Priscilla Utorna
~lacking empathy~
Orbit of Commenor,
Enroute to the Royal Palace
"How splendid the sky looks on a summer's day, wouldn't you agree?"
For once the harpy sounded slightly less annoyed seeing the Commenori sunset. There was something tranquil about being a nation of people who were civilized and not using every weapon under their respective sun to destroy their enemies. Not like they had any anyway.
As to who she was speaking to? Herself. Entirely. By now she had saw it fit to dismiss most of the staff who usually followed her around on these so called diplomatic missions after a particularly bad outbreak where she called them all blood sucking leeches trying to rise above the class they were born in. How insolent. She found removing people from their payroll, or at least influencing them to be removed, a lot more calming and good for her skin than to take whatever new medicine was on the market with its promises of anti-aging benefits.
There was but a single soul on the starship now landing on the nation's capital, the pilot, whom she would have gotten rid of too had she taken those pilot lessons her aunt insisted on when she was but a child. Perhaps the company of the Queen, something she grew envious of having a title like that of her own, [member="Lady Kay"] and her subordinates, [member="Darben Skirae"] and [member="Adron Malvern"] could keep the noble in such a pleasant mood.
But for now, the sunset certainly did splendid.
Enroute to the Royal Palace
"How splendid the sky looks on a summer's day, wouldn't you agree?"
For once the harpy sounded slightly less annoyed seeing the Commenori sunset. There was something tranquil about being a nation of people who were civilized and not using every weapon under their respective sun to destroy their enemies. Not like they had any anyway.
As to who she was speaking to? Herself. Entirely. By now she had saw it fit to dismiss most of the staff who usually followed her around on these so called diplomatic missions after a particularly bad outbreak where she called them all blood sucking leeches trying to rise above the class they were born in. How insolent. She found removing people from their payroll, or at least influencing them to be removed, a lot more calming and good for her skin than to take whatever new medicine was on the market with its promises of anti-aging benefits.
There was but a single soul on the starship now landing on the nation's capital, the pilot, whom she would have gotten rid of too had she taken those pilot lessons her aunt insisted on when she was but a child. Perhaps the company of the Queen, something she grew envious of having a title like that of her own, [member="Lady Kay"] and her subordinates, [member="Darben Skirae"] and [member="Adron Malvern"] could keep the noble in such a pleasant mood.
But for now, the sunset certainly did splendid.