Princess Nura’s Ascension to the Throne [IC/READ OP]

[Insaanistan]

“Is that so?” she said smiling.

He smiles back. "Yes. You've proved it yourself."

“Well, sometimes one mustn’t listen,” Nura said. “Someone once told me ‘If we spend our whole lives craning our ears to listen, we’ll be too distracted to keep walking forward.’”

[Langenia]

He smiles back. "Yes. You've proved it yourself."

“Well, sometimes one mustn’t listen,” Nura said. “Someone once told me ‘If we spend our whole lives craning our ears to listen, we’ll be too distracted to keep walking forward.’”

"That is true. My coming to power may or may not have been based on that principle."

[Insaanistan]

“Well, sometimes one mustn’t listen,” Nura said. “Someone once told me ‘If we spend our whole lives craning our ears to listen, we’ll be too distracted to keep walking forward.’”

"That is true. My coming to power may or may not have been based on that principle."

“Really? How so?”

[Langenia]

"That is true. My coming to power may or may not have been based on that principle."

“Really? How so?”

"Let's just say the Langenian president then was a VERY bad leader, grew unpopular, and I just jumped in with the military on my side. When that happened things improved."

[Insaanistan]

“Really? How so?”

"Let's just say the Langenian president then was a VERY bad leader, grew unpopular, and I just jumped in with the military on my side. When that happened things improved."

“Interesting,” Nura said. She called to her cousins “Salaam Namaste is on TV!”
They rushed in and sat in front of the TV to watch the program.

[Country of redwood]

"Let's just say the Langenian president then was a VERY bad leader, grew unpopular, and I just jumped in with the military on my side. When that happened things improved."

“Interesting,” Nura said. She called to her cousins “Salaam Namaste is on TV!”
They rushed in and sat in front of the TV to watch the program.

"What show is that?"

[Insaanistan]

“Interesting,” Nura said. She called to her cousins “Salaam Namaste is on TV!”
They rushed in and sat in front of the TV to watch the program.

"What show is that?"

“It’s an episode of ‘Jalebi Street’, and Indian children’s show that promotes religious and ethnic tolerance, hygiene and having fun. The kids love it.”

[Country of redwood]

"What show is that?"

“It’s an episode of ‘Jalebi Street’, and Indian children’s show that promotes religious and ethnic tolerance, hygiene and having fun. The kids love it.”

"I wanna watch!"Mars says

[Viradan]

“I see anarchy as a big help to my nation. For one, anarchism has decreased crime almost to zero, and while there is chaos in some areas, there are also Government Areas of Viradan which there are areas for people who want avoid the crazy places in Viradan. It all works out well.”

“Uh-huh,” Nura said, still not a believer in any possible virtues of anarchy.

Alfred looks at Nura directly in the eye staring at her
“You think I’m insane right? That I’m crazy thinking that legalizing everything is a good idea?”

[Insaanistan]

“Uh-huh,” Nura said, still not a believer in any possible virtues of anarchy.

Alfred looks at Nura directly in the eye staring at her
“You think I’m insane right? That I’m crazy thinking that legalizing everything is a good idea?”

“Most certainly,” she said.
Salma was complaining about the show.
“Are they dumb?” she said. “The teacher is saying ‘ni hao’, not ‘meow’, not ‘knee is how?’ not ‘me how?’. ‘Ni hao!’ it means ‘hello’.”
Sure enough, the teacher in the show then corrected the children, letting them know she was saying “ni hao”, meaning “hello” in Chinese.

[Country of redwood]

Alfred looks at Nura directly in the eye staring at her
“You think I’m insane right? That I’m crazy thinking that legalizing everything is a good idea?”

“Most certainly,” she said.
Salma was complaining about the show.
“Are they dumb?” she said. “The teacher is saying ‘ni hao’, not ‘meow’, not ‘knee is how?’ not ‘me how?’. ‘Ni hao!’ it means ‘hello’.”
Sure enough, the teacher in the show then corrected the children, letting them know she was saying “ni hao”, meaning “hello” in Chinese.

Mars hands Nura a apple

[Insaanistan]

“Most certainly,” she said.
Salma was complaining about the show.
“Are they dumb?” she said. “The teacher is saying ‘ni hao’, not ‘meow’, not ‘knee is how?’ not ‘me how?’. ‘Ni hao!’ it means ‘hello’.”
Sure enough, the teacher in the show then corrected the children, letting them know she was saying “ni hao”, meaning “hello” in Chinese.

Mars hands Nura a apple

“Umm... thank you, Mars.”

[Country of redwood]

Mars hands Nura a apple

“Umm... thank you, Mars.”

"I really need to ask my parents why they named me after a planet"Mars says

[Insaanistan]

“Umm... thank you, Mars.”

