'I have been walking around this place for over a month and it's been driving me crazy! Either the restaurants are all daily pop-ups or there is something seriously wrong with my maps app!' The Nhoor representative to the League, Naty O̦cenharemedy, tried to find his potentially favorite Balnician r...
Somewhere close to Sārruc, 23 June 2020 The mansion had seen better days. The construction from the early 18th century was in a deplorable state, since long abandoned, and the lands around it had been closed off for many years now by fences that weren’t in the best of conditions themselves either. ...
Mr O̦cenharemedy sighed and replied calmly: "Well, Segentova nor the Alteran Republics nor Athara Magarat had a right to invade the Central Canal Authority but there we are. The Canal is of significant international importance and these three nations have proven that they cannot be trusted to d...
Mr Naty O̦cenharemedy looked around. The black haired, clean shaven, and bespectacled man looked much younger than his 60 years but had the appearance of someone who had dismissed leasure and fun as frivolous nonsense activities throughout his life. So far, the diplomat had had a decent career but n...
Zamha Pwqceraqh announced: "The Dominion of Nhoor will not submit a candidate of our own and will decide whom to support as soon as all candidates have been submitted."
Zamha Pwqceraqh coughed. "We simply need to modify my esteemed Almorean namesake's proposal a bit": Resolution 18: Establishing the office of Deputy Secretary-General The Assembly of the League of the Western Isles IN ACCORDANCE with the League’s commitment to equality and democratic value...
Zamha Pwqceraqh tried to discretely blow his nose but the sound was still louder than he had hoped. He put his handkerchief aside. "Should the Secretary General try to appoint, as my esteemed colleague of Vancouvia suggested, a series of incompetent ... cronies? ...", he started, slightly ...
"Nhoor votes in favour of this latest draft of the resolution and continues to support the candidate from Ainslie, Mr Whitford." Zamha Pwqceraqh's voice skipped awkwardly at 'Ainslie' and he rushed to finish his sentence before sneezing loudly.
