It was a few moments after the announcement of his engagement was cancelled due to prior unexpected events. King Dragon sniffed, sneezing many times after a cat had walked passing him. His steps were rushing to reach the spot where he would be staying during his visit in the Sapphire Island Kingdom. ‘Damn, why my acute allergies come back again? Was it because of Celestine’s condition? What illness does she carry? Was it infectious? How come did she change to become blue like that? So scary…yes, as a lady, she seemed so scary in that look.’ King Dragon wiped his nose that it started running. He turned around and stopped walking. He saw another black and white small animal was sneaking from the plants growing inside the palace’s garden. He tried to stay away but it seemed the cat was running to escape from that other cat. He nearly kicked the other cat away, separated them from getting to fight. “No, don’t do it, my king. We are going to have a disaster. It’ll ru
The dead of the night had captured every human’s soul, its darkness had taken most humans’ brains to take some good sleep. In other side of the Sapphire Island Kingdom, inside the most expensive and luxurious accommodating place for some important guests taking rest, King Dragon couldn’t sleep at all. In his balcony, he was enjoying his glass of wine and his mind was exploring the reason. ‘That tiny cat had me really with her foolish game. Did she try to fool me? For what? Is it because of that young man? Or is it because she wanted to make a fun at me since she knew that I have desires, temptation for her?’ He sipped his wine and then, shaking the glass. ‘Jacques. A talented young boy in music…I saw him was kissing her forehead at the harbor.’ ‘She is so cute, rebellious and challenge me to defeat her and taste her after that, then throwing her like a piece of meat to the other wolves. I should be the first one to taste her body.’ ‘What made her so different from any
Madam Victoria entered the room. Wrapping in her crème tone long dress, that mature woman, younger couple of years than King Dragon. Her feathered hat was beaming as she moved her head. “My Lord.” She half bowed in the man’s sight. King Dragon stopped writing something and looked at her. “Yes, Victoria. What do you want to talk my dear?” He continued writing again, waiting for her to speak up. “Is it about your trading ship?” He kept writing and ignored the woman walking to approach his working desk. “Is it the only matter you concern of? Is it all about my mercantile wealth to support you, my King? All kind of matters to you? All above others than my deepest considerate concern of other rest matters instead of yours?” She waved her fan and swayed in more elegant manner. King Dragon sighed, stopped writing and leaned his back towards the seat. “Why you said something irritated like that? Among other mistresses, you are the only one I allow to appear in the fr
Ersa rode Storm, the black horse, like a whirling wind before any soldiers of King Othello found her fleeing from the castle. Storm moved his legs so fast, he had been trained to dance with the wind, the path seemed be blown by his speedy pace, blew the dust and the dead leaves as it was so powerful determined heading to the place where Celestine told Ersa…The Squad’s headquarter. At the moment, Ersa left the castle, Celestine was wandering around under her thick mantle, to take a deep look around the huge building where she was living with some of the kingdom staffs, they were loyal noble family members and the servants who gave their whole time for the sake of kingdom. She saw there was indifferent chunk of the people disguise. They looked at her as the same person before the rumors spread along the kingdom. “Weren’t you afraid of me?” She stopped in the front of a door room where a small family were living. The head of the family used to be a good merchant before King
Celestine rose from the bench, she walked to approach the shadow of a woman wrapped in her hoodie mantle. She turned around to Celestine after closing the door of the stable. Ersa had put Storm into the stable. They both then walked into the castle. Under the candle light and a torch hang over the wall, the two of them took a seat and was ready to have a dinner in the dining room. It was a very plain dinner for any noble family members. There were two pieces of bread, two bowls of leftover soup. “I do apologize that all of we’ve got for your dinner.” A woman came out from the kitchen and served them the dishes. Celestine beamed at her. “How about you? How about the soldiers and the families who living in this castle? Have they got their own dinner?” She looked at the dishes and sucked the air into her lungs as she felt grateful, something she learned from the time, changed her spoiled attitude towards different perspective in looking at life she spent so far. “If you
King Dragon got down from his horse, asking for a man with his kingdom uniform to keep the horse in its place. Oliver had stood in the front of his accommodating place and looked quite taunted to approach him. “Where have you been?” He asked in his curious tone to King Dragon. “Business should be done.” King Dragon smirked and glinted at the young man. Oliver’s brunette hair was being messed up by the wind. He looked at King Dragon with his squinted eyes as the wind played his hair, covering his eyes. “What’s matter, Young Man?” King Dragon began to walk to the porch and waited for a lady attendant to serve him a morning drink. Oliver followed him from behind. He scurried and paused to turn around, observing the environment with his curious look. It had been two days running after his father, King Othello issued a commanding letter for Oliver’s cousin from different bloodline of the great grandmother. King Dragon pulled out his leathered gloves and put them on t
“Your Majesty.” Prince Hawthorne rushed his steps to catch King Dragon. He was accompanied by a young good-looking Knight Theodore. They were coming from their kingdom ship, reached the port that morning, to anchor for a couple weeks in that kingdom’s harbor. Spending a half hour by riding horses to visit the place where King Dragon just spent his morning walk. King Dragon stopped walking, turned around as the voice captured a familiarity in his ears. “Prince Hawthorne.” He pulled out his two arms, was ready to give a warm hug. Prince Hawthorne smiled at him, his appearance was splitting the image with his father, King Edgar, the kingdom under the empire. Brunette gingered, wavy hair with medium length haircuts, a pair of warm eyes as brown as chestnut colored, pale skin as the Nordic men typically appeared, broad shoulder and was averagely taller. “We came to give you a surprise.” Hawthorne giggled and held the arms of King Dragon. “Yes. It’s a big surprise then. You
Ersa sighed, looking occasionally at her royal princess, talking about her thought to submit her nobility. “It’s not the right thing.” She denied Princess Celestine’s plan, sounded silly in her ears. The air was full of confusion inside the room. “I should. If it will prevent me, that King cancels his plan to marry me.” Celestine tried to explain. “I am going to do it.” She sighed eventually. Ersa sucked a heap of air. She looked away. “It’s lunatic decision, Your Majesty.” Her hands continued to arrange some flower stems in the vase. Those flowers she picked up in the castle’s garden. The lounge room looked apparently fresher then. Celestine sighed, a big heave up emerged on her chest. “At least we can try to vanish out in a thin air.” Her breasts behind the lower cleavages as a young noble woman normally wearing in the kingdom appeared to haul up as she sighed. At the same time, inside the mansion where King Dragon was having a party with his guests, Prince Hawth