Sri Lankin wrote:Ch'ae Dae Jung looked nervous as ever.
"Sir,are you okay?"
Ch'ae Dae Jung looked at him strangely.
"Does it look like it?"
"Well thats why I as-"
"Shut up, won't you?
"I wa-"
He stopped.
The phone in Ch'ae Dae Jung looked in his right pocket,which contained the phone that would only be contacted if there was a national crisis.
"Risky Right,will you pick it up?"
"I don't have a choice do I?"
"For the first time,he went into his right pocket.
He looked at his text.
"What does it say?"
"The Rebels.....They have the Capital."
Mercedes approached Ch'ae Dae Jung, the Sri Lankin delegate, who was being alerted to the fall of the capital city of his country to the Rebels. The Quintipolese news media were famously lazy, especially on things international, so she expected people back home wouldn't hear about it for at least a month, even is she went and told them. Not very many Quintipolese even had heard about the Rebels until last week. After an akward pause, she said "Hello. I'm Mercedes Janstent, Minister of Foreign affairs of Quintipoli. We would like to assure you that Quintipoli will provide economic and military support, if needed to the remainder of your country."