You agree that such a blunt and unsubtle name like 'Murder Time' works best for equally blunt and unsubtle weapon that is a stone mace.
828 AD, Autumn
Yearly revenues from Augas arrive, also you claim the province as actual part of Luathbas.
//From now on, Augas revenues won't provide a notification and Economy rating will gain 1 point at end of each year.
Also, the governor writes that he established that the strange envoy comes from the Gubta Empire, which is somewhere on the very eastern side of Parsia; the envoy apparently spent four years navigating about the lands in search for 'mysterious enemies of Parsia from the west'. The governor will be sending the envoy your way with translator and bodyguards.
828 AD, Mid-Autumn
The gaudily-clad brown-skinned envoy does arrive at your court. He wears a funny round hat adorned with jewels, which actually looks like cloth wrapped around his head. He has a simple white tunic, but also wears an elaborate robe dyed with lavender, purple and red. He wears a simple silver necklace, yet his fingers are adorned with numerous rings made of gold and gemstones.
"My master, Amhal Kasha Chocapik Mangojoos, envoy of the Emperor of Gubta, wishes to bless you with the fortune and good health." The shorter man, clad in commoners' clothes, speaks for him.
"The Emperor, blessed be his hallowed name, have heard of your exploits against our mortal enemies, the Parsians, and my master therefore is here to inquire if you would be interested in striking an alliance against our common foe." The two discuss something before the translator continues.
"In the name of Emperor, blessed be his hallowed name, the envoy is ready to offer you the hand of the Emperor's daughter, Sheva, in marriage, or in marriage of Lady Sheva and one of your sons, if you have any. Or there might be talks of a profitable trade agreement, as my master have seen the bounty of this land that is grain and lumber and ores of metals, which would find buyers at Gubtan markets amongst our jewellery, slaves and spices."
A) Let's not make enemies of our eastern neighbours and not deal with peoples from afar when there's trouble brewing at our very borders in the future. Decline the offer.
B) It would be an error to make enemies of Parsians right now, but maybe trade agreement is not a bad thing. Agree to exchange of goods and gifts, but nothing more.
C) An alliance could keep Parsians in check
and provide Luathbas with many opportunities to enrich itself, and more. Full-fledged alliance it is!