Debate of intentions - Rheinland and Bretonia

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The Duke of Norfolk was shown to the meeting hall by his escort. Keeping things simple, the Lord-Duke and Admiral of the BAF was there to support the government representative. He was also there to assess the threat posed by the precarious situation the Bretonian/Rhienlandic relations had slid to.

He took his seat alongside Williams, keeping his face impassive and saying nothing. He was there for support, and support he would give. But he was also there to demonstrate that Bretonia, war torn and battle honed, wasn't about to be intimidated by another house.

His personal motto remained clear, 'As long as there was a flag still flying, a pile of rocks was still a castle!'

Pouring himself a glass of water, he glanced at Williams and listened to the man's opening statement.

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