![]() Kingdoms Associated Press - London, England The month of April brought considerable activity and growing unease across parts of England, as communities navigated the appearance of military forces, local tensions, and a series of royal and county-level decrees. It began on 4 April, when reports surfaced of an unsanctioned military force allegedly formed by Sparky, prompting immediate concern in the region. On 5 April, Sparky was officially declared an outlaw in Devon - a step taken to stabilise the situation, though understandably, the underlying tensions persisted. The pace of events quickened. On 8 April, the 9th Legion, commanded by Jealeaia, arrived in Salisbury. Just two days later, on 10 April, Kragomir’s FAFO army entered the town, accompanied by a sizable contingent from the Knights of Gwydion and the Wolves of Sherwood. That same day saw conflict erupted between Kragomir’s forces and local defenders. While there were reports of combat among individuals and groups, it is worth noting that the town of Salisbury itself did not suffer any structural damage, nor was any person hurt in the combat. The Crown responded decisively. On 12 April, His Majesty issued a royal decree of outlawry. That day also marked Salisbury’s capture via revolt, adding further complexity to an already volatile situation. By 15 April, regional leaders had begun voicing their positions. The County of Sussex released a statement broadly opposing what is presumed to be Kragomir’s forces. Though no individuals were named, the Countess expressed a clear yet measured stance in favour of order and peace. The developments continued through the month’s end. On 21 April, the Count of Mercia issued a formal directive ordering Kragomir to disband his army, citing concerns over its unauthorised entry. However, Kragomir declined to comply with Mercia’s request. In pursuit of clarity and accountability, KAP reached out to several figures central to these events: Count Brody, former Count Alastair, Count Aeneia, Commander Kragomir of FAFO, Sparky, and Commander Jealeaia of the 9th Legion. Their responses to our inquiries are presented below. ✍️ KAP - Were there two armies in Salisbury when you arrived? Commander Jealeaia - "No, only Sparky's army was there. We could have taken them had the apocalypse not happened. (Army mechs stopped working and wouldn't detect armies or battle.) So I moved mine behind the walls." ✍️ KAP - When yours was attacked and broken, was there any other destruction? Commander Jealeaia - "My army wasn't really attacked. I will not give them credit for something they didn't actually do. There was no battle, nor was there any injury. Just flags gone in the night." ✍️ KAP - How would you like to see this situation with the rogue army fixed? Commander Jealeaia - "I'd like for the armies to be able to battle properly, if they would, he would be put down. Instead he struts around like a coward who hides behind the shake up that still prevents any real action against them. Its giving them a false sense of bravado. " ✍️ KAP - What do the letters of your army banner stand for? Commander Kragomir - "(F)Phuq Around, Find Out" ✍️ KAP - What is the purpose of your army? Commander Kragomir - "A show of strength and unity" ✍️ KAP - What is the outcome you want? Commander Kragomir - "1. A private parley with Rowan - we'll make sure he's safe and sound, we promise 2. Removal of Count Brody, either by willing resignation, in which case he should be punished for his betrayals and incompetencies by 10 days in jail and the maximum fine allowed, or unwillingly removing him, in which case his punishment should be execution. 2.1 Or just send him to us. 3. Rescind the illegal indefinite outlawry which violates Devon's own law no matter how you twist it. A formal apoloy from council. (Then, feel free to outlaw us immediately again for 6 months, per the law). 4. A third Devon outlawry for Maclennan and Vidomir. They've done more than enough to earn triple outlaw status. 5. Removal of Ysabelle as Chancellor of the Royal Embassy and immediate censure. Immediate dismissal of Lyric's crown court for treason, and instead a trial of Ysabelle for contempt of court and abuse of power. 5.1 A pubic apology from Ysabelle for her absolutely abysmal treatment of Sussex 6. All foreign soliders to leave Devon armies and move home immediately. 7. The RE to officially recognise Scotland as two separate states and stop the pretense that it can be treated with as a single Kingdom, until such a time that they themselves announce their own unity 8. We'll stop talking about the King thinking he is above the Laws of England" ✍️ KAP - Why did you go rogue, leaving Sussex to Devon, to Mercia and back to Devon (per reports in the inns)? Commander Kragomir - "The army was essentially "Rogue" the instant I raised the flag. It was privately funded, and was initially set up to cover arses from vindictive people. I left to go into Devon because that was the agreed plan with the leadership of KoG and WoS. We fancied a wee trip to Mercia, since most of those in the army hail from Evesham, as was reported, we wanted to ensure that a fair election was held in Mercia. and why not?" ✍️ KAP - Anything additional you want the readers to know? Commander Kragomir - "I doubt this have any effect on how things are in the realm, im sure the despots will continue to control everything with only their best interests in mind. Rowan was too self serving to be King, its a shame, because we did want him to be better after the previous couple of Monarchs we muddled through." Devon County ✍️ KAP -Would you mind if Kap asked you a few questions about the situation? Count Brody "I would have outlawed the Sussex rogue army too, but as His Majesty had outlawed it already it seemed pointless. Be assured, whether they are outlawed or not invading armies from Sussex and Mercia have shown themselves to be enemies of Devon and the Kingdom of England. " Former Count of Mercia ✍️ KAP We reached out to Alastair and received an affirmative answer to wanting to answer questions. However, at this time they have gone unanswered. Sussex County ✍️ KAP -Would you mind if Kap asked you a few questions about the situation? Count Aeneia - "Madam Editor, Thank you for your letter. To the best of my recollection, your publication’s work has long been aligned — directly or indirectly — with the interests of the military faction presently occupying Ireland. It follows that your questions would be designed to serve that organization’s narrative, rather than the truth. As such, I do not believe an exchange between us would be fruitful. I have no information to offer that would be of value to you or those you represent. With respect, Aeneia de Seine Ramos Countess of Sussex" Kallist0 England KAP Editor-in-Chief The opinions expressed by interviewees are their own and do not represent the views of KAP or the reporter. For responses to any KAP article and to review the International rules of KAP, visit The The International KAP officesInternational KAP Offices. LONDON (AAP) The list Defend Devon have taken the lead in the Devon county council election race, and have gained an absolute majority of the seats. They can govern alone. LONDON (AAP) The list Better Expect Expectations Results have taken the lead in the Mercia county council election race, and have gained an absolute majority of the seats. They can govern alone. ![]() LONDON (AAP) The list Keep Westmorland Strong have taken the lead in the Westmorland county council election race, and have gained an absolute majority of the seats. They can govern alone. LONDON (AAP) The list Abundance, Common sense and Economical Growth have taken the lead in the Sussex county council election race, and have gained an absolute majority of the seats. They can govern alone. |
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