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After the Empress of Naori surrendered herself to Galdania, she was flown secretly to South Kevon, then to Genya, then back to South Kevon, taken by rail to another site in South Kevon, then taken to Nanilovsk, Galdaniai's main port. She took another train to Galdania City, Galdania's capital.

She was held in the Dyaz Labour Camp, and worked for six days until being brought to the Byazilt Kovnich building in Crimson Square, where her trial would be held. She was sat in a wooden seat, as were all others at the trial.

Eredronian representitives were sent a message that they could, if they wished, send an unarmed envoy to the Trial.

The Trial would be not only for the Empress, but for her deceased Husband, the Emperor of Naori, who died from Galdanian missile attacks on his palace. The 'President' of naori, the Shogun, would be tried in absentia. The entire government of Naori would be put on trial for it's actions in the so-called Shining War, in which Naori launched a sneak-attack on the nation of Genya. The government would also be tried for accusations that it had slaughtered Genyan and Naorian civilians, and used torture on countless victims over several decades.

Che Batista, grandson of the former Galdanian Foreign Minister
Fernando Batista, who negotiated during the Grunge-French War and was held hostage for several days by the Grunge-French government, would be the Prosecutor in the Trial.
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Tanks paraded outside in Crimson Square, while AA guns and radar watched for Eredronian planes that might attempt to disrupt the Trial.

Eredron will send, as requested, an unarmed diplomatic envoy to monitor the develoments of this trial.

Th Eredronian envoy was searched for weapons, and left the airport, with an escourt of tanks, jeeps, and a few helicopters. A stoic man of nearly seven feet accompanied him in the small Galdanian jeep that made the huge man seem very cramped. The Galdanian man took out a silenced pistol and began to clean it. He was finished by time they reached Crimson Square.

The envoy saw outside soldiers everywhere. They were all armed with rifles, and even in the May weather, they wore huge greatcoats and fur hats. of course, May in Galdania is full of blizzards and freezing weather. While the Galdanian people had adapted to the cold over the years, the Eredronian envoy was quite chilled in the jeep.

The symbol of the Hammer and Sickle was everywhere; over Government Food Centres, Over Apartements, even over an old, dilapidated church. Tanks crawled around in the snow in Crimson Square, where the building in which the trial was to be held stood. The envoy gazed on the magnificent structure known as the Navastroya, the seat of government for Galdania. The trial was not held there because only Communists were allowed in it's sacred halls.

In Crimson Square sood a statue, hundreds of feet high, of galdania's most famous Premier, Comrade Grigor Illich Ulanov. He looked like a mixture between Stalin and Super Mario, though his face could hardly be seen from where the Eredronian was.

The envoy went inside the trial building with his large escourt, and several other armed men. Che Batista stood and greeted the envoy with a jubilant "Che!", which translates from Spanish as something like 'Hey, Dude!' The building had statues encased in bronze of revolutionary heroes of galdania, all in heroic poses, some which theirn arms held a=out as if reaching for the future, some standing holding flags over the dead bodsies of enemy soldiers. They were all very nicely done, especially one peice, entitled 'Soldet', or 'Soldier'. It depicted a soldier at attention. However, the soldiers face was smoothed over, representing that all Galdanians are soldiers, fighting for the revolutionary cause.

The envoy was seated, and the trial began with the Premier of Galdania entering the room. Premier Bolozof Velasgo was a tall, lithe man with long silver hair. We was dressed in a light grey suit, and a b lue tie. he sat down next to the Galdanian Prosecutor and waited for the Council of Judges to enter.

The envoy, Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs, sat silent, viewing the room while trying to mask his disdain while waiting for the trial to begin.

The Government of Centralis wishes to be allowed to send an envoy to attend the trial.

- Andreas von weiser, Minister for International Affairs

The Government of Centralis wishes to be allowed to send an envoy to attend the trial.

- Andreas von weiser, Minister for International Affairs

It is allowed.
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The Judges sat in front of the Empress.
"You are charged with committing an unjust act of war, targetting civilians in an attack, committing deliberate acts of torture against Naorian and Genyan civilians, and causing the deaths of thousands of Galdanians and Eredronians. Do you admit your guilt at any of these charges?"

