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Trade and ecological cooperation between [[Kiravia]] and the [[Burgundie Burgoignesc]] isles of [[Nauta Normand]] and [[Wintergen]], is the result of the harsh realities of their northern climes. | Trade and ecological cooperation between [[Kiravia]] and the [[Burgundie|Burgoignesc]] isles of [[Nauta Normand]] and [[Wintergen]], is the result of the harsh realities of their northern climes. | ||
At the heart of this relationship lies the historical juncture where the Burgoignesc islands grappled with the challenge of meeting their energy needs without compromising their extensive tree plantations. [[Kiravia]], by proximity, emerged as a key ally, providing peat as a reliable fuel source, despite the fact that the metropoles were often in conflict. This, in the minds of the [[Kiravia]]ns exemplified the concept of [[Brother Augie]]. | At the heart of this relationship lies the historical juncture where the Burgoignesc islands grappled with the challenge of meeting their energy needs without compromising their extensive tree plantations. [[Kiravia]], by proximity, emerged as a key ally, providing peat as a reliable fuel source, despite the fact that the metropoles were often in conflict. This, in the minds of the [[Kiravia]]ns exemplified the concept of [[Brother Augie]]. | ||