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Considering our options, the path of weakness and fear or the path of sacrifice and commitment, entering the war was the best thing Zenith could ever do. It scoured the cowards from our ranks, made heroes of our leadership and warriors, and baptized the newer nations on the fire-belching blood-soaked Forge of War.

At the cost of our alliance's arms, land, infra, and tech, we pried even greater treasures from jaws of hell: respect, experience, and character.

We were afforded the distinct honor of standing up for our allies and even though we took quite a beating, I'm glad we did.

And now we reap the benefits and look forward to helping our allies rebuild.

Considering our options, the path of weakness and fear or the path of sacrifice and commitment, entering the war was the best thing Zenith could ever do. It scoured the cowards from our ranks, made heroes of our leadership and warriors, and baptized the newer nations on the fire-belching blood-soaked Forge of War.

At the cost of our alliance's arms, land, infra, and tech, we pried even greater treasures from jaws of hell: respect, experience, and character.

We were afforded the distinct honor of standing up for our allies and even though we took quite a beating, I'm glad we did.

And now we reap the benefits and look forward to helping our allies rebuild.

Certainly Zenith showed themselves to be fine and honorable allies. It seems to me that such a distinction is invaluable.

Oh, that is certainly kind of you to say, thank you.

We certainly weren't the only one's, though, all across the treaty spectrum were examples of alliances answering the call to arms in response to their obligations. Thankfully, despite the cynics and a few bad apples that often get a larger share of media coverage, honor is still the norm and not the exception. Of the good portion that acted virtuously there is a comfort in knowing that should the political landscape shift suddenly; there are others who would make good allies despite being at odds with previously.