Athan
07-08-2004, 22:52
An anchorwoman jabbers on your screen, talking about the economy of Spartaa.
The camera angle changes and they go in for a close up. A picture of Athan’s flag appears next to a picture of a blonde man in the right corner of your screen. With the words “The Loss and Life in Athan”. Then as the woman beings to speak about the subject, it cuts to images of a funeral, and then a wedding.
“In the Grand Empire of Athan they grieve for the loss of Empress Lilith, who passed away three weeks ago after a car accident, she was twenty years of age and died on impact when she drove off a cliff. She was survived by her husband, Emperor Kratos Andrew Mirume, age twenty-one. They had no children, for it was reported earlier this year that she was unable to have any.
“There is speculation on her death though. A number of the Empress’ staff has said that the Emperor had her killed because she couldn’t bare any children. There has been no evidence of foul play. The Emperor grieved the proper week, for Athans that is, before moving on and finding a new wife.
“And indeed, Emperor Kratos, or Emperor Andrew as he is often called, married Princess Cally Willamina Rastaban of the Queendom of Rastaban, age 16. She is the daughter of the late Queen Julie the Third and Prince Al’ver Yfelle, the queen’s third husband. Yfelle was responsible for the small civil war that raged Rastaban for over two years, and recently ended in his capture.
“Queen Cora, Princess Cally’s older sister, has yet to comment on her sister’s marriage. Princess Cally was crowned Empress today, and the couple have announce that they will have a child, not he conventional way though. They plan to use the Design-A-Person™, from Solid Water’s genetic engineering center. It will be male heir for Athan’s throne. Emperor Kratos and Empress Cally are very excited about this new venture. They said in a recent interview that they plan on to have more children, once Empress Cally reaches the age of eighteen, and that if they have a girl they plan to name her Lilith after the late empress.”
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The camera angle changes and they go in for a close up. A picture of Athan’s flag appears next to a picture of a blonde man in the right corner of your screen. With the words “The Loss and Life in Athan”. Then as the woman beings to speak about the subject, it cuts to images of a funeral, and then a wedding.
“In the Grand Empire of Athan they grieve for the loss of Empress Lilith, who passed away three weeks ago after a car accident, she was twenty years of age and died on impact when she drove off a cliff. She was survived by her husband, Emperor Kratos Andrew Mirume, age twenty-one. They had no children, for it was reported earlier this year that she was unable to have any.
“There is speculation on her death though. A number of the Empress’ staff has said that the Emperor had her killed because she couldn’t bare any children. There has been no evidence of foul play. The Emperor grieved the proper week, for Athans that is, before moving on and finding a new wife.
“And indeed, Emperor Kratos, or Emperor Andrew as he is often called, married Princess Cally Willamina Rastaban of the Queendom of Rastaban, age 16. She is the daughter of the late Queen Julie the Third and Prince Al’ver Yfelle, the queen’s third husband. Yfelle was responsible for the small civil war that raged Rastaban for over two years, and recently ended in his capture.
“Queen Cora, Princess Cally’s older sister, has yet to comment on her sister’s marriage. Princess Cally was crowned Empress today, and the couple have announce that they will have a child, not he conventional way though. They plan to use the Design-A-Person™, from Solid Water’s genetic engineering center. It will be male heir for Athan’s throne. Emperor Kratos and Empress Cally are very excited about this new venture. They said in a recent interview that they plan on to have more children, once Empress Cally reaches the age of eighteen, and that if they have a girl they plan to name her Lilith after the late empress.”
(ooc: Comments, Reactions, and What not are welcomed. :))