Jaina Proudmoore, ruler of Theramore and princess of Kul'tiras, strode through the heated halls of Ironforge. The red hue of the great city colored her skin bronze and gave her hair an orangish color to it. She wore her usual robe, showing off her belly and a sizable amount of her ample cleavage which jiggled slightly as she walked confidently towards the chamber of the High Thane. Her dress was tight, and it clung tightly to her body, the outline of her ass easily and very clearly visible through the magically imbued fabric. Her personal guards surrounded her as she walked, two High Elf and two Human women whose eyes constantly darted around in case anyone dared assault their leader. Jaina often promoted diversity, and she made sure to combined all races into her personal guard, whom were largely female.
The building in which King Magni ruled from entered view, and she promptly dismissed her guards before she went in, telling them to "mingle and have some fun." The four guards stuck together as they walked off, no doubt in search of a tavern to help relieve them of their stress.
Lady Proudmoore nodded to the guards stationed outside of Magni's throne room and stepped inside, her focused eyes quickly centering around the king sitting on his throne. She smiled kindly at the Dwarf, her usual pleasant and friendly tone shining through her voice as she spoke.
"Good evening, King Magni. I trust that you are doing well?"
The bigger-than-average Dwarf stood up and stretched, flashing the blond human woman a grin.
"Aye, fine now tha' the Lich King is dead. I trust tha' yer well also, besides the matter yer here to discuss with me about?"
"I am... fine," she murmured, her mind drifting to her former love turned Lich King, Arthas. "But yes, you are right. I have important business to speak with you about."
"Well no sense tae' drag it out, what is it ya wish, lass?"
"As you know, my city is located within a particularly swampy and moist region. With the arrival of the High Elves, the population of my city is rising, and there are many newborns who will soon need their own homes. I do not have the supplies to build weather resistant housing for my people... But you on the other hand, do," she explained, leaning on her staff.
"I see, so ya be wantin' to take some of my stone and mortar to make your buildins' with? I would be proud tae' lend ya some of my supplies my Lady."
"That is very kind of you, Magni. However I wasn't finished. You see, my people are not architects, and I was hoping you could lend me some of your builders to construct the housing for us."
The Dwarf sat back down and pulled on his beard, fingers drumming against the arm of his chair.
"I don't think I can, lass. This city needs those builders."
"As does mine! The half-elf population continues to rise and my city is becoming crowded. I need more houses, and through that, more builders."
"I'm sorry Jaina but I can't afford tae' lend you any builders. Perhaps you could ask Varian?"
Jaina nodded, a small smile forming on her pristine face. "Varian isn't the best listener," she said peeling off her shoulder pads and dropping them to the floor. "Besides, you know what happened the last time he got involved with builders." Walking over to the Dwarf's throne, she leaned her staff against it and proceeded to strip out of her robe, purposefully bending over in front of the King as she stepped out of it and threw it onto the floor.
"You see, I really need those builders. What kind of leader would I be if I came back to my people empty handed?"