DAILY NEWS FROM MAMLAKAT KALAHARI 4 September 2015
PRINCESS LIVIA'S ILLNESS REVEALED
HEROICALLY KEPT AILMENT A SECRET UNTIL HER RETURN TO THE KINGDOM
FIRST PERSON NARRATIVE FROM THE PRINCESS
For security reasons, the Palace requested that the Chronicles keep silent about Princess Livia's illness until her safe return. It is a well-known fact that the Kalahari Herald, Afraa al Abid, always obeys the King without a murmur of protest. So it is only now that we can share the Princess' exciting narrative.
"One morning I awoke to sharp pains in my stomach. I had no idea what the reason was and knew that I had to seek out help. I sent a Raven to the Palace to inform my brother (King Hassan) that I was leaving for Rome to seek out our healer. I asked him to keep my illness a secret.
I traveled to Rome during the night--having spoken with Magdy who was busy at the farm. Once in Rome, my mother found me at the docks--in pain and doubled over with tears streaming down my face. My mother immediately ordered her guards to take me to her villa where I was treated by the family's healer. I was given pain tonic and ordered to rest.
The cause of the pain will remain to my knowledge and that of my family. I sent a Raven to Magdy in order to let him know what was happening and begged once more for secrecy. The Kingdom shouldn't know of the Princess' weakness. After the pain reduced, and feeling the longing to be back with my husband, I took a ship back to Kalahari. The healer made me travel with the pain tonic.
Once arrived, I have kept my illness a secret but now that I am better and with only slight pain---I am allowing the Herald to publish the news of my return and the reason for my absence."
The Chronicles staff, along with all Kalahari, rejoice in the Princess' return. Her family is such an important part of the fabric of the Kingdom,
and her gracious interplay with all citizens is renowned.
Welcome back, Princess!
KALAHARI HOSPITALITY
As the "Welcoming Kingdom," Kalahari has a well-deserved reputation as the Hospitality Capital of the Micronations. A case in point is the generosity of Tavern Manager Cindy, who has fed numerous visitors from the agricultural produce of the Kingdom. Today, she fed the poor orphan Jamaal, who has no resources, but is adopted by the Kingdom, as are all refugees.
MEDIEVAL MURMURS
The Kingdom welcomes Alexx Demonia, the personal slave of Dr. Adeel C. Eagor, the hero of the recent plague epidemic. Slave Alexx may also assist the Doctor in the Medical Centre.
King Hassan took slave dara on an exploratory mission, having heard that there were some refugees that were not cared for in surrounding areas. We hope to hear more about their journey in future editions of the Chronicles.
Afraa al Abid
Kalahari Herald
PRINCESS LIVIA'S ILLNESS REVEALED
HEROICALLY KEPT AILMENT A SECRET UNTIL HER RETURN TO THE KINGDOM
FIRST PERSON NARRATIVE FROM THE PRINCESS
For security reasons, the Palace requested that the Chronicles keep silent about Princess Livia's illness until her safe return. It is a well-known fact that the Kalahari Herald, Afraa al Abid, always obeys the King without a murmur of protest. So it is only now that we can share the Princess' exciting narrative.
"One morning I awoke to sharp pains in my stomach. I had no idea what the reason was and knew that I had to seek out help. I sent a Raven to the Palace to inform my brother (King Hassan) that I was leaving for Rome to seek out our healer. I asked him to keep my illness a secret.
I traveled to Rome during the night--having spoken with Magdy who was busy at the farm. Once in Rome, my mother found me at the docks--in pain and doubled over with tears streaming down my face. My mother immediately ordered her guards to take me to her villa where I was treated by the family's healer. I was given pain tonic and ordered to rest.
The cause of the pain will remain to my knowledge and that of my family. I sent a Raven to Magdy in order to let him know what was happening and begged once more for secrecy. The Kingdom shouldn't know of the Princess' weakness. After the pain reduced, and feeling the longing to be back with my husband, I took a ship back to Kalahari. The healer made me travel with the pain tonic.
Once arrived, I have kept my illness a secret but now that I am better and with only slight pain---I am allowing the Herald to publish the news of my return and the reason for my absence."
The Chronicles staff, along with all Kalahari, rejoice in the Princess' return. Her family is such an important part of the fabric of the Kingdom,
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| Princess Livia bringing baby Lilybeth to the Courtyard |
and her gracious interplay with all citizens is renowned.
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| Princess Livia with Manager Cindy and Sir Kal |
Welcome back, Princess!
KALAHARI HOSPITALITY
As the "Welcoming Kingdom," Kalahari has a well-deserved reputation as the Hospitality Capital of the Micronations. A case in point is the generosity of Tavern Manager Cindy, who has fed numerous visitors from the agricultural produce of the Kingdom. Today, she fed the poor orphan Jamaal, who has no resources, but is adopted by the Kingdom, as are all refugees.
 |
| Tavern Manager Cindy feeding orphan Jamaal |
MEDIEVAL MURMURS
The Kingdom welcomes Alexx Demonia, the personal slave of Dr. Adeel C. Eagor, the hero of the recent plague epidemic. Slave Alexx may also assist the Doctor in the Medical Centre.
King Hassan took slave dara on an exploratory mission, having heard that there were some refugees that were not cared for in surrounding areas. We hope to hear more about their journey in future editions of the Chronicles.
Afraa al Abid
Kalahari Herald
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