Post by Queen LeLanda LeAmour on May 19, 2009 16:24:45 GMT -5
Queen of the Hidden Realm of Tranquility is Lelanda Milisant LeAmour
The Queen has many duties that keeps her time quite occupied. One of these duties include, but is not limited to her role as the head of the Armed Forces. She is the only person who can declare when the country is at war and when war is over, although she must take advice from her personal advisor first.
The Queen also represents the nation at times of great celebration or sorrow. Should the Realm win a war, or a death take place, the queen is often there to show her support.
The Queen is also known for her Royal Parties. It is the Queens duty to ensure that her followers are aware that they are equally important to the small realm as she is. Thus, to ensure this feeling is extended, she often throws Royal Parties within her estate and invites everyone within the Realm.
One of the most frequent (and somewhat tiring) duty of the Queen takes place in the Great Hall, where she will sit for hours meeting with residents and local business men, listening to their complaints and offer her opinion and her assistance in resolving the problem at hand.
Alongside her other duties the Queen spends a huge amount of time traveling around the country visiting the sick, businesses, and other places that may require her attention.
The Queen has many duties that keeps her time quite occupied. One of these duties include, but is not limited to her role as the head of the Armed Forces. She is the only person who can declare when the country is at war and when war is over, although she must take advice from her personal advisor first.
The Queen also represents the nation at times of great celebration or sorrow. Should the Realm win a war, or a death take place, the queen is often there to show her support.
The Queen is also known for her Royal Parties. It is the Queens duty to ensure that her followers are aware that they are equally important to the small realm as she is. Thus, to ensure this feeling is extended, she often throws Royal Parties within her estate and invites everyone within the Realm.
One of the most frequent (and somewhat tiring) duty of the Queen takes place in the Great Hall, where she will sit for hours meeting with residents and local business men, listening to their complaints and offer her opinion and her assistance in resolving the problem at hand.
Alongside her other duties the Queen spends a huge amount of time traveling around the country visiting the sick, businesses, and other places that may require her attention.
