[embedded video - Conquest; Seeking]

[duchy]

[Lithuania appears on the screen, looking pleased that it's on--he's had to do this a few times to get it to work right, though the other attempts were all deleted before they ever had the chance to hit the forum. Honestly, he's been trying to post this for hours, but PDAs are a bit more confusing than he thought. Still, he's smiling.]

Hi! I'm Lithuania, one of the Players this round, so if you need someone to vow to, you can come to me if you want! I'll give you permission to do whatever you want. If you have a sword, that would be nice--um, I can work with any kind of sword, I think, as long as it's not especially large. But I can use other weapons, too. Even if you don't have a good weapon, you don't have to be a Discard, I'll let you do what you want and won't use you in a fight.

Um, I'm in room 1-A, or you can find me around the school or town.

[He waves, and the clip ends.]

Comments

[independencesong]

Not really, just this one. It's generally just a bother, except for in important places, like my name.

[Sparkle sparkle.]

[duchy]

[...You definitely sparkled that time.]

How am I supposed to know when it's important?

[independencesong]

Just guess for now. You'll catch on eventually.

[She is the best teacher, clearly. And she'll type out a few more letters for Lithuania to see.]

Moving on, these are F, G, H, I, and J. Most of them are straight-forward, but note that H is fairly quiet, but sometimes makes an aspirating sort of noise - [Estonia demonstrates.] - and I is often as fussy as E.

[duchy]

[Starting to lose track of all these letters, but not about to say so because he's sure if he just focuses hard enough he'll be able to remember them all.]

Why don't they make it more than one letter if it makes different sounds?

[independencesong]

I have no idea. Ask Rome?

[duchy]

...He's scary.

[Trust Lithuania to take that suggestion literally.]

[independencesong]

I can only imagine.

[She met Rome once, when she was very small, and was completely unimpressed with the woman.]

Next in the alphabet are K and L, which generally make the sort of sounds you'd expect them to.