After the meeting with General Burke, Gonzov goes out to buy a firearm for personal protection. He makes sure he applies to the law layed down in the RoFA.
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Gonzov's intercom buzzes. "Sir" says his secretary "there's a Per Alejandro to see you. From the Tilapian Embassy."
A man in a sleek black suit, with black and white patterned tie, enters Gonzov's office and shakes his hand. "Per Gonzov, I'm Alejandro Vincenzo, attache to the Tilapian ambassador. I believe you and I need to have a little chat about the continuing warmongering, now appearing in your party's newspapers, and the effect it will soon have on your country's food supplies.
Could we use your clean room, please?" He gestures to a thick door, tastefully minimized by decorations, which leads to a sound-proof and bug-proof secure room.
PM Coming.
Could we use your clean room, please?" He gestures to a thick door, tastefully minimized by decorations, which leads to a sound-proof and bug-proof secure room.
PM Coming.
After a long day at the office, Per Florian arrives at the Diamond Office to meet the president.
"You wanted to see me sir?"
"You wanted to see me sir?"
Gonzov looks up from his desk
Ah yes, Per Florian.
He stands up and shakes his hand
I've just came from a meeting with the Tilapian Ambassador, Per Alejandro, and he raised concerns with certain people in the Eutopian Political scene. Almost all of them were the conservative jingoists in the New Republican, but he did tell me that Tilapia found your article in the Messenger... threatening.
I am asking you to please, please tone your articles down on their "pro-war message" as the Ambassador put it. If you do really want to speak out, you are free to send an anonymous article to the New Republican or some claptrap newspaper asking for it to be published.
Any questions at all?
Ah yes, Per Florian.
He stands up and shakes his hand
I've just came from a meeting with the Tilapian Ambassador, Per Alejandro, and he raised concerns with certain people in the Eutopian Political scene. Almost all of them were the conservative jingoists in the New Republican, but he did tell me that Tilapia found your article in the Messenger... threatening.
I am asking you to please, please tone your articles down on their "pro-war message" as the Ambassador put it. If you do really want to speak out, you are free to send an anonymous article to the New Republican or some claptrap newspaper asking for it to be published.
Any questions at all?
My article wasnt pro-war, it was pro-unification.
I wont write any pro-unification articles as long as the New Bengal crisis continues, I promise.
I wont write any pro-unification articles as long as the New Bengal crisis continues, I promise.
Before Florian arrives...
Alejandro and Gonzov leave the secure room, and Alejandro shakes Gonzov's hand again. "I'm glad we had this discussion, Per President, I thought you'd see it our way. It's been a pleasure...I'll be at the Embassy if you have any questions. Adios, until we meet again." With a smile and a slight bow, Alejandro departs.
Alejandro and Gonzov leave the secure room, and Alejandro shakes Gonzov's hand again. "I'm glad we had this discussion, Per President, I thought you'd see it our way. It's been a pleasure...I'll be at the Embassy if you have any questions. Adios, until we meet again." With a smile and a slight bow, Alejandro departs.
Awakened said:
Thank you very much, Comrade. This will make my life, and yours, much easier.
You can leave if you want to.
Moments after Per Florian steps out, General Burke steps in without announcement. She pushes the door shut behind her. "Per President, we have a... situation."
Berenguerr arrives at the Diamond Office bright and early, wearing a suit and looking a lot less haggard than he normally does in the morning.
"Would I be able to see the scourge of capitalism when he's free?" he asks the secretary.
"Would I be able to see the scourge of capitalism when he's free?" he asks the secretary.
Berenguerr is told by Gonzov's Secretary that he is in a meeting with General Burke at the moment, and should come back soon.
What's going on, General? It's not Tilapia, is it?
What's going on, General? It's not Tilapia, is it?
Given the outstanding subpeona for his presence at the High Court, Woody flies in from London on a flight that arrives Friday evening, and plans to be back out of the country by Monday morning, whether it is St. Esprit, London, or Tilapia will depend on his conversation with the President. After dropping his bags off at a friend's place, he shows up at reception area for the Diamond Office, after clearing security.
"The President request to see me about the New Bengal situation. I put him off until the budget was taken care of. I see that he has signed it, so if he still wants to see me, I am at his disposition."
"The President request to see me about the New Bengal situation. I put him off until the budget was taken care of. I see that he has signed it, so if he still wants to see me, I am at his disposition."
Park is told by Gonzov's Secretary that he is in a meeting with General Burke at the moment, and should come back soon.
Woody thanks the receptionist, sits down, pulls out his Bible and begins reading silently from Exodus.
"I wonder if Queen Francesca's heart is hardened?"
To no one in particular he says,New International Version Exodus 7:1-5 said:
"I wonder if Queen Francesca's heart is hardened?"
Gonzov comes back in from the Situation Room. He looks slightly suprised when his Secretary tells him Park is here to see him. He brings in the Reverend quickly.
I know that you don't have a lot of spare time, Reverend, so I won't waste it. I assume you're here to talk about the Conference, yes?
I know that you don't have a lot of spare time, Reverend, so I won't waste it. I assume you're here to talk about the Conference, yes?
You had invited me here to discuss the peace process quite a while ago. I had to confer with Amnesty Worldwide, and you had to deal with budget. I also wanted to wait until the Separatists decided to announce the one month halt to the bombings on the mainland of Tilapia. I was somewhat surprised that you announced the peace conference, but you are the President. I came back here as soon as I saw that the budget was signed, so you could devote time to this without getting impeached. I realize that is a rather long-winded conditional, 'yes'. I just have to be out of the country before Monday morning, or else I would have to spend my time at the High Court. I will do that eventually, but not when it would possibly conflict with the peace process.