North and South (IC / SEMI-OPEN)

[Ideal Britain]

OOC: fine, by helicopter.

Ashleigh welcomes the British delegation at Newcastle City Heliport.

IC:
They thank him and then ask “where are we going to meet? Have you guys set up an embassy yet?”

Meanwhile Marine A is asked “have you located the terrorist?” by the Deputy Director of the Northumbria desk and the Jewish prisoner of war asks “is my food kosher?”

Meanwhile, Aisha Bint Sikandar Khan has been convicted of conduct prejudicial to good order and discipline and given a fine which, considering both her high income and high outgoings, is classified as a high fine.

[Ideal Britain]

IC: many of the Royal Yorkshire Regiment soldiers develop
perpetration-induced traumatic stress as a result of having shot child soldiers at the battle of Elswick.
The Catholic ones ask for a priest to come in for confession whilst the Muslim ones begin praying more regularly. The Anglican ones begin reading repetitively from the Bible.


OOC:
What is the name of the appointed commander of the impromptu prison camp?

[Nationalist Northumbria]

IC: many of the Royal Yorkshire Regiment soldiers develop
perpetration-induced traumatic stress as a result of having shot child soldiers at the battle of Elswick.
The Catholic ones ask for a priest to come in for confession whilst the Muslim ones begin praying more regularly. The Anglican ones begin reading repetitively from the Bible.


OOC:
What is the name of the appointed commander of the impromptu prison camp?

King Yob, who previously led negotiations with the British government.

[Nationalist Northumbria]

Ashleigh welcomes the British delegation at Newcastle City Heliport.

IC:
They thank him and then ask “where are we going to meet? Have you guys set up an embassy yet?”

Meanwhile Marine A is asked “have you located the terrorist?” by the Deputy Director of the Northumbria desk and the Jewish prisoner of war asks “is my food kosher?”

Meanwhile, Aisha Bint Sikandar Khan has been convicted of conduct prejudicial to good order and discipline and given a fine which, considering both her high income and high outgoings, is classified as a high fine.

"We are going to meet at the Civic Centre," says Ashleigh. Meanwhile, the distraction to Marine A causes yet another pile-up on the A1 (he is nearly at Darlington) which he escapes unscathed. The Jewish prisoner of war is informed that, yes, his food is kosher.

[Ideal Britain]

IC: many of the Royal Yorkshire Regiment soldiers develop
perpetration-induced traumatic stress as a result of having shot child soldiers at the battle of Elswick.
The Catholic ones ask for a priest to come in for confession whilst the Muslim ones begin praying more regularly. The Anglican ones begin reading repetitively from the Bible.


OOC:
What is the name of the appointed commander of the impromptu prison camp?

King Yob, who previously led negotiations with the British government.

OOC:
So what age and rank is King Yob?
What’s his level of military experience?
IC:

We are going to meet at the Civic Centre," says Ashleigh. Meanwhile, the distraction to Marine A causes yet another pile-up on the A1 (he is nearly at Darlington) which he escapes unscathed. The Jewish prisoner of war is informed that, yes, his food is kosher.

“Thank you.” Say the British delegate.

“Thank you” says the Jewish POW.

[Nationalist Northumbria]

King Yob, who previously led negotiations with the British government.

OOC:
So what age and rank is King Yob?
What’s his level of military experience?

OOC: idk ok please stop asking me these questions

[Nationalist Northumbria]

“Thank you.” Say the British delegate.

“Thank you” says the Jewish POW.

The British delegation is driven to the Civic Centre with Ashleigh.

[Ideal Britain]

OOC:
So what age and rank is King Yob?
What’s his level of military experience?

OOC: idk ok please stop asking me these questions

OOC: I will but since he’s a senior officer of some kind he’s clearly an adult.

IC:

The British delegation is driven to the Civic Centre with Ashleigh.

Their guards follow them.

