One of those ideas, of course, involved force. Not that such a thing wasn’t a gamble. The Lindivans had a far more developed militia and self defense force than paltry territorial guard or criminal gangs, and had employed them against prior Revolutionary League infiltration. Provoking a fight would be a true test for the Army for the Salvation of Vitelia…and an escalation that the others in Vitelia might not appreciate, unless they were of the rankled youth.

>Leo was the head and organizer of the Tre Acque Conference, even if the moderation of it had been trusted to others. If the Lindivan representatives didn’t want to play this game, then they had no more place here. Throw them out and figure things out without them, damn the consequences.
>Try and appease them with minimal concessions on their part. Even simply allowing Revolutionary Leagues within their borders could be enough to influence them over time, they did have a democratic republican structure, after all, susceptible to popular whim…though their elections were not for a couple years now.
>Enough playing around. The northerners would have to learn one way or another just who they were messing with. Mobilize the Army for the Salvation of Vitelia and make a show of force. Let them know what happens if they prefer the stick to the carrot.
>Other?