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You order to enlarge the Army with both sources!


"Ethelwulf, dear." Queen Mother Aolineniya enters your room.

"You need another wife." She says, and before you can retort, she adds: "And I happen to have just found a perfect match. Turns out that Lady Asha, daughter of Lady Enna, who was your great-aunt and sister of Houlandin the First, has offered her last daughter, Raellia up for marriage! I actually met the girl and she is quite pretty and very well mannered for a fifteen years old. With this marriage you could potentially shut up several types of unhappy courtiers at once! Should I sent Lady Asha a letter in which you agree to marry her daughter?"

A) Eh sure, whatever, I don't care.
B) No, not yet.
C) Let's, mayhaps she can repair the wide gap that is still bleeding within my heart and soul.

1:0:3:3 so far v;

Yer allowed to post for Xan without delay until he comes back and say he can do it himself now ;v

You hire some adventurers. Their black-bearded axe-warrior promises that they will do the job.

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They do it! After they managed to lure it into a trap, poisoned arrows and knives and lots of bashing killed the beast. The court applauds the wandering heroes and a hefty amount of gold is given to them. News course quickly and the mood amongst the populace goes up.


Your young wife gives birth to a boy! She names him 'Arran', and he will replace you as Houlandin IV when you die, unless he decides on some other regnal name.


Your wife is suffering from sickness of the womb and high fever, the healers say. They will use herbs and provide her with warmth and good food to help her.

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Your mother gently caresses your head as you hold the hand of your dead wife. She have perished from the complications of the child's birth, as many women do. The palace staff, under guidance of your grandmother Ciri, is already searching for a maiden that can breastfeed the boy in lieu of his mother.


The advisor meets with you in your bedroom.

"Sire, I know that you mourn the passing of your wife, yet I am afraid that one boy isn't much to ensure the continuation of your line. Therefore, I must ask bluntly - will you search for another wife to soothe your subjects worries?"

A) "No. Get out."
B) "Find me another if you want, I don't care."
C) "Later... after I can move on."

Where are poooosts.

//I assumed Cetus took one from Fer.

Splash.

Up to 5HP healed

You decide to be generous this year with the Treasury's money.


After uneventful springtime comes a decidedly bad start of Summer. People from the forested areas in the northwest report cattle and sheep deaths, caused by something with very large claws and jaws that were able to tear out whole chunks and bodyparts out! Nobody ever saw this happen in Luathbas. Some of the more paranoid peasants whisper of a demon or some other such entity trying to bring down the end of the world.

A) Order the Army to march out into those forests adn comb-search them.
B) Hire level 20+ adventurers so they find and vanquish the beast.
C) Do nothing, it mighty just be nothing more than an overgrown wolf (or a few of them).

Your order procurement of foodstuffs from abroad.

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Despite slight problems with distribution and amount, the advisor is confident that it will be enough.


The trade advisor brings you news while vibrating with excitement. Apparently, the gold mines, the trade with Parsia and Augas taxes on merchants have brought an amount of revenue previously unseen at once entering the Treasury.


Apparently there was some bad religious incident in the west of your country and this time, it was the Pantheon priests who started it; they have caught some aristocratic youths reading a book of 'Words of the Father' near a Pantheon shrine and derided them; the youths, being youths, weren't interested in getting pushed around by clergymen and fisticuffs erupted with several wounded amongst the priests and the youths alike.

The governor who reported this is asking if the Crown is willing to do something about it, as he had all Damed books in public libraries put under lock and key so that they cannot be borrowed for now. He didn't put the priests nor the youths to justice, though.

A) Ban Damed literature from being read, and punish the youths for their imflammatory behavior.
B) Punish the youths for doing this (as in, reading these books so close to a shrine) obviously on purpose.
C) Call the Pantheon priests for a council during which you will explain that there is a need for co-existence.
D) Punish the Pantheon priests for causing disturbance.