Leader invites to cruise(MT|No violence|Meeting|IC|Closed)

[Troperia]

Mathias stood at the deck, book in hand. There was nobody else there and it was peaceful.He watched the setting sun before plopping down into a chair and he started reading his book.

[The Intergalactic Universe Corporation]

Thatcher was enjoying chatting with Golahman, he was kind of funny when he opened up and she really felt happy that he had shed his cocoon and learnt to socialise.

[Krugeristan]

"Yes . . . I guess so. It means you're subject to being invited to my estate at random for dinner, or I could just take you here, in this ship's restaurant . . . unless you're busy . . . then I'll just go back to whatever I was doing earlier . . . which was nothing."

"I am free, and would love to have dinner with you in the ship's restaurant." smiles Thatcher

"OK. Good. Um . . . alright. I'll . . . get us a table . . . and . . . that'll be good, I hope." Golahman knew that Western, or just plain perverted, countries would assume he was taking her on a date, but an average Krugeristani would think that they were just friends.

[The Intergalactic Universe Corporation]

"I am free, and would love to have dinner with you in the ship's restaurant." smiles Thatcher

"OK. Good. Um . . . alright. I'll . . . get us a table . . . and . . . that'll be good, I hope." Golahman knew that Western, or just plain perverted, countries would assume he was taking her on a date, but an average Krugeristani would think that they were just friends.

Thatcher was pleased when Golahman got a table which faced the ocean. He certainly knew she preferred sitting by the window. "Karak, thank you for having dinner with me. As you know, and I know, this is not a date, our age difference is too great, and I only view you as a friend, let's keep this informal shall we?" says Thatcher.

[Krugeristan]

"OK. Good. Um . . . alright. I'll . . . get us a table . . . and . . . that'll be good, I hope." Golahman knew that Western, or just plain perverted, countries would assume he was taking her on a date, but an average Krugeristani would think that they were just friends.

Thatcher was pleased when Golahman got a table which faced the ocean. He certainly knew she preferred sitting by the window. "Karak, thank you for having dinner with me. As you know, and I know, this is not a date, our age difference is too great, and I only view you as a friend, let's keep this informal shall we?" says Thatcher.

"Please, I know it's not a date. In Krugeristan, it isn't unusual for friends to take friends out for dinner, and it doesn't imply romance. Tabloids are banned because they love to assume people are dating, and we can't deal with it, but our dog handlers love to deal with them. However, this isn't my country, and I can guarantee there is some uneducated pervert who assumes this is something else."

[Troperia]

The sun was setting even futher and it was getting darker. So, Mathias decided to go inside where it was much brighter and decided to sit at a table near Golahman and Thatcher. He wanted to hear what they were talking about.

[Vulkata II]

Bar/Dining Room
"We only have some mix nuts and chocolate chip cookies, breakfast should be here in half a minute and for the champagne here you go" the bartender then grabbed 7 champagne bottles and yelled for a waiter to hold one of them for him.

The Bartender then grabbed some kind of sword and hit it on the center of the end of the bottle and the cork flew, he continues it with the other 6 and gave it to Chris.

"Sorry if you were intending to open it yourself" the bartender then continued to clean a piece of glass "Also if you need to talk to John there he is" he then points to John playing chess looking sad.

[Skyhooked]

Stan Dixon grabs one of the bottles, drinks from it, tosses some money to the bartender and then goes to the John. "Howdy again, how is it goin'? And I still wonder, what country should I visit next... there are so many of them..."

[Vulkata II]

John then looked at Stan stopping with his lonely chess game.

"Oh there's a lot of countries that's great but i really like Israel but it's probably just me being religious.

I also visited Constant- Istanbul. Istanbul. It's pretty nice really but again it's probably just me being religious but i really advise visiting Boracay Philippines if you like the sun and sand but I'm not.

Oh oh and there's Geneva and Niagara falls if you need your mind relax ahh i still remember going there of course i went to Berlin once and the only thing i remembered was getting to Brussels and got mugged though the only thing they stole was my wallet and I'm pretty sure i was drunk at that time so i wasted a lot of money on either drinks or transport.

But really Stan if you want to explore the world then explore the world! There's an adventure in the four corners of the world and you should visit every last one of them well if they're safe but you get the point" John then continued with his chess game and moved a black bishop eating a white knight and gets a checkmate.

[Skyhooked]

Stan almost finished his bottle "Well, then I will just take a globe, spin it and throw a dart. Then I will visit the country I hit. Will retry if hit the ocean... And I think you wonder, why I want to travel? Just wanted some new impressions and inspiration... I decided to go with my secretary, but she was a bit late to the cruise, so I will catch up with her later."

[Yugoslav Memes]

The rakija on the ship improved vastly in quality, and such a relief was very much cherished by the Slav. The other fruit brandies were also worthy of his taste, it, while rough and crude in distillation, provided a balance between the fineness and smoothness as presented in urban liquor and the boldness of their rural counterparts.

