While Alexandros had begun bi-weekly visits to his mother's homeland in an attempt to help bring the collapsing Empire under order. Ghazi was given a similar task. Roughly the same age as his half-brother, Ghazi had just as much ability as the Byzantine Prince, but had yet to truly prove himself.
Thus, while Berengar was enjoying a weekend away from home, Yasmin decided now was a good time to take her family to visit her homeland. After a rather short journey to the Capital of the Iberian Empire, which was the city of Granada, Yasmin and her children relaxed themselves in their ancestral home.
Ghazi was currently sitting in his office while hard at work, with some new reforms. During his absence, Berengar had left the daily administration of Iberia up to an educated official from the Reich. The seat, which had once been occupied by Adelbrand, was now in the young Sultan's hands.
