... Oh. You're talking about Giovanni.
What if there’s no better word than just not saying anything?Believe me, if I didn't know this place as otherwise- I would've instantly distrusted you as soon as you said you were Scandinavian.
Your people put me through over 40 years of running around my Kingdoms with my retinue- beating back your raiders.
Just history, hm? -sighs- I guess we really did fall from grace in your world.
I'd almost bet- those Brutes- the Romans- they did better, didn't they?
1.5 imperial gallons of tea were consumed during the writing of this postI figured as much. They were the type who just took what they wanted. I never met a Roman who dissuaded me of that view.
Carthage was never friends with Rome. I guess they managed to kill us in your world.
-laughs- I'm very glad to hear that.
Apart from the boredom and cold.
As for me- I've found in some worlds- that Ireland doesn't stay particularly unified- so we both win and lose.
1.5 imperial gallons of tea were consumed during the writing of this post-Spends a moment, thinking-
He... something happened. There was a... disagreement?
What if there’s no better word than just not saying anything?Bedroom
(Gold and Marcia will see little Charlotte receive the cheese from the Pytor and the two of them beginning to hop up and down in celebration, soon joined by the two stragglers if no one stops them, apparently unaware of their pursuers. Meanwhile, a door to a bathroom down the hall will audibly open.)
The damned queen and the relentless knight.

When I went to Earth, Carthage was just kinda history. People still lived there, I think, but it wasn't called Carthage.