Nubian_Legend
Junior Member
The interplanet merge had brought about a newfound set of changes for world leaders and geo- politics as a whole, were there two Atlantis's now, or maybe just one? None were more attuned to these new realities than the King of Wakanda, who set aside a meeting with the world's leaders to hold a summit regarding the state of the world's affairs and these alterations , no matter how slight, as chairman of the new world council, T'challa went to address the sea of leaders, some he recognized from prior exchanges and many others whom he was introducing himself the first time.
T'challala urged the importance of interconnected co-operation between powers, continuing his "brotherhood of tribes" ethos while respecting and maintaining borders and traditions. Among his pledges, he pledged to make Wakanda a welcome hub to visitors from the other world as well as dedicate his technology to restoring order if possible.
Having addressed his peers, the Wakandan ruler withdrew himself from the podium to allow the other leaders in company to present their findings on the merger.
T'challala urged the importance of interconnected co-operation between powers, continuing his "brotherhood of tribes" ethos while respecting and maintaining borders and traditions. Among his pledges, he pledged to make Wakanda a welcome hub to visitors from the other world as well as dedicate his technology to restoring order if possible.
Having addressed his peers, the Wakandan ruler withdrew himself from the podium to allow the other leaders in company to present their findings on the merger.
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