Eternity RPC Board
03-26-2019, 07:04 PM
Handling of the guests
From the moment the respective delegations, they never got a moment they weren't served with the finest soyabarian refreshments and cuisine soyabar had to offer. Serving the royals first somewhat sooner than later, as this was a good moment for soyabar to make a good impression on its honoured guests Eventually when the entire fanfare was ready to go to the road al the delegations were led to the requested locations those who wanted to partake in the tomatina were led to the international guests tribune where they had a good view, good shots and low chance of getting hit by a stray tomato.
The Fanfare/tomatina
The fanfare started with a couple of floats, depicting the cartoon versions of the previous emperor and the future emperor on floats making fun of them. A typical Soyabarian emperor could expect to be made fun of twice, alive or dead. At your crowning and the crowning of your follow up. And only humiliated once deeply in this event. It all started all the way back with the first emperor but thats more myth than fact.
But now it was time and the floats Came and went on the entire route diplomats, translators, did their best to translate everything that was in soyabarian humour or language to our guest. Then it came time for the IIL to parade by, saluting the guest as they passed by.
Then 2 guys with a banner passed stating Throw at the guy whos coming after the horses passed
(point of view from the stand)
The sound of horses came near, people cheering as the tomatoes flew all around, some to early but most on spot. the people where full on allowed to keep on throwing it at eachother an hour after the "captive" passed.
It would be foolish of the police to break it up sooner. But the horses came closer and closer to the stands
Playing their tune again and again. The diplomats cheered a little as the horses passed. Gave a tomato to each delegate and started to give a good example by throwing a couple of them themselves. right on the head and on his shirt. Making sure some of the stains on the clothes never would get out of it
From the moment the respective delegations, they never got a moment they weren't served with the finest soyabarian refreshments and cuisine soyabar had to offer. Serving the royals first somewhat sooner than later, as this was a good moment for soyabar to make a good impression on its honoured guests Eventually when the entire fanfare was ready to go to the road al the delegations were led to the requested locations those who wanted to partake in the tomatina were led to the international guests tribune where they had a good view, good shots and low chance of getting hit by a stray tomato.
The Fanfare/tomatina
The fanfare started with a couple of floats, depicting the cartoon versions of the previous emperor and the future emperor on floats making fun of them. A typical Soyabarian emperor could expect to be made fun of twice, alive or dead. At your crowning and the crowning of your follow up. And only humiliated once deeply in this event. It all started all the way back with the first emperor but thats more myth than fact.
But now it was time and the floats Came and went on the entire route diplomats, translators, did their best to translate everything that was in soyabarian humour or language to our guest. Then it came time for the IIL to parade by, saluting the guest as they passed by.
Then 2 guys with a banner passed stating Throw at the guy whos coming after the horses passed
(point of view from the stand)
The sound of horses came near, people cheering as the tomatoes flew all around, some to early but most on spot. the people where full on allowed to keep on throwing it at eachother an hour after the "captive" passed.
It would be foolish of the police to break it up sooner. But the horses came closer and closer to the stands
Playing their tune again and again. The diplomats cheered a little as the horses passed. Gave a tomato to each delegate and started to give a good example by throwing a couple of them themselves. right on the head and on his shirt. Making sure some of the stains on the clothes never would get out of it