It could have been an intimidating experience, standing before three princesses, but the festive atmosphere and the kindness Junko had shown quelled any fears Iwata had of offending our annoying the royal persons. Both she and the twins had glanced at Junko, as if to gain her approval. To Iwata's surprise, the Princess quieted the captain. The large tiger rose as if to remind everyone of Junko's authority, but was quickly eased by a morsel from the Princesses hand.
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Junko Ike
, one of the young princesses diplomatically answer Iwata, avoiding any offense to the Princess when it came to Iwata, and instead inviting her friends. Iwata turned to see Sun and the few others looked at each other in disbelief, then their sergeant also motioned to them to join her. Four Jade Screamers made their way next to Iwata, standing before the princesses.
Iwata loved the twin's little game. They were near identical, and the only way she could tell them apart was that she learned the subtle differences she had noticed when she lived on their home world of Shri-Tal. The holomedia liked to post images of the lovely girls, and Iwata was a fan of them even when young teenagers. She looked to her comrades with a wry grin.
"So, the most generous princesses say they will dance with the one who can tell them apart and name them." Iwata said with her smile beaming. The four soldiers grew quiet, eyeing the porcelain-skinned girls. One of the young men, Kuri, hesitantly leaned to Iwata, to keep his answer secret. "Shōda is on the right."
"No!" Iwata declared. Kuri frowned and stepped back as their friends giggled. Sun came up next, the small woman whispering her answer into Iwata's ear. She too had it wrong, and snapped her fingers in frustration. Finally, Doku offered his answer. "Its easy, Shōda is on the left." He declared confidently. It seemed the young Jade Screamer was a fan himself of the twin princesses, and had looked at enough holo images of them to know the difference. Iwata clapped him on the back.
"Good job Doku!" She exclaimed while the other three clapped.
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Iwata loved the twin's little game. They were near identical, and the only way she could tell them apart was that she learned the subtle differences she had noticed when she lived on their home world of Shri-Tal. The holomedia liked to post images of the lovely girls, and Iwata was a fan of them even when young teenagers. She looked to her comrades with a wry grin.
"So, the most generous princesses say they will dance with the one who can tell them apart and name them." Iwata said with her smile beaming. The four soldiers grew quiet, eyeing the porcelain-skinned girls. One of the young men, Kuri, hesitantly leaned to Iwata, to keep his answer secret. "Shōda is on the right."
"No!" Iwata declared. Kuri frowned and stepped back as their friends giggled. Sun came up next, the small woman whispering her answer into Iwata's ear. She too had it wrong, and snapped her fingers in frustration. Finally, Doku offered his answer. "Its easy, Shōda is on the left." He declared confidently. It seemed the young Jade Screamer was a fan himself of the twin princesses, and had looked at enough holo images of them to know the difference. Iwata clapped him on the back.
"Good job Doku!" She exclaimed while the other three clapped.