Colondia
19-09-2004, 20:43
Principal Administrator Iylth Spyd looked at the foreign emissaries with concern furrowed into his brow. The young leader was quite worried, and with good reason. Two brother nations, Senseshilia and Iylcarian, had sent representatives to inform him that if his nation didn't commit to a "don't touch" policy upon theirs, they promised a struggle.
Though Iylcarian would no doubt be crushed in any assault against Colondia's borders, Seneshilia was quite a threat in terms of war, with what was normally an iron fist, now pointing its children to the path of combat.
This had all started in the Confederacy of Colonia's inception, where in their small patch of land they called a country, they found quite the bounty of uranium and many of the materials needed for various other weapons. While this would normally lead to questionable practices by the country residing in a land such as this, the fledgeling Colondia were only interested in their own survival, considering the barren landscape that inhabited every horizon in the small nation.
From what Iylth could tell, the two nations were threatened by the various resources they had. He could only hope the negotiations went well, for he pleaded with whatever higher power that his hastily gathered army of 300,000 would never have to be put to use. Their weapons were not yet refined enough, and they had not established ties to other nations yet; He only hoped that in case of war, some well-doing nation would answer his call for help.
The normally almost-paranoid Iylth was quite convinced that their search for self-preservation was only a cleverly disguised threat, and this worried him more.
Though Iylcarian would no doubt be crushed in any assault against Colondia's borders, Seneshilia was quite a threat in terms of war, with what was normally an iron fist, now pointing its children to the path of combat.
This had all started in the Confederacy of Colonia's inception, where in their small patch of land they called a country, they found quite the bounty of uranium and many of the materials needed for various other weapons. While this would normally lead to questionable practices by the country residing in a land such as this, the fledgeling Colondia were only interested in their own survival, considering the barren landscape that inhabited every horizon in the small nation.
From what Iylth could tell, the two nations were threatened by the various resources they had. He could only hope the negotiations went well, for he pleaded with whatever higher power that his hastily gathered army of 300,000 would never have to be put to use. Their weapons were not yet refined enough, and they had not established ties to other nations yet; He only hoped that in case of war, some well-doing nation would answer his call for help.
The normally almost-paranoid Iylth was quite convinced that their search for self-preservation was only a cleverly disguised threat, and this worried him more.