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The ALG, you're right about, but, is it really in your best interest to protect them that much? I don't believe the GMG to have a benevolent agenda...

As far as I know, and believe, we don't protect them. We shouldn't even like them, and after such a long time after the war, and with the fact that the Yanagi should be fairly clean from two factions focusing on it for centuries, they really shouldn't even be there anymore. But that's a modding issue, and an ALG player issue as well, that can't really be addressed.

as you seem to have edited out. Good of you to realize the mistake, however, taking responsibility is something everyone should take for their actions.

Yes, it was an accidental remark. I well know that Sigma-19 is under a form of control by numerous others, I just wasn't thinking when I typed that, apologies.

Onto your offense taken at Naha, I said the things about Naha from what I knew, and I had also stated that I haven't been able to check on you for a good while, and I had even invited you over to Kyushu to share a good bit of RP, since I don't tend to see you often. Thank you for taking that hostilely, it means a lot to me.

Well, we seldom have reason to go to Kyushu. Probably might be able to run past there on a trade run or two, but not much more. Sorry.

Didn't take anything as hostile. It's just that you'd said that before, and it's asking a little much, seeing as Sigma-13 is, or was, what it is. We still got ganked sitting at the Naha. But as I said, we'll be doing more now that we have more members and such.

Sigma-13 is an Independent Zone, you know. You may have military authority there because no one else feels a need to poke their head in, however, the KNF has authority over you, and they maintain the stance that it is an independent zone. If they feel the need to stick their head in, you have to answer to them. You are not a sovereign house, you are a corporation, one that houses itself in Honshu. If the KNF finds it prudent to investigate your activities, you have to answer to them. Because of them, you are what you are and you have what you have, you cannot deny that. They are your keepers and the distributors of your lifeblood, you can't live without them, just like you seem to think Sirius can't live without you. Because of this, it is in independent zone, a border world. You do not hold the sovereignty nor the militaristic power to keep Sigma-13 without the KNF holding guardianship over you. As such, it is an independent zone, and nothing more.

Agree to disagree. I can see how you might reason that, but I just see it another way. We were part of Kusari, yes, and still have a base in Honshu, and offices on the planet. But think, the GMG and Rheinland went to war. Did the KNF do anything there? No, the GMG did it all themselves. They aren't a trading corporation, in use, either. They're a guild. A guild that set up shop where no one else was, and has been there, enforcing laws (contraband policies) and even fighting wars for their territory and resources. That's how an independent system works? Not in my opinion. The GMG doesn't answer to the KNF, they have under the table dealing with their mortal enemies. And if the KNF knew about that? Would they attack, asserting their sovereignty? Speculation, but Rheinland, one of the most militaristic and powerful houses in Sirius, failed a full scale war. Kusari receives H-Fuel from the GMG, so why would they risk a war? A losing war, even. This "You do not hold the sovereignty nor the militaristic power to keep Sigma-13 without the KNF holding guardianship over you." is confounding, since the GMG already have done this. And that doesn't say anything of that, if the GMG did indeed answer to the KNF, why Kusari and Rheinland continue to hold chummy relations with each other. If the GMG was a Kusarian corporation such as Samura or Kishiro, another house going into a selfish war with one of them would spark the KNF to fight back. So why are Kusari and Rheinland neutral at worst? What would the standing be if the RM attacked Samura? That goes to show that Kusari, while friendly with the GMG for business and ethnicity reasons, clearly separate themselves from the GMG.

But I doubt you'll change that opinion, so I don't see much more reason in debating this. It's fairly futile, anyways, since it doesn't involve the faction in use, much.