Xanadou and Sudeki exchange Ambassadors
The representant of the region of Xanadou, Kurona, has positively responded to an request by the founder of Sudeki, Aurono, about the exchange of ambassadors between Xanadou and Sudeki, region which have struck an alliance lately. The ambassadors of each region are sceduled to arrive in the respective regions over the coming days.
In her cabin the ship Keiko brushed her nice black hair and let it hang lose and contiuned to examin her self in the mirrior. She looked dredfull she had been sea sick constantly in the stormy weather. She of course examined all portions of her body to constantly make sure she was healthy. She put her undrwear back on and sat down on the bed. Her husband came back from the bathroom and sat down with her. "Well off to a new region after all this."
"I know it's incredible, so much for working my way up."
"Keiko you still can't live in Kyo's shadow. She may be a close advisor to Princess Tomoyo but you are you. I married you not Kyo."
She kissed his cheek. "Well we'll be arriving today."
Keiko dressed up in her purple kimono and tied her hair back with a big yellow bow. They stepped off the boat and into Aurono
Under her silk baldachin and surrounded by various secretaries, guards and officials, Princess Momoko looked across the pier, which was flooded by sunlight. She had put on precious jewlery she had inherited from her mother and wore her finest silk dress for greeting the representant of Kurona, the largest and first true ally of Aurono. "I hope we'll get along..." Princess Momoko thought. She looked up and down on the rows of soldiers that stood left and right of ship's gangway. She checked their uniforms - everything seemed to be clean and tidy - then checked the musician corps on the left of her with a brief glance - that was okay too. Then she turned to one of the secretaries: "Are the welcome gifts prepared? Are the necessary forms filled in? Did you make sure that stain has been removed from the floor in the entrance hall of the embassy building reserved for the ambassador!?" The secretary bowed down, and she feared he was going to fall over, and indicated him, with an encouraging smile, to stand up. "Everything has been done as Your Highness has wished" he said.
When the ship had docked and the ambassador stepped upon the piers of Auron's largest harbour, Momoko first saw an ocean of freshly brushed, beautifeul shimmery black hair. "She looks nice." Momoko straightened up and the buzzling and whispering personnel around her became quiet.
"Be Welcome to Aurono! Welcome to our land. It is an honour for us that we are graced by Kurona with your presence!" she called to the lady with the beautiful black hair. Momoko took a step towards her, and the servants carrying the baldachin hastly kept up with her movement. She folded her hands before her chest and bowed down in greeting - by far not as far as a peasant would have had to bow down to her, but still enough to be a visible sign of respect to Kurona, its culture and its representant.
Both of them bowed. "Thank you it's our pleasure to be here." Keiko said. "On behalf of the Principality of Kurona of the Region of Xanadou, we present a token of our appreciation."
Her husband opend a box inside was a diadem, a pocket watch and knecklace with a gem haning from it. "This Diadem was worn by the first Crowned Princess of Kurona. This pocket watch belonged to her majesties father Prince Mako Mikanu and the knecklace belonged to her majesties mother Princess Himeko Mikanu."