As the group of gentlemen approached the edge of the campfire, Hiro lead the way stepping down from his horse. As he approached the center of the Dukes of France the thirteen stood back at him from around their fire eager to meet him and his entourage.
"Good evening, gentlemen," Hiro said, taking a bow. "We have finally arrived it is time the 13 DUkes met the seven Principalities."
"Seven Principalities…" Prince said. "So England is divided by principalities?"
"Yes," Valentine said. "Though it is not quite the same as we do in France."
"What exactly is the difference?" Prince asked.
"Here in France—" Valentine began, but once again Hiro's [perceptive ear caught wind before he could finish.
"In England," Hiro said, "The men are assembled in a council. That council is made up of seven. They all preside in London and govern the rest, answering only to the king."
"I see…" Prince said. "So while we are like one man divided into seven..."
