The Mongol Prince ~ by SaralynArati

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Thanks so much, Lexia!! Part of the reason that the two "women" are as difficult to tell apart as they are, is that there is a limited amount of space to pack outfits, so Mulan and Yu Lien are sharing a few pieces of clothing, despite the "Princess" being ostensibly fancier dressed.

5 years ago

DysMalLexia

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It's quiet interesting to see Yu Lien with someone other than Mulan and was even mistaken for the "princess" I wonder where this could be going! Beautiful colours on Yu Lien's dress and I really like Prince Rouran design!

5 years ago

SaralynArati

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"If you're agreeable, I can propose to my mistress that, at least until we reach the Great Wall, we might all have dinner together," continued Yu Lien. Prince Rouran brightened at this idea. "Yes, that would be wonderful. I hope her Highness agrees. We should also invite General Li, don't you think? It would be impolite to exclude him." Obviously, the Mongol ambassador didn't know of Mulan's relationship with Shang. Or maybe he was trying to be kind, or simply didn't care about her past.

5 years ago

SaralynArati

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"And furthermore, to assign her errands to a male attendant, if possible. There is no reason to endanger you, either, Lady Yu Lien," the prince added, smiling. The sword spirit was conscious of a strange inner feeling, at that, but she couldn't immediately identify what it was, or what had caused it. Still, she found herself liking this so-called "barbarian". "Perhaps," she suggested, as he seemed determined to escort her back to her tent, "you might like to get to know the Princess better."

5 years ago

SaralynArati

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"I see, your Highness. I shall make a point of emphasizing to... Princess... Mulan, that she must keep her sword ready to hand, and exercise caution, if she should decide to disregard your prudent warning, Prince Rouran," Yu Lien promised. The Mongol prince frowned, although not at the woman in front of him. "I had heard that she had a mind of her own." His frown faded and became a smile. "It is part of the reason I chose her, in fact. Please do urge her to keep her sword with her, ma'am."

5 years ago

SaralynArati

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(cont) "Just how will a stroll in the evening air imperil my mistress, who fought the Hun army and is now the Hero of China?" "As I understand it, she did not emerge from her campaign unscathed; I would prefer that my bride arrive at my home with no further injuries, my lady Yu Lien," Prince Rouran replied, in a warmer and friendlier tone than she'd anticipated. "And by night there are wild beasts that prowl, and sometimes bandits. We go to the edge of the Gobi Desert, where life is harsh."

5 years ago