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~~Liberty.In~~ · 09-27-2019, 07:24 PM,

Lieutenant Maximilian Bernard

Flotte dispersée du Conseil

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Sender: Maximilian Bernard.

Location: The Council Destroyer "Democratie", Ille-De-France System.

Recipient: To all whom it may concern.

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Message subject: Pyres of remembrance.

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It is difficult to convey the feelings that embrace me and my comrades from the Council these days. The ceasefire inside Gallia, the end of this long and meaningless war. We know many people who did not reach the end, but someone died when the end had already arrived. General Pierre LaFlamme was one of those who went through the entire war in Sirius. He could remain our leader and lead the people of our Motherland behind him. Who knows how fate would turn if this sniper did not want to kill him. If there were not those to leave this person is disadvantageous. Alas, now we have to think about what awaits us without him.

I will not poke a finger, suspecting these or those people that they are guilty of this attempt. I believe that Death will judge us. Sooner or later, but she will do it. Perhaps this will come in battle, perhaps from old age, and perhaps - as well as with Pierre this day.

Among all the people I know, I always singled out a list of those personalities who somehow influenced my life and worldview for the entire time I served on the Council, starting from my birth on the planet Marne and ending this afternoon, when I am in the service and see the end of this war with my own eyes.

Claude Leroy taught me that in war, we test ourselves loyal to our ideas for which we are fighting. This old, cheerful person never thought that the Council was something bad. Even when I had doubts, he did not order to arrest me, suspecting that I was a traitor. He explained to me what I was wrong. And everytime he was right.

Matthias Arnim taught me that we must not forget our minds in war. We must clearly understand why and against what we are fighting. Matthias clearly realized what the present Gallia and the present Council are, and therefore his decisions in most cases allowed me to understand how to conduct politics and communicate with the outside world.

Jacques Dubois and Marcel La Parcel have become for me a striking example of the fact that in war, in the midst of blood and death, we can be not only comrades, but also friends. We can be friends, love, be who we are even when it seems that such values are lost before our eyes in the abyss of chaos and collapse. We live once, and we must value every moment in our life, whatever it may be.

Michelle Lachance, with her courage in the war, despite the female nature, showed me that we can be persistent in any place and at any time - it all depends on us. It was because of her that I realized that the Council is not just a revolutionary movement. This is a large family whose bonds of unity will continue many years later. The existence of the Council in this period can be characterized only by three words: "Liberté, Égalité, Fraternité". I am sure that the family of which I became a part will last a long time. I am sure that my family inside the Council will live for a long time. And I’m not only talking about my near and dear ones - there are those people who have become something more than comrades and friends. It needs to be appreciated. It’s worth fighting for.

Miroslav de Gobineau became my guide in the Council in my young years. I am grateful to him for showing what we are fighting for. He instilled confidence in me and guided me and my strength in the right direction. He made clear what is good and what is bad. He survived, and I am sure that he will be able to teach me something else after this war.

General Pierre LaFlamme taught me that we must and can remain human beings during and after the war. We can change our principles, change our behavior, reconsider some views on this world. But we must be able to leave the past, so that we have a bright future - that is what I learned from him in such a short time. He clearly understood what sacrifices we would make when Gallia became one whole. He wished for a better future for our country. And I am sure that this future will come in the near future.

I’m raising this champagne for you, General. You were our leader, our light in this pitch darkness. We, your warriors, friends, brothers and sisters, will not let you down. We will continue to carry your idea, we will fight and uphold it, if necessary. Your death will not be in vain.

Wherever you are now - I promise, we won’t let you down.

See you among the stars, sir.

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Lieutenant Maximilian Bernard
Flotte dispersée du Conseil

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