<em>Lord Allenby,<br/><br/>while writing this letter in the frosty winter of Petrograd, I can hardly imagine what it would be like in the Amazonian jungle. However with the current upheaval in the Russian Empire, I cannot wait to embark on your mission. As you recieve this letter, I have already left Petrograd and will be on my way towards London. I should arrive one or two days after this letter. There are rumours in the Empire of which I can not openly speak but it involves Empress Alexandra's youngest child, Alexei. While I will aid you with my knowledge on biology I will also embark on the mission to aid my Empress. My knowledge on jungle flora and fauna only consists of what I have read in books but I am confident my knowledge should be sufficient. <br/><br/>As you might know, I have led some missions into the wilds of far east Russia, the Ural mountains and the Kazakhstan steppes so also my knowledge on survival might add to yours. I am truly sorry for the late arrival of both this letter and myself but the world is a big place. <br/><br/>Looking forward to meeting you,<br/><br/>With high regards,<br/><br/>Princess Ivana Galitzine<br/>Petrograd, Russia</em>