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A pleasant day to you. I believe this is the first time I have had the pleasure of speaking with you, or for that matter, anyone from Gallia on an official level.

Our houses don't share much history besides violence, and begrudgingly we allow civilian traffic from our respective houses to come and go to some extent, but to say our relations are frigid would be an understatement, and your merchants are aware as that just as much as ours. To that end I've come to extend an olive branch of sorts, hoping to sweep away these bad feelings, and attempt to usher in greater prosperity and cooperation between our nations. We've had a lengthy discussion, those of us amongst the cabinet, and while there's always a few misgivings, we agreed that it's time to officially call an end to the now-dead war between our houses. And with a little luck, see what we can offer each other in the field of commerce.

I'm looking forward to hearing from you soon, Minister Leandres, and potentially working with you too.

With regards.

- Sam Worthington, Secretary of State

A pleasure to hear from you, mister Leandres.

Liberty has had its share of conflicts, and we don't hide the fact we had a particularly bloody one with Rheinland some years ago, so we understand that things change. Indeed, with the upheaval in Gallia following the calamity that befell Leeds, we understand many of those responsible for this action were held accountable, and the rest either have gone missing, or are assumed dead. Our intelligence agency, the Liberty Security Force, has been quite thorough with their investigations of Gallia, and feel confident that you are not the same House that you were at the start of the war, as much as their personal opinions of you may think otherwise. I won't share too much detail, but despite what they think, they always answer objectively to our inquiries. If we were to hold every person in your borders accountable for what happened at Leeds, it's only asking for more conflict and death.

What brings Liberty to you is much the same as it is for the other houses. We see an opportunity for growth, economic and diplomatic, and believe you have as much to offer us as we do to you. It's no secret that Liberty is rather dependent on the imports of raw and intermediate materials and the export of our finished products. Not only that, we've the largest tourist economy in the sector, both incoming, and outgoing. With even just modestly warmer relations, trade and the movement of people between our houses would surge, and just by the fact people like to visit new worlds would see the beginnings of economic growth.

We would like to make it public that Liberty and Gallia are looking towards a new relationship, and while we have no specifics at the moment as we're currently querying our great corporations, there would undoubtedly be many trade deals in the near future, either between us, or our respective corporations giving each other a call. Another topic that was being passed around was the potential development of the Tau regions by Gallia, an endeavor we would support, though that's a proper discussion for another time.

I look forward to hearing from you again.

- Sam Worthington, Secretary of State

A pleasant evening to you Minister Leandres.

I'm glad we found very little obstructing our path towards greater understanding of each other, and already we're looking for an excellent location to set up an embassy for your people on Manhattan. I do believe a private landing pad and a view from up high is in order. We'll let you know when we're ready to receive you, and likewise, I look forward to hearing from you when you are ready to accept our own diplomats.

With regards.

- Sam Worthington, Secretary of State