Chiba Nagisa followed, sticking a bit closer than her counterpart had for Kirihara, but then again Kaguya was many years her junior and so the lieutenant was likely feeling a bit more protective. The two passed the threshold into a tastefully appointed and relatively cozy room. Kaguya had never visited the viceroy's personal office when Clovis still reigned but something told her the Princess Euphemia had made an explicit decision when she decided on this room for her own office instead of using the one that was supposed to officially serve as her workplace. For one thing, despite having enough space for a sitting area with a pair of coaches and loveseats along with a coffee table and end tables, the room itself was positively tiny compared to the grandiose chambers most Britannian nobles seemed to think were necessary to remind others of their standing and others' insignificance. In here however no space was wasted, every piece of furniture was functional, and even the massive desk the princess sat behind seemed entirely necessary seeing as there were a total of six computer displays on it along with stacks of neatly arranged papers. Along the walls were a few shelves and from the corner of her eyes Kaguya noted that there were books on economics, statistics, a few history texts, and a book of fairy tales? Well, perhaps that was a memento from the princess' childhood, something she was loathe to leave behind due to the memories associated with it. Kaguya could certainly understand that.
