Diplomatic Storms

Alexander D'Aial de Worms is tall and handsome, a man who is very popular and loved by women, full of charm, and also serves as the Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Enlightenment nation—France. He has thick silver hair, an athlete's physique, and a slightly dark complexion, and his figure is everywhere from the podium of the United Nations in New York to the war-torn region of U Bang in Central Africa. In these places, he challenges the powerful, pleads with great figures to bring peace, and calms the nerves of the warmongers, all of which prove the halo of the Nobel Peace Prize above his head. Alexander D'Aial de Worms possesses a strong and ever-ready fighting spirit, adhering to the Trinity principles of diplomatic means: legality, wisdom, and efficiency. He navigates between the neoconservatives in America, the corrupt Russians, and the greedy Chinese. Although the world does not deserve the greatness of the French spirit, the artistic spirit of France feels tightly confined within its own borders. Arthur Flamanque, a young graduate of the French National School of Administration, has been hired by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs to handle the foreign minister's 'speeches'.