Post by Ashti Sandburst on Sept 9, 2014 1:14:52 GMT
The Ambassador smiled gently when noticing the blushing of the mare and her mood. He had a bit the feeling to be with his Arabesque or his late mentor Feriel. Maybe it was because Henna was oozing the same energy than the two sandlandic females mentioned above.
Of course she was charming, so the ambassador was naturally pleased but Henna was bring the spices, the sun, the warm and a similar sandlandic culture which made him feel like home, felt good.
He was accustomed to Menehattan, Equestria and its weathers, or get accustomed to. He was forced after-all to do so. So, when he had this hint of his homeland he appreciated it. It was too rare to his taste so, why not enjoy it ?
Nonetheless he tried to not mention it often, thinking it could be misinterpreted, especially coming from a top-ranked diplomat as he was. Complaining against Equestria could be a diplomatic faux pas.
Even if his noble House was Manehattanite since centuries and he was born there in the first place, in a way he was somewhat legit to criticize the island…
Anyway, he nodded to Henna’s proposition. Taking the dictionary nonetheless to check the Urdu word she used earier… even if he was sure to have got it.
I must admit… I did not think about weather. You really know your job, eh. ^^
Looking at the brocade ribbon, nodding to himself. It was what he has in mind, so he has no complaint about this choice. He looked into the dictionary to reply her with his accent.
Yeh mujhay munasib / Yah mujh munaasib (يہ مجھ مناسب. It suits me.)
Now about the peacock… he found it funny because it was royal symbol of Deerham. Not the nation itself, but it was the token of the Reisat (reisdom).
Ah, al-thávûş (the Peacock). Did you know ? In my homeland it is said that peacocks are able to see trough appearance and notice only the true and inner beauty of somebody. I think Miss Elain would not mind this motif ^^
Fun fact Each Deerean sovereigns when crowned respectfully receive one due to be the royal symbol. It could be a kind of crowning for the doe. Anyway it was a symbol of dignity and elegance, so it sounded good to him.
Silent, he let the mare displaying the dye under the curious look of the Ambassador. But he has to admit that to this point it would be totally up to Henna.
Well, I do not have very precise idea, so I let you some freedom; I will not be directive ^^. I let this to your experience, Anisa Henna.
His dictionary in hoof, the Ambassador returned to his desk then looked at the deerean instrument laying and decorating the relax zone. Maybe he practice this simsiqanbüs again, even if for now he has his own job to do.
Of course she was charming, so the ambassador was naturally pleased but Henna was bring the spices, the sun, the warm and a similar sandlandic culture which made him feel like home, felt good.
He was accustomed to Menehattan, Equestria and its weathers, or get accustomed to. He was forced after-all to do so. So, when he had this hint of his homeland he appreciated it. It was too rare to his taste so, why not enjoy it ?
Nonetheless he tried to not mention it often, thinking it could be misinterpreted, especially coming from a top-ranked diplomat as he was. Complaining against Equestria could be a diplomatic faux pas.
Even if his noble House was Manehattanite since centuries and he was born there in the first place, in a way he was somewhat legit to criticize the island…
Anyway, he nodded to Henna’s proposition. Taking the dictionary nonetheless to check the Urdu word she used earier… even if he was sure to have got it.
I must admit… I did not think about weather. You really know your job, eh. ^^
Looking at the brocade ribbon, nodding to himself. It was what he has in mind, so he has no complaint about this choice. He looked into the dictionary to reply her with his accent.
Yeh mujhay munasib / Yah mujh munaasib (يہ مجھ مناسب. It suits me.)
Now about the peacock… he found it funny because it was royal symbol of Deerham. Not the nation itself, but it was the token of the Reisat (reisdom).
Ah, al-thávûş (the Peacock). Did you know ? In my homeland it is said that peacocks are able to see trough appearance and notice only the true and inner beauty of somebody. I think Miss Elain would not mind this motif ^^
Fun fact Each Deerean sovereigns when crowned respectfully receive one due to be the royal symbol. It could be a kind of crowning for the doe. Anyway it was a symbol of dignity and elegance, so it sounded good to him.
Silent, he let the mare displaying the dye under the curious look of the Ambassador. But he has to admit that to this point it would be totally up to Henna.
Well, I do not have very precise idea, so I let you some freedom; I will not be directive ^^. I let this to your experience, Anisa Henna.
His dictionary in hoof, the Ambassador returned to his desk then looked at the deerean instrument laying and decorating the relax zone. Maybe he practice this simsiqanbüs again, even if for now he has his own job to do.
i was kinda excited to feel like im back in 2015