[Nationalist Northumbria]

OOC: idk ok please stop asking me these questions

OOC: I will but since he’s a senior officer of some kind he’s clearly an adult.

IC:

The British delegation is driven to the Civic Centre with Ashleigh.

Their guards follow them.

Unfortunately, the car with the guards in gets into a car accident on the way.

[Nationalist Northumbria]

Hearing the news of the guards getting into a car accident, Marine A pushes the car to its very limit. Travelling at 200 mph, he reaches Newcastle in nearly no time at all, causing at least three dozen pile-ups on the way from Darlington.

[Ideal Britain]

OOC: I will but since he’s a senior officer of some kind he’s clearly an adult.

IC:
Their guards follow them.

Unfortunately, the car with the guards in gets into a car accident on the way.

IC: Seeing as the guards drove with impeccable care (the driver was a Company Sergeant-Major in the Special Air Service) , the SAS fire on the car that crashed into them.

[Nationalist Northumbria]

Unfortunately, the car with the guards in gets into a car accident on the way.

IC: Seeing as the guards drove with impeccable care (the driver was a Company Sergeant-Major in the Special Air Service) , the SAS fire on the car that crashed into them.

When the ambulance arrives, it is at first unclear whether the family in the other car died in the accident or from being shot.

[Ideal Britain]

IC: Seeing as the guards drove with impeccable care (the driver was a Company Sergeant-Major in the Special Air Service) , the SAS fire on the car that crashed into them.

When the ambulance arrives, it is at first unclear whether the family in the other car died in the accident or from being shot.

IC: Those of the soldiers who are still conscious thank the ambulance driver and paramedics. The shots were justified and intended only to hit the driver with anyone else being collateral damage under international humanitarian law.
12 of the SAS personnel are injured with 4 unconscious.

OOC: how many people were in the car?

[The Democratic Republic of Nytoa]

OOC: Is there a application

/bump

[Ideal Britain]

OOC: Is there a application

/bump

OOC:
You’re accepted

IC: the Special Air Service company remains to account for the engagement whilst the Scots Guards continue to protect the diplomatic delegation, ordering an Uber.

[Nationalist Northumbria]

/bump

OOC:
You’re accepted

OOC: No he isn't he has to tell us what he wants to join for first

[Nationalist Northumbria]

Having arrived at the Civic Centre, the British delegation is ushered into a conference room where the negotiations will take place. Despite it being months since the room was used for judging the Allotment & Garden Fete, there is still a strong smell of rotten vegetables. Upon investigating the source of the smell, a guard opens a wardrobe, only for a scarecrow made entirely of vegetables to fall out.

"Oh, sorry about that," says Ashleigh. "Now, let's get down to business."

[Nationalist Northumbria]

When the ambulance arrives, it is at first unclear whether the family in the other car died in the accident or from being shot.

IC: Those of the soldiers who are still conscious thank the ambulance driver and paramedics. The shots were justified and intended only to hit the driver with anyone else being collateral damage under international humanitarian law.
Half of the SAS personnel are injured with 12 unconscious.

OOC: how many people were in the car?

The ambulance crew disagrees. "That wasn't justified, that was murder!" they say, as they call Northumbria Police, who turn up and arrest the SAS. Meanwhile, at a room in the Sage Gateshead, King Yob looks at the brakes placed on the table before him and sighs.

"It's a shame, but what's done is done," he says.

[Ideal Britain]

IC: Those of the soldiers who are still conscious thank the ambulance driver and paramedics. The shots were justified and intended only to hit the driver with anyone else being collateral damage under international humanitarian law.
Half of the SAS personnel are injured with 12 unconscious.

OOC: how many people were in the car?

The ambulance crew disagrees. "That wasn't justified, that was murder!" they say, as they call Northumbria Police, who turn up and arrest the SAS. Meanwhile, at a room in the Sage Gateshead, King Yob looks at the brakes placed on the table before him and sighs.