"I really need to ask my parents why they named me after a planet"Mars says

Nura immediately began laughing.
“Does it bother you?”

[Country of redwood]

"I really need to ask my parents why they named me after a planet"Mars says

Nura immediately began laughing.
“Does it bother you?”

"Nah it's fine now but when I was younger I used to get picked on about it"

[Insaanistan]

Nura immediately began laughing.
“Does it bother you?”

"Nah it's fine now but when I was younger I used to get picked on about it"

“Just don’t worry about it. If any of the kids pick on you, let me know.”

[Country of redwood]

"Nah it's fine now but when I was younger I used to get picked on about it"

“Just don’t worry about it. If any of the kids pick on you, let me know.”

"Okay"

[Insaanistan]

“Just don’t worry about it. If any of the kids pick on you, let me know.”

"Okay"

Upon hearing one of the characters say “salaam valeykum” (the most common Indian pronunciation of “As-salaamu Ālaykum”), most of the children immediately returned the greeting in unison.
“Nura,” said one. “Are we related to Mrs. Khan?” he asked, referencing the family friend who had said “Salaam Valeykum”.
“No...” Nura said, “No, we’re not.”

[Insaanistan]

The children annoyingly began singing the song from the show.
“Namaste! Namaste!
We fold our hands and say!
Namaste! Namaste!
We bow our heads and say!
Salaam Valeykum!
The Khan family’s way!
Vanakkum! Vanakkum!
In Tamil we say!
Sat Sri Akaal!
The big Punjabi hey!
To say hello in India
There are so many ways!
To say hello in India
There are so many ways!”

Nura was banging her head on the table trying to get to song out of her head.

[Romextly]

The children annoyingly began singing the song from the show.
“Namaste! Namaste!
We fold our hands and say!
Namaste! Namaste!
We bow our heads and say!
Salaam Valeykum!
The Khan family’s way!
Vanakkum! Vanakkum!
In Tamil we say!
Sat Sri Akaal!
The big Punjabi hey!
To say hello in India
There are so many ways!
To say hello in India
There are so many ways!”

Nura was banging her head on the table trying to get to song out of her head.

Ooc:In romextly not even the libs would use this show

[Insaanistan]

The children annoyingly began singing the song from the show.
“Namaste! Namaste!
We fold our hands and say!
Namaste! Namaste!
We bow our heads and say!
Salaam Valeykum!
The Khan family’s way!
Vanakkum! Vanakkum!
In Tamil we say!
Sat Sri Akaal!
The big Punjabi hey!
To say hello in India
There are so many ways!
To say hello in India
There are so many ways!”

Nura was banging her head on the table trying to get to song out of her head.

Ooc:In romextly not even the libs would use this show

(I feel like Indian libs just feel a need to compensate for their governments anti-Muslim Fascism and the countries general racism and anti-South Indian bias.)

[Silvedania]

The children annoyingly began singing the song from the show.
“Namaste! Namaste!
We fold our hands and say!
Namaste! Namaste!
We bow our heads and say!
Salaam Valeykum!
The Khan family’s way!
Vanakkum! Vanakkum!
In Tamil we say!
Sat Sri Akaal!
The big Punjabi hey!
To say hello in India
There are so many ways!
To say hello in India
There are so many ways!”

Nura was banging her head on the table trying to get to song out of her head.

"How can this song be so annoying and yet so educational?"

[Langenia]

The children annoyingly began singing the song from the show.
“Namaste! Namaste!
We fold our hands and say!
Namaste! Namaste!
We bow our heads and say!
Salaam Valeykum!
The Khan family’s way!
Vanakkum! Vanakkum!
In Tamil we say!
Sat Sri Akaal!
The big Punjabi hey!
To say hello in India
There are so many ways!
To say hello in India
There are so many ways!”

Nura was banging her head on the table trying to get to song out of her head.

"How can this song be so annoying and yet so educational?"

"I...am asking myself the same thing."

[Earth Allies]

OOC: Yes new flag of me:)
IC:
*Meanwhile in Pompey*

HRM: Look at these and buildings
Sophia: Try to find their jewary
HRM: No, I like their paintings here
Sophia: This country might be part of our world tour?
HRM: Yes.....yes.....

[Country of redwood]

The children annoyingly began singing the song from the show.
“Namaste! Namaste!
We fold our hands and say!
Namaste! Namaste!
We bow our heads and say!
Salaam Valeykum!
The Khan family’s way!
Vanakkum! Vanakkum!
In Tamil we say!
Sat Sri Akaal!
The big Punjabi hey!
To say hello in India
There are so many ways!
To say hello in India
There are so many ways!”

Nura was banging her head on the table trying to get to song out of her head.

"Reminds me of Redwoods cartoons"Mars says