Post by King Hengest II on Aug 30, 2005 10:25:32 GMT
A Letter came from the English King, it read as follows:
To the Ceasar,
I have seen that you have handed Sicily to the Vandals. I feel I must congratulate you, you have given into hostile demands and in doing so greatly weakened your coutnry, and placed your sicilian countrymen in mortal danger. You have shown your weakness internationally, your previous threat of a 'crusade', I beleive it was called, to England is now nought but a meager threat, I simply dare you to attack my shores...
From, His royal highness, King Hengest II of England
To the Ceasar,
I have seen that you have handed Sicily to the Vandals. I feel I must congratulate you, you have given into hostile demands and in doing so greatly weakened your coutnry, and placed your sicilian countrymen in mortal danger. You have shown your weakness internationally, your previous threat of a 'crusade', I beleive it was called, to England is now nought but a meager threat, I simply dare you to attack my shores...
From, His royal highness, King Hengest II of England