Goran then proceeded to interrupt the conversation on places to go, to give what in his eyes was 'good advice', to both of the men. Of course this was an emergency situation on ČOZANS's part.

"Why stop at...heptapeiral locations and coordinates? You both are truly...leaders deserving more than what mere...7 continents could offer." he then pointed over to the horizon, guiding both's sight. "What is beyond that great swath of blue are countless continents and regions filled with a myriad of sceneries, wildlife and wonders, and of course...hospitable locals. It might as well be infinite...Unspeakable amounts of wealth waiting for someone to rejoice in their beauty. Isn't it? Heptapeiral locations...ah they're always so repetitive and predictable, there is only one model from which they follow."

It was not sure whether or not the other two understood what was a 'heptapeiral' or anything remotely close to interregional geography for that matter, but hey, at least it could get them suggested on some fancy new continent or region. Like, uh, Dienstad, or, uh, Sondria, or, uh, Ausozera, eh there's plenty of them. (Not like they would really enjoy the type of the two.)

[Pacificora]

Prime minister Zariff Galar steps onto deck shortly followed by Pacificora's ambassador Antonio Costiniano.
"Why did I even come on this stupid cruise" said Zariff.

"Because you're trying to become less isolated, that's what you told me a month ago when you informed me about our little trip"

"Well it hasn't worked out great has it? I've just been sitting around having coffee for 3 days"

" you need to socialise. There are 12 million people relying on your ability to socialise. Pacificora is tired of being isolated, and it's your job to make their visions come true. populusque populum sequi ducem sequi populus" Antonio said smiling.

"Ugh, why do you always have to be right? Why aren't you prime minister?"

They both laugh on the deck of the ship in the dead of night, their laughter the only thing piercing the silence of the ocean.

[United Islands of Polis]

Prime minister Zariff Galar steps onto deck shortly followed by Pacificora's ambassador Antonio Costiniano.
"Why did I even come on this stupid cruise" said Zariff.

"Because you're trying to become less isolated, that's what you told me a month ago when you informed me about our little trip"

"Well it hasn't worked out great has it? I've just been sitting around having coffee for 3 days"

" you need to socialise. There are 12 million people relying on your ability to socialise. Pacificora is tired of being isolated, and it's your job to make their visions come true. populusque populum sequi ducem sequi populus" Antonio said smiling.

"Ugh, why do you always have to be right? Why aren't you prime minister?"

They both laugh on the deck of the ship in the dead of night, their laughter the only thing piercing the silence of the ocean.

OOC: You sign up yet? Even if you plan to, we're already closed

[Pacificora]

Prime minister Zariff Galar steps onto deck shortly followed by Pacificora's ambassador Antonio Costiniano.
"Why did I even come on this stupid cruise" said Zariff.

"Because you're trying to become less isolated, that's what you told me a month ago when you informed me about our little trip"

"Well it hasn't worked out great has it? I've just been sitting around having coffee for 3 days"

" you need to socialise. There are 12 million people relying on your ability to socialise. Pacificora is tired of being isolated, and it's your job to make their visions come true. populusque populum sequi ducem sequi populus" Antonio said smiling.

"Ugh, why do you always have to be right? Why aren't you prime minister?"

They both laugh on the deck of the ship in the dead of night, their laughter the only thing piercing the silence of the ocean.

OOC: You sign up yet? Even if you plan to, we're already closed

OOC: oh god sorry XD. Cya

[The Intergalactic Universe Corporation]

Thatcher was pleased when Golahman got a table which faced the ocean. He certainly knew she preferred sitting by the window. "Karak, thank you for having dinner with me. As you know, and I know, this is not a date, our age difference is too great, and I only view you as a friend, let's keep this informal shall we?" says Thatcher.

"Please, I know it's not a date. In Krugeristan, it isn't unusual for friends to take friends out for dinner, and it doesn't imply romance. Tabloids are banned because they love to assume people are dating, and we can't deal with it, but our dog handlers love to deal with them. However, this isn't my country, and I can guarantee there is some uneducated pervert who assumes this is something else."

"Well then, what do you want to order? I think I will have the fish and chips." says Thatcher

[Krugeristan]

"Please, I know it's not a date. In Krugeristan, it isn't unusual for friends to take friends out for dinner, and it doesn't imply romance. Tabloids are banned because they love to assume people are dating, and we can't deal with it, but our dog handlers love to deal with them. However, this isn't my country, and I can guarantee there is some uneducated pervert who assumes this is something else."

"Well then, what do you want to order? I think I will have the fish and chips." says Thatcher

"The fried shrimp basket, with biscuits and gravy." He smirked. "I know that sounds so unhealthy, but political leaders in Krugeristan barely eat anything anyways."

[The Intergalactic Universe Corporation]

"Well then, what do you want to order? I think I will have the fish and chips." says Thatcher

"The fried shrimp basket, with biscuits and gravy." He smirked. "I know that sounds so unhealthy, but political leaders in Krugeristan barely eat anything anyways."

