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The Silver Throne
Nrikawn sweetly smiled at his wife.
Narina still was seemed to be in a daze, it really was surprising for her that her husband had won the throne. She wasn't the Lady Narina from Black Horn city or the Lady Callan of North Leafstone anymore, then she was Her Highness, the Queen of Imperium.
"You do look pleased," Nrikawn spoke.
"I am," Narina giggled like a little girl.
Nrikawn ambitiously looked around the Great Hall while sitting on the Silver Throne. After all these years, his dream had come true and he was the ruler of the entire kingdom then. He didn't care where his brother was, all he was seeing was the throne, its dazzling silver glow and the touch of smoothness. That's where he would dominate every people of this kingdom from the next day on.
The King Nrikawn.
Narina's smile gradually disappeared as she noticed the dreamy look on his face. From the morning, she had been hearing countless rumor
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