Egelion

[Louis]

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With her family no longer in negotiations about the Egelian constitution, the Princess of Rozevia, Gabriela, decided to take an unannounced vacation to Gaduridos - a first for Egelian royals for several decades. In the late 5600s, during the age of the late Anantonese Empire, King Romulo purchased a large home for the Montalivet family in Cuernatecas, a small but simply elegant city in Gaduridos, for future generations to enjoy. Yet, during the reign of King Artemio, the house went largely unvisited with the family preferring to visit their estates in Lourenne. Now, with a new government in place and a lively community, the Princess of Rozevia has returned to Gaduridos to admire the old estate.

According to Gaduri press sources, the Princess arrived in Ciudad de Gadur over four days ago. She was not seen arriving at the airport, but speculations sat that she was on a "government vehicle" in the city. The princess allegedly visited a beach on the southern part of Marlingatos and then went north to Gadur once again. It is in the capital where the princess was spotted. She was seen inside a small coffee shop by three locals, who immediately recognized the princess and the security around her. By the time she left the shop and walk a few blocks, the Gaduri press was all around her - and my oh my did she impress the locals. The Princess was wearing a bespoke, white and gold Agalencia bouclé pantsuit - perfectly tailored with sharp lapels and signature gold-trimmed buttons—complemented by a delicate gold fleur-de-lis necklace a nod to her distant Canrillaise roots. The Princess of Rozevia took some time to speak and greet those who surrounded her. She appeared and posed for some photos, but once again disappeared into the crowded shops down the street. 

Many in Gaduridos are asking several question: why is the princess here and why now? Many speculate that the princess is looking for "opportunity". Whether it is attending university in Gaduridos or promoting the royal family, the princess' intention are unclear. Some point to the rumor that she was seen in a state vehicle the day she supposedly arrived. Could she be in her own negotiations with the government, or is she being hosted? Regardless of her overall goals in the nation, the people in Gadur seemed to have given her a great reception and an open welcome to the nation. She portrayed the beauty and sophistication of House Montalivet to the crowd for all to see - and there were many eyes fixed on her after all. It is expected that she will head to Cuernatecas by the end of the week. Her surprise visit may as well end in a surprise for all of us.