>>34225774>Do you control hooman waters or are hoomans in control of them?This is what confused me since this wasn't made clear. I need to talk with them about how we operate since the reality is that as of now, we don't know.
>Similar to the first do you consider sapling waters to be in your domain?Yes
>What exactly is your relation with both hoomans and saplings?Hooman are considered to the "Star Aligned Friendship" our best friends. I am not sure truly of our relations with the Saplings given I have not spoke to them, but old rep told me it was close. idk.
>Why you guys hate the black fleet again?Hate is a strong word, as we really don't hate them as much as we have grown to distain them greatly over the years because they seemingly believe themselves to be the police of the worlds oceans and entitled to send even their biggest ships on missions like yours, without informing us. What we want is them to respect other naval powers enough to realize that they can deal with the Schizos and Pirates in their own waters just fine and to not send ships of the line into those waters because Ships of the Line aren't built to fight pirates, but other nations. There could be sea schizos with strong ships, but we truly believe that other navies can handle it, without their interferrence. This is also in light of them having many enemies at home. Sort of a pride but also national honor sort of thing because Ships of the Line are the greatest show of Naval Prestige and to have them from a neutral power in your own waters without being told is very insulting to the nations that are there, especially when we are one of the largest fleets in the world. In the end, I just want no more ships of the line being sent by them into our territory without a good reasons why and our consent (which will come with a good reason). A VIP isn't that to us, as we can just transfer it to our ships.
>How "prideful" are you going to be exactly?Working this one out honestly, We are an honor bound nation so our hubris comes from our perceived honor.
