44th Good Root Disciples

 


"44th Good Root Disciples pledge their arms to the defence of Geets.

Our fathers died for hopeless causes, our grandfathers died for hopeless causes, and 43 Good Root Disciple regiments before us died for hopeless causes, and so we would gladly die for a hopeless cause as well. Our Banner may be Black like our Hope for Victory, but our Hearts are True.

Geets Shall Stand! Cukier Krzepi!"

--- ensign Barszcz, in the name of lieutenant Moszcz, who is currently suffering from a severe case of indigestion

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