While we have tried on a few occasions to communicate with the Lusha on friendly terms, they do not seem too receptive of our advances. Normally this would lead to a neutral agreement to ignore each other as long as the peace is kept, but they continue to treat the beaches as personal property and do not seem willing to share. This is not an acceptable situation for us, as the shipyards require the use of the shoreline and we can’t have a threat this close. Our reduction of the crabs seems to have emboldened the snake-women into pressing their luck. I need you to demonstrate that negotiations are not at an end as they seem to think.