ARCHIVED: The Syrixian Journal-BREAKING NEWS!

[Syrixia]

THE SYRIXIAN JOURNAL​

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City Final- 23rd Nov. 2014​

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BREAKING- The Syrixian space program has launched its first rocket today, a week before the planned day thanks to the cooperation of Folmerica, Nessuno, Eumenor, Narnia and Tomb. A space station is being constructed in an area of outer space directly over the Syrixian Main Astronomical Observatory in Asihelm.

Below is a picture of the rocket launching at around 5:30 AM this morning. Thanks to all nations that helped!

 

[Syrixia]

Nations are free to leave their comments below!

 

[Empire of Narnia]

We are very pleased to see your space program advancing so quickly. We are watching the construction of your space station closely and we are willing to provide aid if need be.

 

[Nessuno]

PARTY!!!!!!!!!

 

[Tomb]

Congratulations on a well successful program and on the launch-off!

~ The Democratic Republic of Tomb

 

[Syrixia]

Thanks to all nations who replied. Now, with everything out of the way including this, we can focus on the "Dispersi Distress" issue.

 

[Nessuno]

Thanks to all nations who replied. Now, with everything out of the way including this, we can focus on the "Dispersi Distress" issue.

Tomorrow morning i post my answer, if i'm not drunk

 

[Syrixia]

Aw come on.

 

[Nessuno]

Aw come on.

Don't worry, i will post.

 

[dmb615]

The Federal Republic of Dalies congratulates Syrixia and involved nations on the successful launch. We wish you luck in the future of your space program.


-Chancellor E. Lyons

 

[Syrixia]

 

[plembobria]

Kingdom of Plembobria​

Statement of the Briggs Government​

Onbehalf of the Government of the Kingdom of Plembobria, the Cabinet, and his Majesty, the King. We would like to personally congratulate the Republic of Syrixia on this momentous occasion.

Signed,

The Right Honorable Sydney Briggs, Prime Minister of the Kingdom of Plembobria

His Majesty, King Tozian I

 

[Syrixia]

We thank the Kingdom of Plembobria, and invite them to join our new program in the construction of a space station.