Funny, the Deputy Minister thought. To hear these charges, one might think it was Galdania on trial.

Funny, the Foreign Minister thought. To hear these charges, one might think it was Eredron on trial.

"I am innocent of all these ridiculous charges."

The Democratic Republic of Dolvich would also like to send an envoy to attend the trial, and hopes that it is not too late.

The Democratic Republic of Dolvich would also like to send an envoy to attend the trial, and hopes that it is not too late.

It's fine with me. I want to publicize my Empresses trial, in hopes that people will put preasure on Galdania to release her.

The Democratic Republic of Dolvich would also like to send an envoy to attend the trial, and hopes that it is not too late.

It's fine with me. I want to publicize my Empresses trial, in hopes that people will put preasure on Galdania to release her.

Outstanding! The envoy has departed for Galdania and awaits response from the Galdavian authorities.

The Democratic Republic of Dolvich would also like to send an envoy to attend the trial, and hopes that it is not too late.

It's fine with me. I want to publicize my Empresses trial, in hopes that people will put preasure on Galdania to release her.

Outstanding! The envoy has departed for Galdania and awaits response from the Galdavian authorities.

We will accept your envoy. He will be unarmed, and accompanied by guards at all times.

Batista stood up.
"We have several news reports stating that the Empress herself ordered the execution of 56 members of a labour party." Batista passed a large folder to the Judges.
"Amnesty International and Human Rights Watch both voiced their concern, and protesters took to the streets when they heard. The Empress then executed several of the protesters in Takihido."

JUDGE: "Your rebuttle, Madame?"

OOC: Naori and I talked about this through telegram, so I'm not GMing.

The Deputy Minister stood up and jabbed a finger at the chief Galdanian figure. "Your friend, the dictator Kit Ph'at has executed hundreds, thousands of innocents, yet you bring no charges against him."

The Deputy Minister stood up and jabbed a finger at the chief Galdanian figure. "Your friend, the dictator Kit Ph'at has executed hundreds, thousands of innocents, yet you bring no charges against him."

Galdanian SS Elite soldiers leveled their rifles at the Eredronian official as two other guards each grabbed one of his arms and dragged him away.

OOC: Nazi. 8)

OOC: Nazi. 8)

What!? We're Socialists! SS stands for Stronyvorchna Stradilayavorch!

The Eredronian man was hauled deep into the bowels of the building. He was freezing cold, though the Galdanians seemed uneffected with their covult Fur coast on.

They took him into a room with stone walls, a metal hole in the floor, a small bail of hay in the corner, and a Button on the Wall. (http://www.holdthebutton.com/)

OOC: What a mindless, addicting way to waste time. :shock:

OOC: What a mindless, addicting way to waste time. :shock:



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The envoy of Dolvich examines the information contained in the folder thoroughly and believes it will soon be able to come to terms with a decision.

The envoy of Dolvich examines the information contained in the folder thoroughly and believes it will soon be able to come to terms with a decision.



Oh, yes, I suppose we can hand out copies to the envoys as well.

Of course, the say of the envoys does not influence the Galdanian Judges in any way.

The Deputy Minister insisted upon being taken back to the court room, or released to go back to Eredron.

The Deputy Minister insisted upon being taken back to the court room, or released to go back to Eredron.

"You have been designated as a potential subversive influence. We will allow you to return to the court room, but if you disrupt the trial once more, you must acknowledge (through a signed document) that you are willing to accept the concequenses of any continued subversive action."

The Deputy Minister insisted upon being taken back to the court room, or released to go back to Eredron.

"You have been designated as a potential subversive influence. We will allow you to return to the court room, but if you disrupt the trial once more, you must acknowledge (through a signed document) that you are willing to accept the concequenses of any continued subversive action."

The Deputy Minister wore a look of contempt, but agreed to the terms.

The Deputy Minister wore a look of contempt, but agreed to the terms.

The minister was escourted back into the court room. The soldiers stood ready at all of the exits.

Check your TGs.

BUMP

BUMP.

Where is Naori?