[Sawyer]

Me'eKe'e regrets that his once-respectable scout saw fit not only to declare himself an independent state, but to also declare war upon the nation of R'lyeh. Me'eKe'e is not bothered so much by his subject's newfound thirst for independence, but rather his poor statesmanship so soon after his emancipation. Me'eKe'e is also confused as to what drove his child to do such a thing, but has decided not to let it bother him overmuch as he is sure the scout died with honor.
Still, Me'eKe'e has advised his followers not to drink the waters of R'lyeh.