Eternity RPC Board
05-27-2017, 05:41 PM
Lieutenant Colonel Matthew Hall was reviewing notes preceding the meeting he was to attend shortly, a meeting which in a way placed the aspirations of Aeriland on his shoulders. Luckily, he was there more as a junior advisor to Senator Sierra Landacre, chairwoman of the Senate's kvaennan relations subcommittee. While Hall was a relatively important staff member for the Joint Command Chairman in the Aerilandic central command, most of his work pertaining to advisement on the continuing evolving situation of Adwest; Aeriland's biggest trading partner and simultaneous biggest threat.
According to Aerilandic tradition, each civilian representative of the Union, was to be accompanied by a military advisor who would simultaneously serve as the official protector of the civilian. The tradition was a response to Adwest during the initial wars of Aerilandic independence capturing civilian representatives and then torturing them to death during various peace talks. At one point, the War of the Seven only ended when Aeriland sent a regiment to guard their delegation to the talks, a show of strength.
Hall personally found Landacre a curious case study, someone who represented President Sarah Roman in that Aeriland needs to take a more proactive, even more aggressive approach to the mainland of Kvaenna. However, Roman had an interest at the same time of protecting democracies, something Adwest specifically was not. To Aeriland, keeping it options open represented a way to further its ambitious goals for the continent, as well as its own personal morals.
After a few minutes, the motorcade finally arrived to the site of the meeting.
According to Aerilandic tradition, each civilian representative of the Union, was to be accompanied by a military advisor who would simultaneously serve as the official protector of the civilian. The tradition was a response to Adwest during the initial wars of Aerilandic independence capturing civilian representatives and then torturing them to death during various peace talks. At one point, the War of the Seven only ended when Aeriland sent a regiment to guard their delegation to the talks, a show of strength.
Hall personally found Landacre a curious case study, someone who represented President Sarah Roman in that Aeriland needs to take a more proactive, even more aggressive approach to the mainland of Kvaenna. However, Roman had an interest at the same time of protecting democracies, something Adwest specifically was not. To Aeriland, keeping it options open represented a way to further its ambitious goals for the continent, as well as its own personal morals.
After a few minutes, the motorcade finally arrived to the site of the meeting.