you'll find in common with nearly all of our military equipment."

Order of the Saint Dumas wrote:

Wait really? I never pay attention to these things.

The irony. xD

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AuthRight Authoritarianism wrote:

"Will do" Schwerner says

Thank you.

There's a lull in the conversation. Snow takes tiny, awkward sips of tea (one must not dribble in public, and a dragon's face morphology is not exactly helping her here). For Her Holiness' comfort, or his, or both, Apple rests one hand on a loop of the dragon's tail.

OOC: This has barely anything to do with the RP, but I was thinking about Apple's rings, and one of them is the signet ring for the Seal of the Holy Throne, and now I have to figure out what that seal looks like and draw it :/

I've apparently had an obsession with Orcs recently.

Got Skyrim from the steam spring sale, and my first character was an Orc.
Downloaded the Elder Kings 2 mod of CK3, and I started as an Orc ruler.

And I don't want to play CK3 or Skyrim while I'm home for Easter because I know my Mom thinks Skyrim is violent and I don't want to find out one way or another for CK3.

So while I'm home, I've started a Rimworld game.
As Orcs.

New Sta Naturdere wrote:

Okay, thanks!

before you go, you should gather an army and march on rome

Peatiktist wrote:

I've apparently had an obsession with Orcs recently.

Got Skyrim from the steam spring sale, and my first character was an Orc.
Downloaded the Elder Kings 2 mod of CK3, and I started as an Orc ruler.

And I don't want to play CK3 or Skyrim while I'm home for Easter because I know my Mom thinks Skyrim is violent and I don't want to find out one way or another for CK3.

So while I'm home, I've started a Rimworld game.
As Orcs.

Also, I have successfully walled off Insect hive #1.
Only took my colony 6 days and one very minor brain trauma.

Two more to go, but these two have way fewer places I need to wall off.

Silvamar wrote:

Hey liberals. Let's say, hypothetically, Greece is 'based'. And, for the sake of arguement, Türkiye is 'cringe'. If Greece is more 'based' and 'relevant' than the great TÜRKIYE, why is Istanbul not Constantinople? I mean, it's only like a turkish delight on a moonlit night. And say, why is every gal there (Zeus may wanna visit)? And let's say you've to fly to Constantinople for a date. But, it says Istanbul for the destination? It's like when New York was called New Amsterdam. Do you know why they changed it? I can't say. Maybe the people just liked it better that way?

Why not Byzantium? It's the original Greek name after all.