THE ROSEHELM MISSIVE

[libertyybelle 6187]

 

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[!] Though written by an adult, the letter was clearly dictated by a child. A big warning was also clear.

 

ADULTS DO NOT READ. ONLY FOR CHILDREN!

 

Dear Children of the World,

 

After a long council meeting, we have found it fit to open our borders to harbor children of all races, genders, status and such. Whether you need a home for you have no parents, or you have parents and just want another home. 

 

The kid kingdom has the following accommodations. 

 

THE MARKET

Feel free to trade goods and candy for Rosehelm currency- and trade currency for certain goods. 

 

 

 

THE RESIDENTIAL ZONE

We have frequent sleepovers and miniature houses for rent. No mina required! Taxes paid in toy and sweets.

 

 

THRONE ROOM

A decadent throne room when the Queen holds weekly court meetings. Want to work? Adventure calling your name? Request from Her Most Grandest Royalest Majesty.

 

 

CASTLE LIBRARY

Reading is an important part of culture. Luckily honorary adults have offered their services for story time.

 

 

THE TREASURY DEPARTMENT

The treasury lends out many things; toys, candy, books. You name it! Just put in a request to the Royal Berry Treasurer.

 

 

THE CANDY CITADEL

Our military is NO joke. Complete with a tourney grounds, we have a set of knights patrolling the kingdom for dragons, monsters AND adults.

 

 

THE BADLANDS

The badlands is a no man zone. Legend says a kid went in there to establish his own territory and has NEVER been heard from since. One must assume he was eaten by the monsters.

 

 

THE [REDACTED]-

Information provided upon coming in. CONFIDENTIAL.

 

DECLARED AND ISSUED BY,

THE CHOSEN ONE, QUEEN OF KID KINGDOM, PRINCESS OF RENZFELD

Her Most Grandest Royalest Majesty, Amelia Margaret

 

THE GRANDEST KID PRINCESS OF THE KID KINGDOM

Her Highest of High Highness, Henrietta Therese

 

THE DUCHESS OF FELINES

Her Most Elegant Grace, Francesca Ada

 

THE HIGH ROYAL BERRY TREASURER

Her Excellent Excellency, Eugenie Cecile

 

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[Taketheshot 3834]

His Majesty King Joseph I looked over the missive with a slight smile. "The children of Providence take our old playground and turn it into something better. My heart warms, I hope to see what else they will do!" He spoke pocketing the missive to read later.

[clonky 1976]

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[milkyi 1990]

Génie smiles a wonderful smile at the missive...! But soon gets back to work, continuing to stamp Princess Amelia's face on some rose-coloured candy wrappers. Those Berry Crowns won't make themselves.

[Melpomenne 2032]

Eirene grumbled some, head shaking left to right with disgust. "Ever since. . that weird boy. . made. . one!" - "These. . cults have been. . spreading. . like an illness!" 

[Mannyy 982]

Wilhelm read the missive despite not being a child.

[1_Language_1 1671]

       Abraham reads the missive, sad that he is no longer a child. "Oh damn, if only I could reverse my age, I'm the youngest of my siblings."

[Axelu 4333]

Princess Helena read the missive with vigor to her children Alix, Ioannes, and Adrian, displaying muted amusement at the antics of her niece.

 

"By golly, Alice, whatever happened to that nation created by that Mondblume friend of yours? Perhaps you'll have to make a diplomatic visit, sometime soon!"

 

@venclair@JoanOfArc @Tiresiam

[PerfectlyPeachy 1383]

Henrietta hoped for an influx of visitors, carting various toys through the walls of the palace and into the kingdom of Rosehelm.

[annabanana1014 2084]

Her Majesty Queen Diana I looked over the missive with a warm smile. Such missive warming her heart as she showed it around to her family. “Goodness! I remember when we made this place.. Such improvement and it’s thriving. I hope the new generation enjoys it as much as we did.” She would say as she hanged the missive on the wall of her room- so proud.

[sergisala 3451]

His Imperial Highness Sergius Horen prepares his invasion of the kid kingdom.

[kuerbis 3802]

Leopoldine reads the missive to her youngest child, a light chuckle escaping her upon reading the titles aloud.