A young woman clad in traditional Finixian garb sat in a very run-down "office" as police sirens wailed in the distance.  She looked at the cheap off-brand smartphone on her desk, rolling her eyes at the various orders for evacuations on her phone before returning to the parchment on her desk.  A hibiscus flower fell from her thick, curly hair onto the paper.  She brushed it aside gently, picked up her pen, then started writing.

"To nation leaders who bother to read this message:  Thank you, first of all.  I am Empress Phoenix the Unknown, of the nation now known as FiHami.  I wish to talk about trade deals and alliances with you, over tea and traditional Finixian cuisine, next week perhaps.  If you would like to attend, please reply to this letter by this Friday by either calling or sending a letter to Tikiri'i City Hall, as, well, Ha'Hani will probably be 100 meters under lava by the way the science people are telling us to get out.  I speak Finixian and English, so if you know either of those languages, you don't need an interpreter.

Signed,

EMPRESS PHOENIX THE UNKNOWN"

When she finished writing her letter, in both Finixian and English, the young girl stood up.  She walked to the 10 year old copy machine, made a bunch of copies, and put the copies in their own envelopes.  She looked around, noting the hibiscus flowers she dropped on her way to the copy machine.  She picked them up, ripping the pedals off the stem, then put the pedals in each envelope.  As she closed the envelopes, she smiled, thinking of her favorite orange hibiscus tea.  The Empress addressed the envelopes to various nations around the world, then put them in the "Mail To Send" box just outside her door.  The official courier of FiHami picked up the letters 10 minutes later, while Empress Phoenix packed her essential items to take to Tikiri'i City Hall.  With one last nostalgic glance at the office, she sighed, knowing it would be some time before the city was declared "safe" once more.

(OOC- uh I'm really new to this so thank you for reading while I learn the ropes.  Um, I don't really have any plans for this, just kind of a "go with the flow" deal of how nation leaders interact.  Obviously my nation is a new nation, they're small but rapidly developing.  They are very heavily reliant on their religion, which around 90% of the citizens believe whole-heartedly.  The "young woman" in charge is, in fact, 17.  So clearly, no experience in politics.  You can use this information however you would like.)