Youko had taken a break from Keiki's lessons in order to clear her mind, which was spinning with a thousand terms and references. Under Keiki's direction, her mentors had started into the entire line of rules dating back to the inception of the Kingdom of Kei, including their posthumous names, origins, length of royal term, first and any following
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Deciding the least she could do was warn Youko, Shoukei decided to look for her herself. She was surprised she found the queen before Keiki, resting peacefully by a lagoon. Walking over, she abruptly say down beside her.
"Hiding from Keiki again?"
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"How are you, Shoukei?"
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"Me? I'm just fine. I'm busy, but I suppose I'm not nearly so in comparison to you."
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"Actually..." she admitted as her laughter died down. "It's not the historical facts I wanted to get away from. That part is easy... it's no different than studying for exams in Hourai. And I know that it's all standard knowledge that anyone at Shougaku needs to learn."
She looked back at the waters of the lagoon. There were beautiful fish swimming nearby, attracted to the unfamiliar instrusion of bare feet into their realm.
"Actually, I've been getting... a little homesick lately."
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Although she never said anything aloud, worried that she would make Shoukei unhappy, but she envied Shoukei's unconscious regal bearing. It was so natural, she'd never be able to mimic it.
"Here we go," she said, patting the blue-haired girl on the shoulder and then stepping into the crowd.
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"Wow, it sure is lively! It seems more and more people come to Kei everyday."
Unfortunately a lot of them were refugees from Kou
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