Parting The Red Sea Prince Of Egypt の小説・ストーリー

*************** Across the royal city. Within a secluded palace hidden behind high walls… Queen Neferaset paced anxiously across her private chamber. Madam Elena remained seated before her crystal bowl. For several days… The surface had shown nothing, only darkness. The Queen frowned. "You still cannot see her?" Elena remained silent. Then… The water rippled. Her cloudy eyes widened. "There..." The Queen hurried forward. "What is it?" "I see her." Relief washed across Elena's face. "The Pharaoh has left her side."

this is it. I’m dying. Through the haze, I see a figure moving through the water. Large. Graceful. A dangerously handsome man. His hair floats around his head like a dark halo. His eyes glow sea-green. He reaches me. Strong arms wrap around my waist. His expression shifts when he sees my face. Recognition. “Princess,” he whispers. Princess? I try to speak, but only bubbles escape. He pulls me against his chest and rises with terrifying speed. "Breathe daughter of the Sea, the sea can never harm its own" But I don't breathe.

During my speech, I looked at the audience full of Russian oligarchs, Italian politicians, American arms dealers, and family members in black suits. “Three years ago, I ran away from this castle for love.” I said, “But now I return, not for revenge, but to prove… “That the principessa of the Lucas family will lead the family to an even brighter future! I need no one to save me. I can stand on my own and become my own queen.” Applause thundered. Silas kissed me, whispering in my ear, “And my queen too.” After the banquet, I walked alone to the terrace, gazing at the Sicilian night.

the maid replied fearfully before running to catch up with the rest of her team Prince Falkor was the eldest Prince of the Alpha King, tall and hairy. He loves to pack his hair up and tie it in ponytail, making his thick eyebrows more visible. His broad face accommodated all the beauties that was carved there, his lips were averagely thick and they spread wide whenever a smile appeared on them.

Her nose is high, and her lips are red and full. She is the lovely princess of Elhasa Kingdom. She is watching the dancers gracefully dance in the middle. Their bodies are vigorously swaying with the accompaniment of the music instruments played by the musicians that her father, the king, hired for her twenty-first birthday, which will be happening only an hour away from now. “Your Highness.” A deep male voice called behind her. Princess Alf turned and saw a handsome knight wearing red armor standing by the door. He has a perfectly chiseled face, thick and long brows, dark red eyes and flaming red hair.

“If memory and my hearing serves, the prince knew at least the first part of it as a nursery rhyme – I’m fairly certain I heard him singing it to Abigail a few times while we were all falling asleep. Though I don’t think he remembered it correctly.” I looked at Abby, but she just sat there, eyes dry. Rose, however, looked as though she was about to burst into tears. I put my arm around and pulled her to me, kissing the top of her head. Thomas took a deep breath and began. “The king on the sea was stung by the bee. He stole her sunlight and honey. She took back her prize, and returned to her hive, as the magic man sang while the king takes a dive.” “That’s the part the prince knew, though not

And the crew had suddenly become targets. “I’m Prince Mohamed Singh. And I’ll only want to have one person over with me. Give him up, and I’ll leave your sailing ship. Bad ass machinery to be precise. As old as Adam.” said the Prince, feeling the sail. He was as cool as a man taking a leisurely stroll. “Whatever mind game you are playing, it won’t work!” said Christine drawing her weapon closer to the man. The Prince smiled evilly, glancing at his crew, and back to Rustenburg.

In a split second of visual clarity, Junayd jerked them to one side and the trio came bursting through the flap of a large tent. "Mairwen!" Devrim hurried to shut the flap behind them. Eira, Orhan and a healer were also inside. Together they carried the princess to a large pile of cushions and lay her down carefully. "Thank you for the flag at the tent door," Junayd said to the Chieftain. "I was just barely able to find the red during the lull of the wind." Orhan nodded. "It is an old trick. The red flag is one of the only things that can cut through the blinding sand. I am glad you spotted it."