Elena and her husband, Calhoun, entered the room created for them. It was still Calhoun's space, but it had been made to accommodate them. They had moved her things while she was getting married into Calhoun's room. She didn't have much to bring anyway, but she knew that would change once everything was over and had returned to normal. Calhoun's room was arranged the same way it had been the last time she was in it. Apart from her possessions which didn't occupy any considerable portion of the room, it was still manly and darkish in color. If she meant to occupy the space, many things would have to change. She didn't know what she was expecting when she walked inside. Though she had been hiding a lot in the Kingdom of Pres and never had an opportunity to attend a wedding, she read many books about marriages. They all explained that the room meant for the bride and the groom was arranged during the wedding night for easy copulation. She blushed just thinking about it. She gue

The Kingdom of Pres. The king's castle… "Our king has been missing for three months now." Côtan Lokï, the duke and the closest advisor to the king stated. He talked to the group of politicians who had joined him in a secret place to discuss how to save their Kingdom. The past few months have been hell for the people of Pres. They felt they had defeated the Allikans once they had come out of their stupor, but more Allikans returned, and in less time, they were defeated. "Are you sure it wasn't on purpose?" One of the ministers asked. "He did sound weird the last we spoke to him." "No. Our king wouldn't just leave us like that." Côtan Lokï stated though a small voice inside him feared it was true. After he had been brought out of the vile of the evil queen, he was hit with the most intense feeling of regret he had ever felt in his entire life. He remembered the sad things he did or caused to humiliate their queen. He remembered the little Elena, who he had ador

The warriors stood aside, watching the now empty warzone. They remained silent, trying to take in what had just happened, then immediately, they all cheered loudly. "YAHHH!!!" they shouted, pumping their fist and weapons up in the air. Some of them rushed to each other, embracing themselves in a hug. Elena and Calhoun looked at them, a small smile etched. They allowed them this small moment of victory, even though they knew it wasn't the end of the war. Elion came out of where she stayed, heading towards Calhoun and Elena while Aaron supported her. She had a mischievous smile on her face. "That was a great plan you had there." Calhoun said, walking towards her with Elena right behind him. "It was dirty, not at all honourable, but it did the job." Elion exchanged looks with Aaron, then she turned back to face Calhoun. "Thanks." She said. Elena looked at the both of them suspiciously, but she remained quiet. "Thanks to you, we were able to create enough time for ou

"You mentioned that I have always been the center of your visions," Elena asked Wazir. Two days had passed since his arrival, and he had gotten relatively acquainted with the blood warriors. Daruki and his daughter Svetlana preferred to be in their comfort zone than relate with anyone they didn't know. Except when they were outlining the moves for the war, they were not seen roaming around the camp like Wazir. There was tension in the air that was not barely felt when they ended the first war. They were all expecting something big, something very immense. They knew subconsciously that the next fight would be the greatest they had ever fought in their history, and it would determine the fate of all the kingdoms in the world. No Allikan had been sighted for a while. They disappeared, and it was like they were never there in the first place. It was unnerving, making them all be on edge. Wazir looked up at his niece as she sat on the chair next to his bed. He and his warriors ha

Elena's world shattered into pieces. Everything she had ever believed, everything that she had thought was true, her whole world was built on lies."Oh, I see that my story touched you. That's good. Well it's too bad though, I'll not be able to hear your take on it. You have to die."Elena lay there, not aware of her surroundings anymore. Even after Slovic struck her, causing her to fly several meters away, she still didn't care. Her whole world had just been turned upside down. She landed with a heavy thud against the corpses of soldiers who had been killed. Something in her must-have ruptured because she started choking out blood. Her head was bleeding, the blood flowing to her face and blocking her eyesight. She tried getting up, but she couldn't move her limbs. She planted her elbows steady on the ground, trying to balance herself, yet they gave out, causing her to lie back down. Slovic appeared before her, tsking. "You are not as strong as I thought you were." He said