"Nevermind, I do like to treat myself to some comfort food every once in a while and I think it is alright to eat unhealthily, provided it is coupled with exercise. Also, how does Krugeristan's political system work?" says Thatcher, sipping her tea and buttering another scone.

[Krugeristan]

"The fried shrimp basket, with biscuits and gravy." He smirked. "I know that sounds so unhealthy, but political leaders in Krugeristan barely eat anything anyways."

"Nevermind, I do like to treat myself to some comfort food every once in a while and I think it is alright to eat unhealthily, provided it is coupled with exercise. Also, how does Krugeristan's political system work?" says Thatcher, sipping her tea and buttering another scone.

"The president is elected for life by a popular vote, but the Parliament is switched out every four years. Each district of Krugeristan has a representative sent. We have fifteen districts, which means there are no ties on votes, but if there's an issue, I have the power to override decisions. A person cannot run for any office if he hasn't served in the military, and is at least twenty-eight years old. We are largely a one-party system--the Nationalist Party has run everything since our creation, but we have smaller parties. We really don't have issues with opposition parties until they start getting rowdy."

[Troperia]

"But that sounds so....unfree! I mean, one party system, elected for life, age limits, disapproval towards violenct opposition...what kind of horrible undemocratic democratic political system is that?" speaks a boy named Mathias, who was sitting nearby.

[The Intergalactic Universe Corporation]

"Nevermind, I do like to treat myself to some comfort food every once in a while and I think it is alright to eat unhealthily, provided it is coupled with exercise. Also, how does Krugeristan's political system work?" says Thatcher, sipping her tea and buttering another scone.

"The president is elected for life by a popular vote, but the Parliament is switched out every four years. Each district of Krugeristan has a representative sent. We have fifteen districts, which means there are no ties on votes, but if there's an issue, I have the power to override decisions. A person cannot run for any office if he hasn't served in the military, and is at least twenty-eight years old. We are largely a one-party system--the Nationalist Party has run everything since our creation, but we have smaller parties. We really don't have issues with opposition parties until they start getting rowdy."

"Well, don't you think that a change in leaders is a good idea? I think it might bring some new ideas and make your nation more able to move forward." says Thatcher

[Krugeristan]

"The president is elected for life by a popular vote, but the Parliament is switched out every four years. Each district of Krugeristan has a representative sent. We have fifteen districts, which means there are no ties on votes, but if there's an issue, I have the power to override decisions. A person cannot run for any office if he hasn't served in the military, and is at least twenty-eight years old. We are largely a one-party system--the Nationalist Party has run everything since our creation, but we have smaller parties. We really don't have issues with opposition parties until they start getting rowdy."

"Well, don't you think that a change in leaders is a good idea? I think it might bring some new ideas and make your nation more able to move forward." says Thatcher

"We're really not fond of . . . new ideas. That's why we were formed. Most of us are the children of American Conservatives who couldn't stand the rise of Progressivism."

[The Intergalactic Universe Corporation]

"Well, don't you think that a change in leaders is a good idea? I think it might bring some new ideas and make your nation more able to move forward." says Thatcher

"We're really not fond of . . . new ideas. That's why we were formed. Most of us are the children of American Conservatives who couldn't stand the rise of Progressivism."

"I think Krugeristan should learn to accept new opinions and think of ways to use them to enhance Krugeristani culture, society and economic output, and this will make Krugeristan a nation that is open to new ideas but is still rooted in its traditional values." says Thatcher, buttering another scone and drinking some more tea.

[Krugeristan]

"We're really not fond of . . . new ideas. That's why we were formed. Most of us are the children of American Conservatives who couldn't stand the rise of Progressivism."

"I think Krugeristan should learn to accept new opinions and think of ways to use them to enhance Krugeristani culture, society and economic output, and this will make Krugeristan a nation that is open to new ideas but is still rooted in its traditional values." says Thatcher, buttering another scone and drinking some more tea.

Golahman wasn't sure what to say next. "You realize, there are certain things you may consider harmless that are illegal in Krugeristan, right?"

[The Intergalactic Universe Corporation]

"I think Krugeristan should learn to accept new opinions and think of ways to use them to enhance Krugeristani culture, society and economic output, and this will make Krugeristan a nation that is open to new ideas but is still rooted in its traditional values." says Thatcher, buttering another scone and drinking some more tea.

Golahman wasn't sure what to say next. "You realize, there are certain things you may consider harmless that are illegal in Krugeristan, right?"

"Yes, but I think giving the people some more freedom to say things they want to say is not too bad a thing, unless they start protesting and rioting, that is." says Thatcher

[Krugeristan]

Golahman wasn't sure what to say next. "You realize, there are certain things you may consider harmless that are illegal in Krugeristan, right?"

"Yes, but I think giving the people some more freedom to say things they want to say is not too bad a thing, unless they start protesting and rioting, that is." says Thatcher

"Oh, people can say whatever they want in Krugeristan, but the minute the so-called 'social justice warriors' come out--" Golahman made a slashing gesture across his throat.