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[somemildmanneredidiot]

B

We can keep an eye on them in the mean time.

[Tiruin]

B C
Ambassador stuff aside, we at least have a lead--we know their motive, or at least can critically examine it. Saying B instead of C, in my perspective, allows leeway for the other person to commence acting on their own volition, potentially bringing in more of their intent :3 Unless they were forced, y'know. In that case, C is better because it pressures them.

Also Sirtana reminds me of Cortana. Real glad we went with SCIENTIFIC so we can uncover many details we'd fare poorly in metaknowledge without.

Edited to C because considering implications, it may be a lot better to give the impression a direct kick especially from one like this. Looking at it if we were not scientific and hadn't known crucial specifics to distinguish details, B would've been the better choice.

...Can't wait to poke alien plantlife with science or see what the adventures here are.

[Ochita]

C. Seriously.

[Haspen]

You tell him that you accept the explanation, but next time this happens, there will be a brutal and swift WAR upon his king's system. He does not respond, and simply closes the holo-call a moment later.

777.091 SE

During a meeting with Chief of Justice Department, he mentions that he knows of a brilliant young man from a loyal and wealthy family, who apparently has a crush on Your Highness (who wouldn't, duh!). If you were to marry him, you could have potentially an easily puppeteed husband.

A) Tell the Chief that you agree to this plan and have the boy brought to you.
B) Decline as you're looking for someone else for a husband.
C) Decline and later make a semi-public announcement that you're not looking for husband in any near future, dammit!

[Tiruin]

C

We are married to SCIENCE.
_{This may not work out well but eh, different setting. There should be broader benefits/detriments to choices right?}
But seriously--we can spend more of our time getting better, different requests and more people to know us BETTER, so we...can get better...marriage requests, I guess.

You tell him that you accept the explanation, but next time this happens, there will be a brutal and swift WAR upon his king's system. He does not respond, and simply closes the holo-call a moment later.

Either he got the impression that we're smarter than we look (or he's incompetent), that we're probably temperamental, or the usual 'wow they're really territorial'. Wish we knew our own history though. It's intriguing to see that we deposed a tyrant as a scientist-leader. Technoempire anyone?

[crazyabe]

B.

[Elephant Parade]

Haspen: Wait, do we lose the Empire upon marriage?

If so, A for sure. We need to marry at some point, after all, and acting as a puppet ruler would be better than not acting as a ruler at all.

If not, B.

[Haspen]

Naw, hereditary laws are equal in future, otherwise we wouldn't playan an Empress in the first place.

[Elephant Parade]

Ah, okay. We shouldn't need a puppet-able husband, then. B.

[ZBridges]

B

[NRDL]

B, let's not make hasty announcements

[Criptfeind]

C lets just clone ourselves.

[Haspen]

You decline his 'offer'.

777.101 SE

A delegation from Tarkelian Hegemony is due to arrive tomorrow for a trade conference. Everything has been taken care off by your staff to accomodate the aliens, but there's still a day left, so you decide to...

A) Personally review security arrangements just in case someone tries to blow up the place.
B) Read some holobooks about Tarkelian culture to avoid etiquette failures tomorrow.
C) Take a day off and head to Eden spa; you haven't had a day off since coup d'etat!

[Demonic Spoon]

I'm confused as to whether the stuff after the punctuation mark are minutes or days.

When advisor-bot spent 30 minutes explaining something to us it incremented by 30 (I assume the standard imperial hour is 365 minutes), but there's been mentions of months and days. It's all very confusing.

[ZBridges]

B