Letter to the Emperor

Unto His Holy Royal-Imperial Majesty;
Sir,
   I write to Your Imperial Majesty on most earnest of times as your most loyal subject and Councillor.
   Unfortunately, and with much regret, I am sure, two of your finest states have voted - in a majority - to indulge further adrift from the Empire's homeland. Your Imperial Majesty, I write to offer confidence and to aspire to the future. I am sure, Your Imperial Majesty, would take great comfort in the words of the late, great, Jubilee Sikorky, "the test of a nation, no matter its size nor greatness, comes within its internal leadership in times of division and when unity is weak among the people." For what Your Imperial Majesty's subjects will now judge thee for, is Your Imperial Majesty's strength and resilience through the upcoming period of negotiation and not, as per, Your Imperial Majesty's tenure. 
   This was an act of political uncertainty. Faithfully and loyal to thy's subjects, Your Imperial Majesty gave thy's Chancellor the benefit of the doubt to which Your Imperial Majesty will be judged for, positively, in time to come. Allow me to send my reassuring wishes, regarding Tapanuo. Firm as solidarity, Tapanuo will remain loyal, faithful and obedient to Your Imperial Majesty's serve, now and forever. 
   Your Imperial Majesty musters nothing but respect among Your Imperial Majesty's peers and fellow Councillors, who share my opinion, that the right call was made and Your Imperial Majesty's subject will judge favorably in time yet.
I have the honor to be, Sir, Your Imperial Majesty's humble and obedient servant,
Baron of Yttinnis, The Lord Rutland
Imperial Councillor to His Holy Royal-Imperial Majesty, the Emperor.
Category:The Imperial Constitution