Enders

[DeviusZwei]

Pls declare peace on Eaters so i can accept a member who is waiting. this war has been over for a week. i haven't been able to contact anyone on the barnie side of the fight, so i just declared peace and took targets off my banner. so im asking, declare peace please so we can get our members all back in and move on. thank you

[Reylan Talonspyre]

We have taken your member into our fold.

They will be safe with us until then.

Feel free to do what you have to do to your enemies and don't slow down the fight on account of a missing member.

[_Nagash_]

We have taken your member into our fold.

Eww!

[Torkano]

I agree with Naggie. If you don't wash properly, there might be smegma in that fold.

[DeviusZwei]

ok i asked nicely, now i've had enough. i cant accept members because you wont just hit the peace button when you obviously lost this war over 2 weeks ago. now last i checked, you are 2 realms, and 1 man, which last i checked, is considered unguilded anyways. so if you dont hit that damn peace button, we are gonna treat you like unguilded for the remainder of the age and hit you when we feel like it. so hurry up and hit that peace button before you piss me off.

[_Nagash_]

before you piss me off.

By the sound of your post, they're too late for that.

[Reylan Talonspyre]

Maybe asking nicely would be better.

[DeviusZwei]

Fine. If these guys are even active, Please will you please declare peace so my guild can accept members like a normal functioning and growing guild. There have been no war actions on either side for near 2 weeks. Pray, push the peace button, and let the peace flow from your heart.

[Squidgey]

Peace automatically flowed out of your heart for us

[denialmark]

Ender's Game (1985) is a science fiction novel by American author Orson Scott Card.[1] The book originated as the novelette "Ender's Game", published in the August 1977 issue of Analog Science Fiction and Fact. Elaborating on characters and plot lines depicted in the novel, Card later wrote additional books to form the Ender's Game series. Card released an updated version of Ender's Game in 1991, changing some political facts to accurately reflect the times.