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The doubtful ability of either option to find certain success meant that pulling out entirely was also on the table, utterly unsatisfying as that was, but it would mean the Expeditionary Department’s assets could be used for something that would find faster success.
>Take the slow approach, uncertain as it could be. It was still a relatively small amount of effort for what could be fantastic gain.
>Support a plan for quick, violent action, even if it might not be sustainable. The people wanted action, and even if this didn’t end successfully, you could point to it as a show of zeal.
>Scrap any and all operations on Nuvole Blu. If the people didn’t want to save themselves without you doing most of the work, then frankly, that was on them.
>Other?
On the Martello Isles where you resided, word had quickly gone around about the hand you’d be extending- and you made sure your own official statements and people knew to repeat it. As Loch had said, not every Imperial Martello resident came forward with open arms. In fact, about a third seemed of the mind that they were going to be taken back into the Kaiser’s arms, despite the Reich making no overtures about such and that their own compatriots outnumbered them. Would they become a problem? Maybe, but not nearly as much of one as if every single Imperial was against you. Though you’d have to make an early show of support somehow- and it was desired near immediately, with how grandiose the language of Revolution was.
>Spread around a lot of wealth. Even though Bribery was never subtle, it could always be counted on to make friends in the short term. (-6 Lira)
>Promise to end the incredibly unpopular state of Martial Law. This would mean, however, convincing the garrison and lords of doing so- something you might not necessarily be able to promise would happen…
>Other?
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>Handle or Do Anything Else?
