Lara sat at a medium, rectangular desk placed in the center-back of the room at the top of the Eastern Kray Tower, one of the two that stood tall in a large plaza that also held the Grand Memorial Park which had yet to be opened. The few walls were a flat, plain white whilst the majority of the walls, and the ceiling, were made of solid glass, tinted blue to keep the sun from being blinding, that created a triangular-based pyramid which allowed vast streams of light to flow into the room from all directions. The carpet was a solid black and the furniture, such as chairs and small tables, were a solid white like the desk and/or made of glass. The sunlight was strong in Ganjarius, despite the large shadow of the looming mountain, and one could even see the dust fly through the air in whimsical paths.
Lara was stood up, a few centimeters behind her chair looking out of the large, expansive window that faced the city that was being renovated to be a modern utopia, almost ahead of the time. It was what she'd always wished, the towers to stand high and mighty with a clean, fresh look - something the rest of the incredibly dense cities did not have. She wanted away with the disgusting conditions of the stacked streets and the inefficient style of Smithworks and Balle, her hopes were to have technology thrive within the borders of Cronaal, whatever it might become... She gave a heavy sigh, her hopes were decades away and she doubted they'd be fulfilled, she expected a man in a black suit to be voted next and choose oil and money of the citizens of Cronaal and their development over the other nations of the region; it pained her to think of such things but it was quite true.
Taking that thought out of her head, she moved towards her desk and sat herself down lightly on the large, black desk chair that moved elegantly with it's 6 wheels. She'd received an email from the new Minister of Home Affairs, Richard Woods, and the Minister of Defense, Garret Stone, about putting more resources onto the Karandin situation, something she didn't want to do. She had to focus most of the minuscule army onto the other cities that were nearby borders, Lith as an example, in case Nebula wished to advance into more territory of Cronaal's. She began to type her reply
"Dear Garret Stone, Richard Woods,
I've understood your recent concerns over Karandin but I, personally, believe that we should not send more units into the further escalating situation the Syrixians and Nebulans have caused. With the Nebulans blockading the border of North Cronaal, it is a possibility they may move that blockade into our territory and begin an assault on other cities that sit close to a border, Lith and Ada as primary examples. Noting this, it is important we focus our absolutely tiny army on those areas more than a conflict that already has several allies fighting for us - We can't just throw units around like it takes no time.
I understand the short length of this and many lacking details but I am incredibly busy and do not have time for these shenanigans.
Yours Sincerely,
Lara Kray"