Just as the Bzerne delegation arrived at the venue of the festival, their eyes opened wide with excitement and enthusiasm.

PRESIDENT BLYTHE: Honey, look at that! Wish we had such a beautiful antique ship like that in Bzerneleg! Wow!

MRS. BLYTHE: Reminds me of when we sat on the yacht your father bought us for our marriage during our first honeymoon.

SECRETARY RASMUSSEN: Sir, we have new updates on the Reizen Civil War. Hanaka has announced its...

PRESIDENT BLYTHE: David, let's not tangled up in the politics. Leave it for later and let's enjoy this for now.

The President, in his formal white tie costume, and the First Lady, in her glamorous and shiny dress, walked onto the ship and was first greeted by the Peony of Huawan. 
 
As the Peony bowed towards him and the delegation, the President smiled awkwardly as he was never in a situation where people bowed to him.

PRESIDENT BLYTHE: It's been a long time since we last met, My Peony, thank you for having us here today. I have had a very good time so far in Huawan, I and my wife are very fond of the country's architecture and culture. That is why we have taken some time to explore around this beautiful city of yours.
 

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Meanwhile, the Secretary of State and Ambassador to Huawan stood in a corner at Zen Garden...

SECRETARY RASMUSSEN: Christina, can you just come here for a second?

AMBASSADOR FREELAND: Sure, what's happening?

SECRETARY RASMUSSEN: This guy is totally nuts. I don't expect him to stay in his place for long.

AMBASSADOR FREELAND: Who are you talking about?

SECRETARY RASMUSSEN: The President! He's supposed to come here and get the opportunity while all leaders are together and pull countries to our side. It's not all about the fun.

AMBASSADOR FREELAND: I understand you. But calm down, let him do what he wants and have fun. Besides, won't you consider the backlash we might get if we bring politics into this event?

The seasoned diplomat David Rasmussen sighs while Ambassador Freeland walked away in anger.