King James' message to the Kingdoms

To the King and Queens of our realm,

Greetings, I a King James, of South Eastern kingdom. I offer this message as my greetings and as a way to share with you the knowledge that a new king has taken the throne of the kingdom of South Eastern.
I send this message as a sign of peace, a sign of alliance so that our kingdoms may see miracles and marvels happen. I myself have plans for the improvement of my kingdom, but I do not want my kingdom to be the only one that sees improvement.
I wish for us all to meet, the king and queens of this realm, to discuss peace, to exchange ideas and knowledge. I ask this of you, the kings and queens, to show that you are not afraid, to show that you wish for peace. 
Now then, my suggestion for this Council of Kingdoms, must be in a place we all can reach easily, and I hate to put the kingdom of Midergern on the spot, but I was hoping that they would host the first Council of Kingdoms.
Now then, I know that as a new king, I'm asking a lot from the kingdoms, but in the search for peace, isn't shaking the very foundation of what we are built on necessary to make sure that it lasts. I come before and implore the kings and queens to join together, to find peace in our realm, so that we may enter into a golden age of prosperity. The Golden Age of Rune.
I hope to hear your reply to this message very soon,

Thank you, King and Queens of the realm,
the King of South Eastern, King James


Posted to every kingdom
So that all kingdoms may hear these words

[size=45]Tyner read the letter hastily, and scribbled down a semblance of a reply. [/size]


[size=45]"King James, congratulations on your rise to power. The kingdoms of the West, North, North East, and my kingdom, the East, have formed a makeshift alliance already. I'll see to it that the next time our alliance meets that we discuss your proposal for a larger alliance.[/size]


[size=45]Yours truly, Tyner."[/size]

To the Kingdoms of the Realm,

First, I thank you all for replying graciously and in a timely manner. The letters all seem positive for a peace among us, and graciously has Lady Jaina of Midgern accepted my proposal of hosting this momentous occasion in her kingdom. I believe in two week's time we should meet. That should help us all prepare, but hopefully not given any of us the advantage of staging an army. I believe no more than three guards , including escorts, per royalty should be enough, but the ultimate decision lies with Queen Jaina.
Second, I offer no harm, and have seen in no harm in the other letters that I received. It has been pointed out that we must meet under the pretense of peace, and that is what this is about. Also, it has been noted by a few that any hostility will be deal with. I understand that war-starting hostility must no thrive, but don't forget that hostility is also how we strive to improve not only ourselves, but each other. So do not say any hostility will be crushed in war, instead, turn the other cheek, unless, of course, they are marching an army against you. 
Third, as pointed out to me, there is an alliance already started, and I challenge those who have done such as to why did you hide in the shadows, plotting with a few, instead of making it open and public forum of debating and improvement. Yes, this is hostility towards those who hide in shadows, making secret plans. We are royalty, and as such need to rise above the shadows, and appear in the light. Do not fear the light.
Finally, and this is to King Cedric, only, I prefer women.

That is all from the king of South Eastern,

King James

To all kingdoms
Attached to all letters is a copy of all the responses King James recieved.

Tyner sighed has his assistant handed him another letter... she must of known that he had trouble reading...

He hastily scribbled down a fast reply, "We were not hiding among the shadows when we created this alliance. At the time of its conception, only four kings had reared their heads. While I sincerely take no offense to your calling out, I would suggest you make an apology at the meeting, for one of the four of us is bound to take offense and have a poor disposition. I understand why you would call us out, but our intention was to include whoever wanted to join. The group had just STARTED with our four kingdoms.

Lovingly yours, 
King Tyner. 

P.S. Cedric gets what he wants."

Tyner couldn't help but feel that his letter was redundant, and could be explained better in person. He thought about giving King James a visit to do exactly that but he'd need an escort...