Lafrenia

However, I cannot guarantee that this will always be the case. For example, a week ago, the Temple of Luxuria in the city of Arcan, located on the northern border with Refetia, was closed due to "the degradation of moral qualities of society and the infringement of the dignity of its members," whatever that means, the elf spread his hands, expressing his frustration, and in other words, no one knows what to expect in the future, including the near future, so be vigilant.

"Well, with Luxuria, it's not surprising, although I suppose it's still not as bad as some "Dithlindian roulette"... Wait, what roulette? Where did I read about that? It's something awful...
...Rin told me about it... It's... What the...?"
The information was fully processed, causing frustration and righteous anger, which slightly showed on his face.
"Urrr, I'll turn them into Swiss cheese!"

— I believe that Kiera did not go into the details of our situation, and therefore, so that you do not get the impression that our goal is limited to the destruction of the enemy, I want to show you what the future of Eolia looks like from the perspective of all members of the Trivium Kimiki, according to their secret appeals to the queen. Of course, this is only a brief summary of the original documents, but I will be curious to hear your views on this.

-- Uh, if you don't mind... The proposals don't seem that bad, I would even say they are better than the mess we have now, except for the outright mocking Dithlindian one, of course. The real problem is that it's all just empty promises. It's very convenient to make a lot of promises and then what? Playing with the law leads to the fact that the laws will be revised again and again, as it is convenient for them, and not as the Eolians need. And agreeing to the terms of one country... means that the others will undertake something completely outrageous to prevent this. If they can't get Eolia, then they will try to make sure that the enemy doesn't get it either. And I don't want to think about what depths some of them will go to for this.
-- We are on our land, and we need to decide for ourselves what and how it will be here.
"Let them go to hell..."