"The first item of business, a proposition from the lady of the north kingdom of White Peaks, of a mutually beneficial trade agreement. The lady Areina." The announcer declared.
After speaking, the lady stepped forward. Clad in a form-fitting green gown, trimmed with a pale white fur, she cut a gorgeous form amongst the assembled crowd. Her pale skin accentuated her fine blonde hair, that hung loosely down to her chest, of which her ample cleavage rose gently to her breath. Although clearly mature, perhaps 40 years of age even, she had not lost any of her desirable and lusty figure, her curves and assets as pert and as firm as ever. You couldn't help but be taken back by this fiery milf of the north lands, and she gave you a coy wink sensing your gaze at her form.
"My lord," she began, bowing ever so slightly to reveal a tantalizing glimpse of her breasts, "my people have often petitioned your father for mutually benefitial trade," you couldn't help but give a small smirk to this comment, and she seemed to grin as she continued, "but he had always turn down our advances. No matter how we persisted in changing his mind, or how hard we sought to bring union between our people. But as you are now prince regent, perhaps you will now reconsider my-" she paused taking a step forward and squeezing her breasts between her arms. A seemingly hidden gesture to all around you, but you got full view of her come hither advance.
"Our offering. After all, it could truly benefit both of us." And at those final words she pouted her lips, clasping her hands together, presenting even more of her breasts.
As she finished, an advisor to your late father sidled up to you side. His name is Borian, and was a particularly borish character even by the standards of your advisors. "My liege, as aha Tempting as the lady Areina's proposition is-" at which you glanced at the lady's immense eyes, she seemed to be looking you all over. "There was reason for which your father did not engage in further, practices with the people of White Peak. They have a habit of disputing borders, and in the past there have been skirmishes, sometimes violent but never formal war, between our people's. however the benefits they offer are admirable, and the feelings of our public far less hostile then they once were. The decision is yours."
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