After the Scottish Crown recently found itself the benefactor of a large Papal gift, they have decided to improve the deteriorating and crumbling walls and castles of the south. Firstly, the walls of Berwick-Upon-Tweed have been almost useless for years and as such will be given a serious revamping. The walls will surround the town and will have a circumference of about 4 km with dimensions of 7 metres in height and 1.5 metres in thickness. In addition, the walls will be protected by several towers up to 18 metres in height. Construction of the wall shall be completed in 3 years. Berwick Castle will also be repaired and expanded within 8 years. Threave Castle will also be rebuilt within 7 years after its initial destruction 20 years ago and shall be bestowed upon Sir Bruce Montgomery who shall be bestowed the lands of Galloway and shall henceforth be known as Bruce Montgomery 4th Lord Galloway. Merchant republics such as Venice and Genoa may contacted to ask for loans.