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Andoain
Obsession, is it?
Andoain
This is your obsession.
Fiammetta
What's wrong with a little obsession?
Fiammetta
I don't care if it's irrational, meaningless, or futile - when I make up my mind to do something, I do it!
Fiammetta
Why do you think we fight?
Fiammetta
Those empty platitudes of yours - did you think they weren't a form of obsession too?
Fiammetta
Why are each of us here, if not for our own obsessions?
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Hotel Manager
Please, miss, I must ask you to come down from the signboard.
Hotel Manager
I'll have to call the Guards if you don't comply.
Hotel Manager
But while we're at it, I just have to know.
Hotel Manager
How on Terra did you get up there with a wheelchair?
Lemuen
Where there's a will, there's a way.
Hotel Manager
That dust cloud... another explosion? There's been too many of those lately. It's starting to seem more like a fireworks show than a conference.
Lemuen
Um, excuse me? Could you give me a hand?
Lemuen
Sometimes it's easier to get up than to get down.
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Angry Ambassador
You must be joking! What is wrong with Laterano's crisis management? That explosion damaged my collection! I demand an explanation!
Impatient Ambassador
The Lateran bells are ringing for the first time in a thousand years? Was this prepared by His Holiness as a special welcome for us?
Hesitant Ambassador
Being with you barbarians is too much to bear. If not for my respect for His Holiness, I'dβ€”
Elegant Ambassador
Tell the cook to prepare dinner. I refuse to attend another Lateran banquet.
Velliv
Can these people really bring change? Most of them are opportunists, at best.
The Pope
Yes. This is something that only Laterano can do - Laterano, the city of miracles, forever fair and just.
Velliv
Your Holiness... I will pray for us.
The Pope
Rare to see you so nervous, Velliv.
The Pope
I'm too old for parlor tricks. All I can do is to keep walking, as far as I can.
Friar
Your Holiness, the broadcast is ready.
The Pope
Thank you.
The Pope
Let my words and deeds honor my name and title.
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Yvangelista XI
Greetings, honored guests. I am Yvangelista XI, and I welcome you on behalf of Laterano.
Yvangelista XI
We are facing a great challenge, one that threatens not just Laterano, but all nations across Terra.
Yvangelista XI
As you know, our countries are built on the backs of nomadic cities.
Yvangelista XI
Indeed, the advent of such cities established the very concept of the modern nation state.
Yvangelista XI
In the past, a state was simply a gathering of people of similar lifestyles, huddled together for safety in the face of Catastrophe. 'National borders' were simply whatever lay within their sights.
Yvangelista XI
This all changed with the birth of nomadic cities.
Yvangelista XI
As is the human condition, conflict began to arise as these states interacted with each other.
Yvangelista XI
Perhaps even the word 'conflict' is an understatement.
Yvangelista XI
I saw the fall of Gaul with my own eyes.
Yvangelista XI
The 'Capital of the World' fell overnight. Armored battleships went silent, and the Old Vanguard of Gaul was reduced to ash.
Yvangelista XI
But it was more than Gaul that fell that night. It was the fall of civilization itself.
Yvangelista XI
All the might of the Gaulish Emperor and his legions could not save an empire that once stood proudly as the center of all lands.
Yvangelista XI
What, then, could possibly preserve our own civilization, that the people of Terra have painstakingly built, piece by piece, under the dark cloud of Catastrophe?
Yvangelista XI
Laterano gave much for the war that engulfed the entire continent. Our Messengers crossed both the wilderness and the royal courts, building Laterano's reputation.
Yvangelista XI
The Sankta heard your calls for peace.
Yvangelista XI
But our lands had seen too many shades of this so-called peace, pooling in the dark corners of castles, palaces, and tents.
Yvangelista XI
We've seen the birth of secrets, meant only to benefit a select few, that lie in wait to undermine peace and order when least expected.
Yvangelista XI
The old wars of conquest may be a distant memory, but in their place we have tacit understandings and secret dealings, that determine the fates of lives and nations from out of sight.
Yvangelista XI
Today though, Revelation has come.
Yvangelista XI
It is my hope that the process of building peace be transparent from the very start. That we will all reject secret agreements between the few.
Yvangelista XI
There are questions that anyone who does not cling to the past, anyone who is concerned about the future of this land, should be asking.
Yvangelista XI
How do we ensure the survival of civilization?
Yvangelista XI
How many people are endangered when peace is threatened?
Yvangelista XI
What does safety for one country mean for the safety of other countries?
Yvangelista XI
Civilization is key to survival. Peace is something to be shared with others, not hoarded for oneself.
Yvangelista XI
As such, I call for the establishment of an accord of mutual assurance between nations.
Yvangelista XI
We have far more common interests than many would imagine.
Yvangelista XI
Terra must stand together, or fall together.
Yvangelista XI's speech on March 18th, 1099, later known as the 'Lateran Declaration,' is quoted on the first page of every edition of the International Summit Handbook.
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