Sakuramoria

In contrast to the first two, the new section was still dedicated to a specific theme – the king's conquests, regardless of whether his trophies were luxury items or people. The first of the thrones was even pleasing to the eye, although it didn't stand out in any particular way compared to any other seat that could be described as a "luxurious throne." The second was its complete opposite, and it was difficult to imagine it as anything other than an exhibit for a display – the design didn't look particularly comfortable or, in Leila's opinion, very aesthetically pleasing. But at least it sparked some interest in her regarding Lashenalia, about whom the girl's knowledge was quite limited. But what definitely didn't spark any interest was the final item in the collection – the clothes of the unfortunate Princess Sangvinaria. It was time to consider that the strained relations with neighbors in Sakuromoria were caused not so much by long-standing rivalry and territorial disputes, but by His Majesty's desire to collect wives from all over the world.
For some time, Leila looked at Nirianna, trying to come up with another witty comment about the new room, but considering the history of the last exhibit, nothing suitable or appropriate came to her mind.
“Shall we go on?” the Taimanian finally asked after an awkward pause.