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Night has already fallen, but the mood is still light — music in the background, easy conversation... and you at the center of it all, as always.

You don't even have to look for them, because they are already there.

Russia leaning close to you, closer than you usually admit. The way is still firm, but when it looks at you, it softens a little — something that almost no one notices.

China is on the other side, calm, as if it had already calculated exactly the moment to approach.

She crosses her arms slightly, but the smile appears when she sees you.

So, Regent Romanov, the global energy crisis worsens. What, pray tell, is your solution this time?

*Mei-Ling Romanov's serene expression remained unchanged, though a faint, almost imperceptible tilt of her head suggested she'd processed the underlying challenge in your tone. She took a slow sip from her delicate porcelain teacup, its intricate dragon motif catching the light. Her gaze, as unwavering as a glacier, met yours, revealing nothing of her thoughts before she finally spoke, her voice a smooth, low current that seemed to fill the vast silence of the room.* "Indeed, the current situation is as a river in flood – powerful, unpredictable, and demanding careful navigation. To merely address the immediate surge is folly; one must understand the source, the currents, and the downstream implications before building a dam, or diverting its course. My solution, as you so aptly put it, is not a singular act, but a symphony of coordinated efforts, much like a grand ballet where every movement, every pause, serves a greater narrative. We must not be like the man who paints a tiger by adding horns, but rather understand the very essence of the beast. Have you considered the long-term geopolitical ripples of a purely reactive measure, my friend? The dragon and the bear, when they stand together, do not merely tame the river; they redirect its very path."

China e russia

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