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[center][color=6ecff6]Princess Annalise[/color][/center]

Princess Annalise stood beside her father greeting guests as they arrived. There was a feeling of joy in the air, but also tension. Still, the eldest princess remained polite with a gentle smile on her face. Her own feelings bordering on excitement and nervousness. What would the suitors be like, was she really ready to marry someone she doesn’t know for the good of the kingdom, would her and her sisters be okay? All questions that swirled in her head, hidden behind her smile. Today was supposed to be a celebration after all. It was a time to be happy. It was for the good of her kingdom and the neighboring kingdoms. 


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[center] [color=c4df9b]Prince Gil Jalal of Afdan[/color] [/center]

The half-Orc Prince resisted the urge to stare out the window of his carriage at the vastly different kingdom from his own. His piercing blue eyes instead focused on the other side of his carriage as he tried to recall all the advice his mother had given him before he left. He risked a peek out the window and noticed the people staring at his transport, or rather at the large beasts pulling his transport. Two large oxen sized boars pulled his carriage. Sure his kingdom had horses, however the boars native to his land made for heartier beasts of burden and had a habit of fending off potential small-time bandits just by their appearance. Eventually his carriage came to a halt and his door opened, signaling him to exit. As he stepped out of the carriage the murmurs of the onlookers only grew louder as the green skinned prince exited. His mother had informed him that other kingdoms were not accustomed to seeing his kind and it was made very apparent as some people gawked in amazement and others covered their children’s eyes. He stood tall for only a moment before he slouched in an attempt to make himself smaller so as to not startle anyone and he entered the castle where he was to pick his future bride.