With the combined naval threats of Zeeland and the various Welsh/fake-British kingdoms, it is abundantly clear that the Jerusalemite navy is not nearly sufficient for its potential tasks at hand. A main obstacle in expanding it, however, is a near-complete lack of naval technology to build more ships.

An emissary arrives at the East Eire metropolis early in the morning, the abusive Irish sun rising in his direction. He finds the nearest person with authority, shows the relevant travel documents, is briefly detained for being an alien from an obscure place, but is eventually brought before a diplomat, representative of the land.

Jerusalem would like to contract the building of eight patrol craft of sturdy and durable quality and advanced technology, as well as three purpose-built but improvised ships of war. We view the kinship between our democracies as special and look towards continued cooperation in the name of protecting our respective freedoms.