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"Did he give any reason why?" she asked. She watched as the Dragon King walked away, his two escorts close at his heels. How could he have done so? Why would he accuse Nissa of growing the illegal plant? It seem like a stretch for him to throw such an accusation, especially at an already established monarch. If he continues to do so, Loretta can already see his relationship with other nations deteriorating. Would this give any indication of the relationship between him and his people? Loretta doubted it, but that was only because she did not know him. She knew Darcelle was well loved in Kuron so it would be a shock to see her younger brother in a much different position than her.
Odd, really. That someone would even purposely try to make enemies. Then again, in the world of politics and prejudice, it really wasn't.
The golden eyed servant had just exited the kitchen, a new tray of drinks in hand when another gold eyed fellow passed. Their eyes met briefly, nodding once to let him know they succeeded. The servant waited a few seconds as the other person disappeared before resuming duties, weaving in and around the guests until he reached the person he was looking for.
"The seed has been planted," he said, handing her a lone glass of champagne. "However, only one of company took the bait."
She did not say anything. Instead, she nodded her head and allowed him to return to his duties. She took one sip of the champagne as she watched the dancing crowd before her.
Odd, really. That someone would even purposely try to make enemies. Then again, in the world of politics and prejudice, it really wasn't.
The golden eyed servant had just exited the kitchen, a new tray of drinks in hand when another gold eyed fellow passed. Their eyes met briefly, nodding once to let him know they succeeded. The servant waited a few seconds as the other person disappeared before resuming duties, weaving in and around the guests until he reached the person he was looking for.
"The seed has been planted," he said, handing her a lone glass of champagne. "However, only one of company took the bait."
She did not say anything. Instead, she nodded her head and allowed him to return to his duties. She took one sip of the champagne as she watched the dancing crowd before her.
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