No, Mathilde says it. There is no more information to be gleaned at this gathering. She will just try to remember who is who in this assortment of important personages.
Ah alright, thanks.
I love when Wilhelmina gets her Business on.
what have we done
Please, she's a Bright, she can warm herself up.
Begun our work on yet another Secret Superweapon.
We've reached the limit of Druchii books for purchase with Imperial Extensive/Bretonnian Extensive. Boney confirmed both that Dwarves don't have books on them and that rare Imperial books are not available for purchase through channels available to us.
I assure you, as an Elfternship supporter I would be all about more Druchii books if they were available, but they're not.
Huh. If we turn the entire river route into a river leyline, then it's possible we could use that connection and all that power to weaponize the river! /madscientist
Don´t think thats possible, the World Spirit won´t remember the new canals and there will be part of the network that will flow in different direction. I mean, i know it was meant to be a joke, just saying before someone tries to actually build something serious on top of it.
It's interesting that Ulthuan still has the capability to make more of the titan-metal. There's an implication here that Ulthuan did not look too deeply into other alternatives for the capstone. It seems like that it might be expensive enough that even the Stone Flower would be cheaper compared to getting Caledor to do it. That alone would make our waystones easier to make, even if everything else is exactly as difficult.
I responded to this already in the same comment you are quoting. I will just copy/paste what I said before.
Perhaps an old friend/acquaintance of him from before?
He very much isn't.
Mathilde said nothing about "it puts it into agreements with other nations." She said that it recognizes it wholesale. Just flat out and unmodified. Mathilde would not have said it would have huge ramifications on Laurelorn and Ulthuan's relations if she had known Ulthuan already recognized Laurelorn's independence. She would have said something like what you said. That putting it into words with nations like the Empire and Kislev would be significant. Not that the action in and of itself would be significant.
Anyways, to sum it up, if Mathilde had known Finubar had recognized the independence of Laurelorn, she would have said so. It would have been relevant. You are trying to twist the words away from their natural meaning. The simplest answer to this is that Mathilde did not know. She is not omniscient.
I'm given to understand Boney came up with most of his Laurelorn stuff before 4e released their own bunch of stuff regarding it, but that's interesting.
