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[kartoffelstampfer]

[So guess who's tired of pondering around, knitting and not really making any progress by now? Yes, this very nation here. But he remembered something...]

So... Nuclear weapons. What can you tell me about them? Just how powerful are they?

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[tomate]

You really don't want any of those.

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[kartoffelstampfer]

You should be aware that my scientists have been researching that area for a while already, but the reluctance I get from you and others is suspicious enough. I have chemical weapons at my disposal that my boss already refuses to allow to be used against enemy soldiers, so what exactly do you expect would happen with something even more dangerous than tabun or sarin?

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[tomate]

Can't... you just trust me on this?

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[kartoffelstampfer]

Trust...?

Why exactly should I trust you, Spanien?

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[tomate]

Have I ever given you reason not to trust me? Even back in your time, I wasn't your enemy.

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[kartoffelstampfer]

You have been acting in favor of my enemies recently. But even leaving that aside trust isn't exactly something I can afford to blindly hand out right now.

[He's been betrayed by too many of his former allies lately. Sorry, Spain.]

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[tomate]

Neutrality means I don't take a side.

I think you could afford to trust someone since we're not exactly back home right now.

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[kartoffelstampfer]

Hrrn.

[He hates to admit that you may have a point.]

It's... Difficult. [Trust, that is.]

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[tomate]

But you can try, right?

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[kartoffelstampfer]

[Looking away.]

Don't expect too much.

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[tomate]

It'll be a work in progress.

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[kartoffelstampfer]

I prefer working on something else.

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[tomate]

This is just as important.

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[kartoffelstampfer]

Getting out of here still has top priority.

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[tomate]

Oh, of course!

But we can't work on getting out if we don't trust one another.