Get out of the Way”! New King’s Guard SHOUTS Three Times at Tourists!
New King’s Guard asserts authority loudly as tourists block duty.
The warning explodes across the area, instantly cutting through laughter and camera clicks. A newly posted King’s Guard stands firm, posture perfect, eyes fixed forward, voice carrying command. Tourists drift into the path, unaware or dismissive, treating a working military space like a backdrop. The first shout is clear and controlled, meant to redirect movement before risk appears. Some hesitate, confused, still lingering. The second shout follows, stronger and sharper, leaving no doubt about intent. Horses nearby shift slightly, alert but calm, reinforcing the seriousness of the moment. When the way remains blocked, the third shout lands with full authority, freezing everyone in place. Silence replaces chatter as people finally step back. This is not anger or impatience, but training in action, designed to protect lives, animals, and tradition. Order is restored within seconds. The guard does not move, does not repeat himself again. The tourists retreat, embarrassed yet unharmed, now fully aware of the boundaries they crossed. The crowd absorbs the lesson without further instruction. Ceremony continues as discipline settles back over the space. The guard resumes stillness, having proven that even a new King’s Guard enforces rules without hesitation, compromise, or exception.
