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.

['Hello germany! I figured we should open up talks', 'Yes, most certainly. I would very much like to work with you against Russia to keep him from dominating the North, and working against France together would also be great. E/G is one of my favorite alliances to play.', 'Would you be okay with the idea of me having Hol? The fifth build can be tough for England.', "I would very much not be okay with you having Hol, it's an SC directly bordering my home. I can help you into Bel though, or help you against Russia into Sweden or St Pete for that extra SC or 2.", 'Understandable but worth the ask in my opinion. Not trying to be overly aggressive.']
I don't want to overcommit to attacking anyone this early, but I appreciate you offering support. So you don't think you and France will be friendly?

["Hello, Austria.
Look, I'd love to be besties and all that, and maybe we'll get there. But for now can I assume that we both have bigger fish to fry, and that we both know that attacking each other early will mean mutually assured destruction?

I'm open to a non-aggression pact, possibly with sharing information, natirally. Outside of that, let me know what's on your mind and we'll go from there.

Best,

- Kaiser", "No thoughts on the start of the game? Any information I can share, or vice-versa?

You're pretty quiet down there...", "I actually thought I'd responded sorry. I don't know why we can't be best friends. Germany does well then Austria can do well and vice versa. Not much from.my neighbours. You got anything from Italy?", "Nothing from you or Italy until now. You'll be shocked to learn that Turkey mused about how much he loves to play Germany and open to Tyrolia. 😂

Can't blame a guy for trying, I guess!

Anyway, for now I'm good with a short pact to stay out of Tyrolia (unless you've planned a bounce with Italy or something, but that would be weird ). Maybe limit it to 1901 for now? I don't have any plans in that neighborhood, but I don't want to bind your hands if something comes up with Russia or Italy.", "Tyr 1901 for me would be pretty crazy and no I don't plan for it so I'm happy to agree to it. I've got nothing from Italy either so I'll just have to play defensively there. Russia seems to be interested in opening north"]
I wish I could say "what can I do to help you," but I have nothing in range.

What I am doing is sowing some seeds of doubt with Italy - floating the idea that Russia and Turkey are working together, and backhandedly noting how bad it will be for him if they are, and they wipe you out quickly.

You have a best probabilistic set of moves, but the best you can realistically hope for is maybe 1 build if you go +Greece, +Serbia, -Trieste. Maybe.

If I were you, I'd reach out to Italy. Suggest that he take Tunis, and instead of forcing him out of Trieste, you'll take Greece and move on. Tell him you're going to move to Trieste because it's your best move. It is. Request that he move to Vienna, because that's Russia's best move (it is) and you want to prevent him from getting another build.

You'd move Bud-Tri, and Ser S Alb-Gre.

["Hi France! I don't think we have a ton to talk about yet, but if you're planning to go in against Italy that's certainly something I'd like to know.", 'Thanks for reaching out. How do you generally feel about working with Italy?', 'If Italy wants it, it can be a powerful alliance, but in my experience Italy rarely wants it badly enough.', "That's true, and my experience as well. It's tricky since if he's not going after me or yoy, then what are his plans? If Italy isn't planning to Lepanto then it is worrying for one of us", "Well I haven't heard *too* much from Italy yet, but once I find out more about his current intentions I will certainly let you know."]
Nice, things are looking up for you with the Russia/Turkey conflict and a seemingly friendly Italy.