Derscon
12-09-2008, 00:24
Tsarhof, Derscon
It was arguably one of the largest palace complexes in the world, and without a doubt the largest in Greater Prussia. Several buildings, courtyards, gardens, forests, all along a cliff's edge. There was no land or air route into the palace, only the underground bullet train network connecting almost all of Derscon's governmental facilities.
The marshal of the palace finished up preparations as Veliky Kynaz Tarakh Andropov checked on security to make sure his two guests were on their way.
A diplomatic courrier hand-delivered the invitation to Claudius Griffencrest, detailing the procedures of his arrival. He would fly to Maldorians and meet with the Mandalore, and they, together, would go to the GP Citadel in Maldorians, which would then fly to New Geneva, and from there, take the underground bullet train to the security station here on the Palace.
Both were informed of the security procedures in the Palace. No guards or firearms would be permitted, but swords were fine -- in fact, encouraged. The meeting was to be held outside.
Tarakh was in the main building, but Kynaz Sanin Andropov, his younger brother (at 18 years of age), waited at the platform for the train in the security building.
It was arguably one of the largest palace complexes in the world, and without a doubt the largest in Greater Prussia. Several buildings, courtyards, gardens, forests, all along a cliff's edge. There was no land or air route into the palace, only the underground bullet train network connecting almost all of Derscon's governmental facilities.
The marshal of the palace finished up preparations as Veliky Kynaz Tarakh Andropov checked on security to make sure his two guests were on their way.
A diplomatic courrier hand-delivered the invitation to Claudius Griffencrest, detailing the procedures of his arrival. He would fly to Maldorians and meet with the Mandalore, and they, together, would go to the GP Citadel in Maldorians, which would then fly to New Geneva, and from there, take the underground bullet train to the security station here on the Palace.
Both were informed of the security procedures in the Palace. No guards or firearms would be permitted, but swords were fine -- in fact, encouraged. The meeting was to be held outside.
Tarakh was in the main building, but Kynaz Sanin Andropov, his younger brother (at 18 years of age), waited at the platform for the train in the security building.