To: The Government of Bretonia

[Kaiserreich Rheinland]

To the Government of the Kingdom of Bretonia

I wonder, does the Bretonia Government speak to Her Majesty the Queen in such a way? I thought this matter was made clear, yet I find myself with another letter and another asking me to be quick.

In looking at the evidence you have provided we note its' age. Part of this 'evidence' as you put is over five years old and comes from the Order, of all people. I do find it mildly hypocritical that you should accuse Auxesia of being criminals and then rely on evidence from another criminal group, or perhaps Bretonia's relationship with the Order has changed? The other 'evidence' you have given is nothing short of a jumbled mess of photographs that show very little in the way of intent. I will concede the point that it appears suspicious on face value. Yet we have no information about the source, while the analyst's do not believe this to be a fake, it does raise some alarming questions about who Bretonia trusts. More importantly this event did not happen in Rheinland and while it seems suspicious, thank God we live in a world where suspicion alone does not constitute a crime and men like you and I, respect the rule of law.

What does concern me is an attack carried out by your BIS in Rheinland. I have taken the courtesy of attaching a report to this comm so you may review the evidece yourself. However, given the seriousness of this event we have demanded an explanation from your Director of Intelligence, Victor Steiner and now we seek one from you.
I personally would have thought it obvious to even a Libertonian, that one does not do that. We informed you that Auxesia was to be left alone in our House and not only do we find ourselves entertaining this discussion for longer than expected but now also seem to suffer Bretonian Intelligence attacks and the Merchant Navy openly threatening to do the same.

Our patience with your obsession wears thin and no amount of evidence justifies the actions we have presented to you. I don't think I need tell you but Bretonia can ill afford to throw away allies. I would advise you choose how to respond with great care.

On behalf of His Imperial Government of Rhineland

Prince Christian Ludwig Von Albrecht
Erbprinz of Rhineland
Berliner Schloss