"It's a shame, but what's done is done," he says.

IC: the SAS politely assert their right to be detained alongside their comrades in the POW camp at Gateshead. In addition, they will be given a legal team (courtesy of crowd funding and their Major’s father).

Hopefully the ambulance crew are also treating the injured British troops.

[Nationalist Northumbria]

The ambulance crew disagrees. "That wasn't justified, that was murder!" they say, as they call Northumbria Police, who turn up and arrest the SAS. Meanwhile, at a room in the Sage Gateshead, King Yob looks at the brakes placed on the table before him and sighs.

"It's a shame, but what's done is done," he says.

IC: the SAS politely assert their right to be detained alongside their comrades in the POW camp at Gateshead. In addition, they will be given a legal team (courtesy of crowd funding and their Major’s father).

Hopefully the ambulance crew are also treating the injured British troops.

The SAS are driven to the POW camp at Gateshead and detained there.

[Nationalist Northumbria]

This but with "Northumbrian Army" instead and the tune of Blackleg Miner playing in the background is spread as propaganda to encourage people to join the new Northumbrian Army and defend their homeland.

[Nationalist Northumbria]

As the delegations begin discussing, the news that the SAS (supposedly) murdered a family spreads throughout Northumbria. The people of Northumbria are infuriated and are demanding that the SAS be tried for their crimes. In response, Interior Minister Thelma Walker says "We will not let this horrific attack go unpunished. Those responsible will be prosecuted here in Northumbria to the fullest extent of Northumbrian law."

Ashleigh is told of the news by one of his aides. He looks at the British PM. "Your SAS have just killed a Northumbrian family in cold blood. Unless you apologise for this attack, and recognise our right to try them for this crime, these negotiations are already over."

[Ideal Britain]

As the delegations begin discussing, the news that the SAS (supposedly) murdered a family spreads throughout Northumbria. The people of Northumbria are infuriated and are demanding that the SAS be tried for their crimes. In response, Interior Minister Thelma Walker says "We will not let this horrific attack go unpunished. Those responsible will be prosecuted here in Northumbria to the fullest extent of Northumbrian law."

Ashleigh is told of the news by one of his aides. He looks at the British PM. "Your SAS have just killed a Northumbrian family in cold blood. Unless you apologise for this attack, and recognise our right to try them for this crime, these negotiations are already over."

“We apologise for the deaths and accept your right to try these men on accusations of murder, considering the fact that you captured them. We would personally rather you handed them over for British court-martial but if you do not wish to do this we accept that.” said Dan Jarvis.

[Nationalist Northumbria]

As the delegations begin discussing, the news that the SAS (supposedly) murdered a family spreads throughout Northumbria. The people of Northumbria are infuriated and are demanding that the SAS be tried for their crimes. In response, Interior Minister Thelma Walker says "We will not let this horrific attack go unpunished. Those responsible will be prosecuted here in Northumbria to the fullest extent of Northumbrian law."

Ashleigh is told of the news by one of his aides. He looks at the British PM. "Your SAS have just killed a Northumbrian family in cold blood. Unless you apologise for this attack, and recognise our right to try them for this crime, these negotiations are already over."

“We apologise for the deaths and accept your right to try these men on accusations of murder, considering the fact that you captured them. We would personally rather you handed them over for British court-martial but if you do not wish to do this we accept that.” said Dan Jarvis.

"Thanks," says Ashleigh. "Now, about Jesmond."

[Ideal Britain]

“We apologise for the deaths and accept your right to try these men on accusations of murder, considering the fact that you captured them. We would personally rather you handed them over for British court-martial but if you do not wish to do this we accept that.” said Dan Jarvis.

"Thanks," says Ashleigh. "Now, about Jesmond."

“Surely the people of Jesmond have the right to choose their fate just like the people of Northumbria have that right. “ said Dan Jarvis

OOC:

Does Northumbrian law use British definitions of murder and manslaughter?