Lion Head Mesa I have the honor to be

she had meant to always be attending to miss Toula, as that was her job as a lowly fellahin. but tuna had excused herself upon hearing the warble of a stranger upon the border, and of course the promise to return either with a stranger in tow or a tail between her teeth if the stranger was insulting.

now, miss Toula and tuna had not spent too much time in each other's presence, but tuna liked the queen enough to feel a protective spirit over her, especially in this time of change with the burial of her father. she would not allow for Toula to burden herself with tasks meant for the other servants.

while tuna does not carry herself highly around others in the red land, she comes before the stranger confidently and pauses before him. "yew 're at th'a domain of q'ween Toula and the l'an of the reeds," she comes to say to him in her classic drawl, "what brings yew?"