You are given first 5 messages from a series of message exchanges between 2 persons playing the game of Diplomacy which is an American strategic board game. You need to generate the next message. The message should be generated such that it fits the context seen so far. Avoid the text that is (i) tangent to the context, (ii) repeats the context.
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Question: ['Guten Tag! Wanted to touch base about your plans for this year.', 'your destruction, mostly. but plans can change', "Nobody makes it far without friends in this game. I suppose you're hoping to be friends with France then?", "I don't consider it wise to put stock in any friendship until it's proven. However, I tend to trust people more if they are willing to give me some information before asking it from me", "Well, that makes two of us then. You're welcome to ask a specific question if you have one though."]

Answer: Alright then. What are your plans for the North Sea these days?


Question: ['Hi Sultan, think we could establish a media alliance in which we share vital intel for each other in hopes of ensuring our corners?', "I think that sounds doable. If I hear anything that might be relevant to you I'll let you know.", "Very good. That being established, I'm curious if russia has made allegiance with you", "We're talking but I would not describe it as an allegiance.", 'Aight tks man']

Answer: Any questions for me?


Question: ['Hello friend. I’m a big fan of early cooperation between us early on. If we end up fighting over the channel, Germany usually swoops in with Russia. What do you think about a DMZ in the channel?', 'Sounds good', 'That went well. We can keep the DMZ in the Channel, it looks like its working well for both of us, and Germany might have some problems coming up', 'Sounds great. I’m still chatting with Germany and Russia to see what’s gonna happen up north.', 'sounds good']

Answer:
Things are shaking out strange up north. You seem to have some Italian troubles. Have you spoken with Italy to find out where his fleets are headed?