The Gallic Seigneurs

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Eleónore would raise a brow, surprised by the sudden shift in topic from warships to resort stations. She'd tut lightly and cast a shrug toward Florentin.

It wouldn't surprise me if your name became a forbidden word amongst the officers of the Navy, Florentin. Taking away their fun like that, I've heard the parties on Cannes are legendary. However you aren't wrong, the extra revenue raised from the sale of such a station would be of enormous benefit for the Navy, although I would have to agree with the assertations around so called 'Border Fortresses', while it sounds impressive it doesn't have much practical use. Minefields worked for the Kingdom, if you wanted physical barriers that would be the way to go.

Otherwise I would still strongly support financial assets being pushed toward ship construction, our battleships are already veritable fortresses and are far more mobile.

Leclerc suggests the invasion was a disaster purely based on the lack of time - not least because we were caught with our undergarments around our ankles and had not anticipated such a move from Kusari. If anything it would seem perhaps our intelligence department is somewhat lacking, and perhaps we should do something to encourage better reports from our agents in the field?