Pepperm1nts

Altaea: The Age of Revolution -=]- Late Middle Ages - Early Renaissance Fantasy Story -[=-

I may be interested in this. I'll keep an eye out for it and try to read up on what has been established so far. I was actually looking for an RP similar to this.

World in Revolution: 1900

We need a hero. He's gotta be strong, and he's gotta be fast. He's gotta be sure, and it's gotta be soon.

We neeed a heeeeroooo!

World in Revolution: 1861

I really want 1900 to continue with Ab as co-GM. I wouldn't mind a new RP, but I'd really like 1900. I was pretty excited for it.

World in Revolution: 1900

Would it be possible for MO and Ab to continue the RP? I agree you shouldn't overextend yourself. So you do whatever is best for you and I wish you luck. But it'd be nice if we could continue with a new co-GM. Ab was thinking of taking over WiR: 1861 until Outcast returns, so maybe he can take over this one instead.

World in Revolution: 1861

Or maybe Ab can become MO's co-GM in 1900.

World in Revolution: 1900

Damn it.

It sucks, but you do whatever you think is best.

World in Revolution: 1900

You ain't gonna do shit by just calling the Tsar a meanie in letters.

World in Revolution: 1900

Quit your warmongering >;I

World in Revolution: 1900

Posted IC.

Get yer asses to Vienna. Let's settle this like gentlemen.

By this I mean, let me know if you'd like to attend and I'll whip up a PM where we can all take turns speaking on behalf of our country. We can throw in some neutral countries if you want. The point is to settle the matter in an organized and diplomatic fashion.

World in Revolution: 1900

Austria-Hungary

In the interest of settling the status of Manchuria and ensuring the long-term stability of the region, the Austro-Hungarian Empire extends an invitation to all members of the Six-Nation Alliance, as well all parties whose interests are threatened by the destabilization of the Chinese mainland and the surrounding territories, to convene in the city of Vienna in order to reach a diplomatic solution.
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Firstly, Austria-Hungary congratulates the members of the Six-Nation Alliance for their essential role in crushing the Boxer uprising which threatened to destabilize the entirety of Asia. Let this great deed shine beneath the fires of hope rekindled throughout the Chinese mainland by the brave men who risked their lives to bring about order and justice to a land ravaged by internal conflict.

On behalf of the Austro-Hungarian Empire, I would like to extend a formal invitation to the members of the Six-Nation Alliance to convene on neutral grounds in the city of Vienna with the purpose of settling the status of Manchuria and the Chinese mainland as a whole.

The issue of Russian occupation in Manchuria is of concern to the Austro-Hungarian Empire, in that it brings into question the true motive behind Russian involvement with the Six-Nation Alliance and the effects its military occupation of Manchuria may have on the stability of China and the safety and well-being of its people -- questions I hope can be answered and settled peacefully.

It was the Six-Nation Alliance's expressed purpose - and that of Russia - to bring about order to the Chinese state. It is therefore inconsistent with the expressed purpose, to take advantage of the destabilized Chinese state in order to seize the territory of Manchuria in a sweeping military offense which reportedly brutalized the local population.

In the interest of a stable and safe China, we believe it is of utmost importance that this matter be handled with haste and through peaceful means. Accusations and name-calling on part of both the Empire of Japan and the Russian Empire will only serve to exasperate an already heated dispute, and risk greater destabilization of China and Asia as a whole. It would be shameful to see those who worked so hard to bring peace to the Chinese people be the ones who plunge the country into chaos once more by carelessly sparking hostilities during a sensitive period for the nation of China. Let us ensure that the lives lost to bring order and safety to the Chinese people were not in vain.

Please consider our invitation to settle the dispute peacefully. All sides will be welcomed equally and encouraged to voice their stance on the matter, so that all parties involved may reach a better understanding of the situation and come to a solution that is satisfactory to all.

- - Count Agenor Maria Adam Gołuchowski, Foreign Minister of Austria-Hungary