[Pinoy Weekly] Spy Vs. Spy

NUWE RHODESIA - An interesting discovery was made during the midnight hours of Febuary 25th. The Murloc, the very nation run by the man who dissolved his old alliance known as Followers of Guardian, had been caught spying on Nuwe Rhodesia, one of the many members of The Order.

"The whole thing with him was [incredibly dramatic]," said dudeskis, the Soviet-allied leader in charge of the Gran Colombian nation of Nuwe Rhodesia. "He was without an alliance and then joined Steel Brotherhood. One of their officers asks to make peace, so I say 'sure,' and demand basically no reps just to be cool. So I [made an agreement] with the officer in SB."

The second officer in question is Zorn of Kritch, located in The Subcontinent. This agreement was broken less than five minutes later, as The Great Spooder bombed the Nuwe Rhodesian air base.

"I proceeded to level his nation," said dudeskis, "and even SB was like, 'uhh, yeah I think he needs his medicine.'" But this border incident wasn't the only thing to occur. And, evidently, this isn't the only time that Nuwe Rhodesia had spies lingering in his nation.

"So after I defeat him, I find a spy later from [The Murloc] attacking my approval. Deport that one and then he sends another."

Such actions aren't doing too well for Steel Brotherhood's image, assuming that the actions of members of former alliances represent Steel Brotherhood as a whole. And with Che Guevara League merging with the alliance, could Steel Brotherhood become a potentially troublesome thorn on The Order's side, or will SB end up being unable to organize the sudden influx of players joining the alliance? One thing's for sure, the NAP between The Order and Steel Brotherhood is starting to become more and more flimsy as time passes.

"Me and The Murloc... it's been a bad breakup. I've had to hire assassins now, but I really just want him to move on and find his happiness. It's nice to know someone is out there always thinking of you, but Valentine's has come and gone. I think it's time he moves on both physically and emotionally."