The Emperor sat in his chair,that overlooked the city of Domestica the capital of the Republic. There was a knock on the foor. He looked towards it and said "State your business!" "Your Honor, the dailiy report is here." "Come in then!" With that he turns back,and continues to watch the birds fly by, and the city streets buzzing with life. "What news do you bring?" "O-of course your Honour"

"There are news from the western border intrusions. The Milita holds firm and there has been only a few casualities." "How many exactly?" The Emperor turns back, and as swiftly as the char turned he stands up. He walks to the counter and grabs a bootle, and pours some alcohol in it. "So?" "There are 51 dead and 214 wounded. We have repelled most of the tribes attacks. They suffered many casualities. Around 4000" "Good, let's teach them not to mess with the Domestians. Send out a reinforecemnt team and let the ones who fought the longest come home. Any other news?"

"Ummm...There are news about the Mine in the hills. They are almost done and ready for work any moment now." "The resources we need so desperately, are finally at hand. Order them to start working as soon as possible. Jeoffrey!" The man who has been watching silently in the corner answers in a coll voice "Yes Honour?" The Emperor looks at the asistant who brought the news. "You can go now!. Jeoffrey I have a special task for you. We have uprisings all over the old Hakun kingdom saying that we waste too many resources on the military, and that we leave the common people behind. Whilst as you know it is not true, I would like to end this. Take a squad of the size and quality you see fit, and explore the areas to the west to see if you can find any way to annex or annihilate the tribes. Their territory lies in mineral rich hills.You must understand the importance. You are not a diplomat, use any force necessary." "Very good sir. I will see to the task immidiately" "You are dismissed." With that the doors close and the Emperor sits back in his chair, and continues watching the landscape.