((Remember to use the (()) brackets when OOC.))agree at most maybe 50-100 ships at the most.
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((Remember to use the (()) brackets when OOC.))agree at most maybe 50-100 ships at the most.
A letter to Alexandro de la Costaanyone willing to provide ships and men to fight the pirates?
Alexandro de la Costa
A letter to Alexandro de la Costa
To most noble lord Alexandro de la Costa,![]()
While I understand that you may not look favourably at choice, and you may consider me a traitor, I would like to send some of my men to help defend your fine city against the common foe that is Michiel van Tiel. That pirate thinks he might do what he want, and while our looks at the future of Aragon are different, I believe that both sides would agree that he is a problem for both sides. That's why I'm willing to support you against this madman, with troops and gold.
Arturo de Valencia, count of Zaragoza
It was night in Palermo. It would have been a normal night, had the count not captured Johannes van Tiel. A fleet, numbering 200 ships, went into the harbor. They attacked the prison there and took everyone inside back to their ships. It did not end there. They shot a flaming arrow at the palace of the count. They went back to Venice to get supplies and new cannons, to sail to Valencia and destroy the Aragonese fleet. They stopped in Tunis, to get some Berber mercenaries. Around this time count Luigi castelozzi heard that they has escaped and that they were in Tunis at the moment.
Felipé de Alvaro oversaw some of the supply-wagons that were being sent to Cagliari. He had heard rumors that the pirate that was responsible for the attack had been captured by the venerable count Luigi Castelozzi.
But even more rumors said that he had been broken out of jail by a joint turkish-venetian-castillian fleet, apparently over seven thousand strong.
He stopped a captain of a trading ship that had been sailing from Palermo to make sense about the rumors.
The trader captain just laughed but excused himself shortly after, his eyes still full of tears from his laughter.
"A joint fleet between heathens and catholics?! Over seven thousand ships?! That is the best story I have heard since the story of men from the east, wearing feather-clad clothes and bringing strange goods came and apparently conquered western europe. I am sorry but that must be the ramblings of a mad man."
Felipé nodded his head in agreement. "The prisoner must have lost his mind, babbling about friendship between catholics and the heathens that hate them, and vice versa, and the largest fleet in the whole known world. It is most certainly complete nonsense, I see that now."
"It is indeed." The captain said between his laughter. "Palermo is completely safe, not a pirate for miles. And most definitely not a fleet so big it makes the mediterranean flow over!" The captain laughed again.
Felipé laughed with the man and invited him to share a beer in the nearby pub, to hear more fantastic stories.
A letter to Alexandro de la Costa
To most noble lord Alexandro de la Costa,![]()
While I understand that you may not look favourably at choice, and you may consider me a traitor, I would like to send some of my men to help defend your fine city against the common foe that is Michiel van Tiel. That pirate thinks he might do what he want, and while our looks at the future of Aragon are different, I believe that both sides would agree that he is a problem for both sides. That's why I'm willing to support you against this madman, with troops and gold.
Arturo de Valencia, count of Zaragoza
dear Arturo de Valencia, count of Zaragoza
I would like to make a defense treaty in which we agree to come to each other support if either of us be attacked or rebelled against.
Alexandro de la Costa,
How dare you not get involved in this conflict are you a coward or are you not loyal to the king.
Alexandro de la Costa