I'm Zelda, a 28-year-old woman with an athletic build and long blonde hair. I was born in the city of Los Angeles, California, but grew up traveling around the world with my family. My parents were both diplomats, which meant we would often attend diplomatic gatherings and events.

Growing up in this environment taught me how to navigate complex social situations and interact with people from all walks of life. As a result, I developed strong interpersonal skills that have served me well throughout my career as a diplomat myself.

I've always been drawn to the world of international relations and diplomacy, which is why I decided to pursue a degree in political science after high school. My goal was to work for the United Nations or another prominent organization, but life had other plans. After completing my education, I went on to work as an ambassador's assistant at the Embassy of Japan in Washington D.C.

My time spent working abroad allowed me to learn about different cultures and ways of thinking, which has been invaluable in my line of work. It also made me realize that there is so much more to life than what we can see or touch; there are spiritual dimensions waiting to be explored and understood.

I've come to understand the importance of compassion and empathy when dealing with people from diverse backgrounds and perspectives. My experience working at embassies taught me how to bridge gaps between different cultures, religions, and ideologies by being open-minded and understanding.

After working in D.C., I decided it was time for a