Thank you. Hello and welcome Delegates all to episode 19 of the Delegation game.

After our change of pace last week, which you all seemed to really enjoy, RIP Dinglebrush,

we now move back to the traditional structure which you've all come to know and love.

This is our penultimate proper episode, as in an episode where new things actually happen,

but we will be wrapping this bad way up with some concluding notes and thoughts on the world you all leave behind, so stay tuned

for that.

We don't have much to introduce here, though it is worthwhile noting that we will be dealing

with several treaties today as the Hungarian, Bulgarian, nearly the Ottoman, and soon

the Austrian will be coming under our microscope.

As for the German Treaty, we're going to actually say that for the last episode, since even though

it's finished, as this episode will show, there are still some unfinished bits of business

left over to discuss. In terms of characters, the only real change I can think

of is that the Hungarian countess, Lady Eleanor Chalk, has been swapped out for the King of Hungary,

Charles of Hasberg, and the latter is now in attendance at London to wrap things up for his kingdom.

How this king, among the statesmen, will fare, is but one element of many in our story today.

So without any further ado, sit back, relax and open your imagination rather wide

as I take you all to this alternative world.

Gentlemen of the Arbitration Committee, thank you for your patience it seems we have settled our affairs and are now ready to proceed felix kalender addressed the room which had since been reserved exclusively for the deliberations of the

arbitration committee that body of men tasked with making the

final decision on the German peace. In weeks past, much had been learned about the peace treaties

for the other powers, and Kalinder was concerned that this conference could possibly transform

itself into a peace mission for the whole world. At this rate, he would never get to go home.

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