Zaraki brought forth the two scrolls he used for verification and presented them to her, sensing her skepticism. He placed them on the counter before the woman, opening both of them carefully.
Hesitantly, she stretched out her hand to feel the scrolls and was impressed by the weight and texture of them. These were not made out of cheap papyrus but out of heavy pieces of refined material, the type that would be difficult to manufacture on the fly.
When she noticed this, it followed logically to assume that either the young lady was a very wealthy imposter or that she was indeed what she claimed to be—the honorable princess of the kingdom.
She saw what looked to be a seal of approval, followed by a signature that resembled the writing of the king's name.
"Alright then, I will give you all the benefit of the doubt, but why have you come here?" she asked them.
