The ERN Cruisser ULMO made port at the Coastal Capital Libertrad. The seat of the royal court of Southern Mcmasterdonia and the Empire. The sandy beaches stretched out for as far as the eye can see.
The crystal clear waves knocked gently against the dock, as the first of the ships, ERN Cruiser Ulmo stopped at port.
Lord Igmund, Marquis of the Libertrad port made his way down to the Libertrad port. Igmund was a flamboyant, but loyal man, he bounced as he walked down the jetty humming loudly to himself. Captain Fulpagneo stepped off his boat, and bowed politely to the Marquis
"OH happy days!" shouts Lord Igmund as he throws his arms up in the air "Welcome to port Libertrad Captain, I have a letter from her majesty Queen Matilda the first of her name, ahem" he clears his throat and begins to talk loudly
"By order of her majesty Queen Matilda, the first of her name, Queen protector of the McMasterdonian people, you are hereby prohibited from entering onto our land or for making port at our dock.
We do not have any of your citizens, as we have not let any of them in.
If any are here, they are in violation of immigration law and will be required to pay the relevant fines before they return home. As it stands, immigration officials cannot find a single illegal immigrant in our borders.
Former citizens of the North no longer wish to return, as they have since taken up our citizenship and customs, and have married Mcmasterdonian natives. It would be undesirable for these people to be forced to return to their homeland, as it would tear their families apart.
You are therefore in violation of Mcmasterdonian sovereignty and have illegally entered our national waters. You have 24 hours to restock your supplies, limited to within the designated Docks area. After that you will move your ships to no closer than 50kms off our shore, and will return to The North. The affairs of Southerners do not concern our Northern Friends."
The Marquis clapped his hands together and shouted "Enjoy your time here Gentlemen", turned on his heels humming to himself, as he returned to the dock yard.