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You decide to send a letter to General Matin, offering him peace with Kastoria and promising to withdraw troops.
You leave within hours, packing up your bags and servants and orcish officers. Nobody from the Regency comes to stop you, and you briefly wonder if they've actually noticed.
447 AEC, Few days later...
Bandits!
As your group makes it way towards the border through a small forest, some uncouth vagabonds ambush you!
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There's quite many of them, and you yourself have to draw your sword and swing it at some ruffian's head!
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He stabs you and you fall off your horse!
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Fortunately, you stab him in the gut and kill him, and your bodyguards quickly deal with the rest. The Orcs lay you against some felled timber, and your personal healer patches up the wound, grimacing.
"I would rather that Your Majesty does not exert himself for at least couple weeks." A cursory search by your men finds nothing of note on the bandits - they were just bandits.
Late Spring, 447 AEC
You return to Kastoria, and your courtiers immediately show their displeasure - not with the stubborness of Xane-Peonian nobles, but with the fact that they've allowed a traveler of your calibre to be assaulted on a commonly travelered road by bandit scum.
"Clearly, our honor was slighted! And look upon the wound of our liege! How can we let such a thing pass?" You decide to...
A) Put this affair into the past and speak no more of it.
B) Write a strongly-worded letter to Regents of King Kemen.
C) Write a demand for monetary compensation for the assault.