The boy who would rule three lands...
Sounds EPIC. Too EPIC.... Something bad will happen to him thanks to Mihály.
Maybe... maybe... This chapter as a bit of a theme...
The boy who would rule three lands...
Sounds EPIC. Too EPIC.... Something bad will happen to him thanks to Mihály.
Yeah... but you got the important ones.Great the Union of Prussia, Hungary, Bohemia, Russia, Ukraine and Poland, did I forget anyone?
Great Update, too bad the Hungarians choose to be "Democratic" like the Polish
Are you sure that is what you want? Clearly, Meinekinus is becoming stressed under his duties. I fear for Prussia. Though she shall inherit more land to swell her boundaries, Prussia needs a leader to hold it all together.At least Hungary won't get a Valois thanks to the death of the prince...
If the old adage "Those who don't wish for power are those most able to wield it," is true, I want Meinekinus for my king.
In time they will, in time. I wish I had brought my notes to write, but alas.Have fun.
Carpaths will be painted with blood in the close future.
Well war means blood. And unhappy, spoiled nobles usually means war.Hungry eh? I hope it won't be too bloodied, the King of three Kingdoms should be a good king, I hope he's competent.
Meinekinus was a good man, but was not the King that his father was. Sviendorog was truly a master King for Prussia.At least Hungary won't get a Valois thanks to the death of the prince...
If the old adage "Those who don't wish for power are those most able to wield it," is true, I want Meinekinus for my king.
Yes, the boundaries are getting swollen, but I don't want to give too much away.Are you sure that is what you want? Clearly, Meinekinus is becoming stressed under his duties. I fear for Prussia. Though she shall inherit more land to swell her boundaries, Prussia needs a leader to hold it all together.
I hope your Thanksgiving is a good one, Mr. C. Don't get too drunk.
ien dien bráuláfáth een dalish mietena wis se wolgá.
tór kræsáláfáth win ien vienæ wulf sedáfást ám se upa.
"mietena," áizliktáfást se wulf "kápesh sie tháó talus no cot vienægá?"
"æthel kung wulf, min inhird vajádzáf ódæn."
"háp tháó kien bralisæs?"
"næ abæs he sa ár se árma gebráulæn."
"slims. kát cannáj æs in the machæt?"
se mas mietena dómásáfáth un áizliktáfáth
"infind min bralis un átæll him ka we gáslissæt him."
se wulf gálvásmajáfást un átælláfást vim uz se Wolgá náko full-liefæt átgrienáfáth.
se mietena ieránáfáth án cot ár vins spans ódæn.
wán vin bráuláfáth tór vins mátæ wor grim un vins tevá theostor.
"mátæ? tevá? kát ist he?"
"tavs bralis sa án chiná gedeadæn. tu klumáfáth se kurjer."
un se mietena ráudefáth abæs áizmirzáfáth næ vins solit ár se wulf.
durch se náko full-liefæt átgrienáfáth vin uz se tráps kór vins se wulf sástadáfáth.
se wulf wor tór in vim gádisáfást. en hims mut wor vims brailisus swærd.
"hvæt æthel wulf, tu atnæstáp pierádjim uv min brailisus náve?"
"raze næt, vel tavs brailis ist ár æmi sefs."
"kápesh aizliktáp tu swilch letás?"
"raze næt, vel tavs timá ist næ nó.
abæs tu sa gezinon ka se wolgá durch se full-liefæt márá tán ódæn tvernisáf."
un lajá se liefætus kvala se wolgá wor mistæn zilá un ien zemæn mæn kámáfást wis.
shkersám se strámæ stáváfan ien árma uf záudæn kalpæs kercháfan uv cot.
ámang hiem wor se mietenas bralis un he skátiesáfást seriga ad vina no áfer.
se mietena bevæláfáth un ieránáfáth bæk cot uz vins mátæ un tevá átællát.
abæs hie ticáfan næ vim kamer vin se swærd átcertáfáth.
hvæt se swærd wor naletá un vim hiem næ parádæt cánnáfáth.
atcertæt se liefæt vin gádisáfth kamer se full-liefæt un uz se wolgá átgrienáfást.
tór sedáfást ogæn se wulf lepns un æthel.
un en se liefætus kvala turnáfást se wolgá mistæn zilá.
"tu belángás næ hór, he ist næ tavs timá" se wulf áizliktáfást.
"æs zinátáj kán tu bist un kámáj æs uz the izacinájut in min bralis!"
se wulf gálvásmajáfást un smieláfást.
"lá he ist æs, se seglær on se wolgá, se reopær, se sith!"
un thon se wulf párveráfást ánuz ien gárs, lang kalp kán ien sith iznesáfást.
"abæs min deore, tháó cannáp naletá machæt, in tea kán in próshjó dæduth
wuldáp ogæn lebæt uz próshjá strádáp durch vins deocish ór!"
un se lavinek segláfást vina shkersám uz vins bralis.
abæs he cánnáfást wisletá machæt.
he cánnáfást næ runæt.
he cánnáfást næ kustibæt.
he cánnáfást næ mirogæt.
abæs wán dagáz kámáfást párveráfan se kárávursæs ánuz butorfleogæs.
un hie pludináfan dun unlang se wolgá.
"un tór, min deore, hie wuldáp Walhala ræcæt."
se mietena izbrástáfáth bædzot kápesh se wolgá próshjádus áustrumæn vánt wor.
un uz shis dien zoildáso ju næ ien wulf vai ien butprfleog unlang se wolgá láthæt.
hvæt dathær ist se shæhierd se kárávursæsus.
un próshjádus árma uf se braf gadisáf in se dien hie sind ogæn inkállát.
The first word to stand out might be bráuláfáth:ien dien bráuláfáth een dalish mietena wis se wolgá.
For those paying attention, you will notice that two imperfect conjugations appear here and one is feminine and the other neuter. The first is kræsáláfáth, and breaking it down we find that it is "kræsálæt" in its infinitive form. This means "to see" so in the imperfect past it is "saw". The second, sedáfást, is "sedæt" in the infinitive and means "to sit".tór kræsáláfáth win ien vienæ wulf sedáfást ám se upa.
excelllent, a great king in the making, anther one of the warrior kings, but one who combines Meinkenus piety!
Damn! I want to see Islam beat back just a little bit...Yes, unfortunately for all of you blood-wanters we still have a few nice Kings left.
Ah, but it is not that Karnak does not lead Prussia to war, it is just that he isn't a bloody tyrant.Damn! I want to see Islam beat back just a little bit...
Good update.
Karnak looks more like a little french young aristocrat.
Karnak looks more like a little french young aristocrat.
Anyone painted in the XV century looks French. It's just their century.