Post by King Roland I on Sept 21, 2005 11:38:49 GMT
A Frankish caravan arrived at the Allemanni capital, gaurded well by French Cavalry. A messenger led the entourage bearing a letter from King Roland I explaining that the caravan's contents - geld by the chestful - were for the Allemanni King. It read:
"Your people have shown their martial strength in battle, and have gained much honour in their war against Poland. However, it is always the case in war that moneys must be diverted to rebuilding after such conflicts - thus as a sign of good faith between Frank and Allemanni I send you this caravan of geld to aid in such an endeavor. We remain your honoured neighbours in these trying times."
"Your people have shown their martial strength in battle, and have gained much honour in their war against Poland. However, it is always the case in war that moneys must be diverted to rebuilding after such conflicts - thus as a sign of good faith between Frank and Allemanni I send you this caravan of geld to aid in such an endeavor. We remain your honoured neighbours in these trying times."
