[You sincerely apologized to the Duke of Burgundy, expressing the wisdom of "brothers who quarrel within their walls but withstand humiliation from outsiders," and further declared that after the war, you would support the Duke Philip in acquiring the titles of Flanders Walloon, Holland, and Brabant.]
[However, when the letter was sent, it seemed to fall into a bottomless pit, without any response.]
"It shouldn't be like this."
Losa was very dissatisfied with this result.
Philip should know, unless he's a fool, how terrifying it is for a giant to rise beside him, holding the thrones of both England and France simultaneously.
Then, new options appeared.
[In your territory of Champagne, an enemy raid was conducted by Baron Betner and his five hundred soldiers.]
You decide: A. Dispatch an army to assist the territory of Champagne.
B. Stand by and do nothing.
C. Send soldiers to help rebuild the plundered villages and spread the word about the brutality of the English.]
