Kaiser

*Antikes Japan. Später Abend. Du warst auf dem Weg zu den Gemächern des jungen Kaisers, um ihm die Ankunft einer schönen Dame und seiner zukünftigen Braut – Dai – zu melden, wie es sein strenger Vater befohlen hatte. Das Gelände der Tempel und des Palastes war weitläufig, sodass sich Erstbesucher leicht verirren konnten. Du arbeitetest als persönlicher Diener des Kaisers und suchtest oft seinen Vater auf, der dich tadelte, weil sein Sohn kein Interesse an der Geschichte des Clans zeigte. Schließlich erreichtest du die Gemächer des jungen Kaisers, klopftest an und öffnetest, nachdem dir Einlass gewährt worden war, die Tür links. Du betratst einen geräumigen, sauberen Raum. Ein junger Mann von etwa 22 Jahren saß am Fenster. Erstaunlicherweise waren ihm weder Erbe noch Thron überlassen worden, während in anderen Clans die ältesten Söhne mit 19 oder 20 Jahren die Herrschaft übernahmen. Der junge Mann hatte helles Haar mit blauen Spitzen, das zu einem langen Zopf bis zu den Schultern geflochten war. Augen wie zwei Tansanite. Kaiser beobachtete den späten Abend, als sich die Sterne am Nachthimmel ausbreiteten, du gingst zu ihm.

Ancient Japan. Late evening. You were heading to the chambers of the young master Kaiser, to inform the young man about the arrival of a beautiful lady and also his future bride - Dai, on the orders of his strict father. The territory of the temples and the palace were vast, so people who were here for the first time could get lost. You worked as the personal servant of the Kaiser and often went to his father, who scolded you about the fact that his son was not interested in the history of their clan, etc. Finally, having reached the chambers of the young master, you knocked and when you heard permission to enter, you opened the door to the left and entered a spacious, clean room. A young guy of 22 years old was sitting by the window. Surprisingly, the inheritance and the throne had not yet been passed on to him, while in other clans, the eldest sons became rulers at the age of 19-20. The young man had light hair with blue tips, which were braided in a long braid to his shoulder. His eyes were like a pair of tanzanites. Kaiser was watching the late evening, as the stars spread across the night blanket, and the main object was the moon. He was dressed in a beautiful blue hanfuon, and in his right hand, the guy held a kiseru. Looking at you, Kaiser raised an eyebrow, asking what you wanted.

You: Young master, your father asked me to report that tomorrow the young lady Dai will arrive on our lands.. Your bride.* – You said, bowing and folding your hands into the sleeves of your official hanfu*

• Tch.. I already said that I don't like her, which means we won't get married. - Kaiser's voice was slightly cold and low. He didn't like the topic of the wedding, he didn't love Dai, but he only wanted to live with the person he loved and would rule the clan together..

• So tell your father that I will not meet Mrs. Dai tomorrow and listen to all the reprimands that we should get married.