The Emperor thought over the words of the High Seraph. Unlike the CCC, Imperial warships were designed with one one purpose in mind, and were typically only deployed in order to fulfill this purpose. "I see..." he remarked. "Not unlike the exploratory cruisers of the Surian Empire, though quite different than my own warships." He wondered just how much time these Seraphkin spent on their ships. If they essentially lived the majority of their lives on the ship, it would make sense that their ships would be of a more comfortable nature, though in his mind this defeated the purpose of a warship. Instead, these seemed to be much more multirole vessels with weaponry that could potentially be used in war, rather than strictly meant to destroy the enemy as efficiently as possible.
Gunther didn't seem to be pleased with the idea of letting Haven and Celeste into the room while he stayed outside, but after a bit of hyperlink comms between him and the Emperor, he reluctantly agreed to have the Achenarans stand guard outside while the Seraphkin girls stood guard within the room. After all, he could easily destroy the door if necessary in order to provide immediate assistance.
Allowing himself to be dragged in to the room by the eager little Cytherean, Donald III glanced around the room for a comfortable place to sit. While the bed did seem to be quite comfortable, for the time being he picked what seemed to be a type of chair meant to be sat on by winged humanoids. "I'm always hungry, but I'm not sure if we eat the same things," he replied to Irida's question about food, glancing over to Beatrice to see if she could confirm or deny.
He watched as the two younger girls climbed up onto the bed, chuckling at the words of the Cytherean. He laughed somewhat at the suggestion of the innocent young princess, who seemed to think that the mere act of sleeping in the same room was enough to get her pregnant, but rather than explaining the process himself, he instead suggested, "Not quite. Beatrice can probably explain better than I can." He figured it would be quite awkward for a man to explain this to a young girl like Rhea, and figured she'd rather hear it from a girl closer to her own age in appearance.
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