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They were great questions, and I found myself learning quite a bit too. Aedrul was the oldest kingdom, and one of the last remaining ones with such powerful magic. It was in the same realm as we were used to, but it was just hidden behind extensive warded veils. Nobody could just happen across it and must be brought specifically. They had extremely tight security to ensure that everyone who crossed was allowed to be here. The magic was coveted, so it was imperative to keep it out of the wrong hands.

For the first time since entering the corridor……… I saw uncertainty in Vera’s eyes. “The banners…” she said carefully. “They aren’t Silver Creek.” A cold feeling settled low in my chest. “What banners?” Vera swallowed once before answering. “The First Kingdom.” Silence crashed between us. Impossible. The First Kingdom fell centuries ago. Its royal army vanished with it. No surviving banners existed. Yet something in Vera’s expression told me she believed exactly what she had seen. Liora whispered beside me, almost to herself……. “That’s not possible.” But deep beneath the mountain…….

It’s almost dark, and he is doing his usual end-of-day checking of the things I have learned. “All the human families who served and gained recognition during the war are given their own kingdoms to rule. So, from a single Kingdom, humans are divided into different lands. And the Pitchford is the thirteenth Kingdom founded since the war of hundred years ago.” “And the name of the original Kingdom?” “Orttenburg.” “Correct, tomorrow, we will—” “Harbin!” I look at the sound of the voice. It’s Theo. “King Eugene Theo Pitchford,” Harbin starts. “You are not allowed in this room. You have other documents that you need to finish right?”

Knox pointed toward Elise’s kingdom. “If Bastian counterattacks, this becomes the target.” The realization hit everyone immediately. This kingdom currently housed thousands of refugees. Warriors. Civilians. Children. If Bastian wanted revenge this was where he’d strike. Conrad nodded first and Marcus nodded tk. “What about the sixth kingdom?” Someone asked. The question lingered and everyone looked toward the final red marker. The largest one. The most heavily fortified. The closest thing Bastian had to a capital. Knox stared at it for several seconds.

I raised my fist and slammed it had against I his jaw and he passed out in one go. “Damn! Are you sure you didn't finish off the job or something?” Stephan rushed up to him, placing his finger under his nose and then turned to me and nodded. I threw my head back, heaving a sigh of relief. That was… something. “I never thought I'd see a day like this.” I frowned and Stephan nodded that we haven't had cases of Forbidden magic in the pack. We had only heard stories about it from my father while he trained us when we were younger.

Silver: The Reborn Kingdom did not take the news of their King’s disappearance as well as I had expected them to. On the first day, it was complete chaos. People wailed on the streets, tore their clothes, and scattered around everywhere. No one tried to bring Mila and me back to the harem like I assumed they would. There was nothing but confusion everywhere, I wondered how Beta Rogu would ever be able to put the Kingdom back in order.

“They came to the North looking for someone, a child, they said. Taken from them during the last great war.” “A child?” I repeated, my face flickered to curiosity and disbelief. He nodded. “One of their own. A child stolen by the west, they were only looking for the child and were about to move to the next Kingdom…” he paused turning his eyes away. “Your Kingdom and the last kingdom to be searched.” “Who was this child?” “I don't know child, I just helped them find the west people that were hidden here,” he paused taking in deep breaths. “One fun fact, they only killed the west people if they didn't want to co operate…doesn't seem like they were looking for war.”

With that, Allison ran out of the house, Ken following closely behind. Allison ran until she reached the public library, a place she cherished in England. With a heavy heart, she realized this would be her last visit. She regretted not taking that week off work to avoid this painful encounter with her family. "Do you want to go back now?" Ken asked, concern etched in his voice. Allison nodded, and they booked a cab to the airport.

There is no king there but queens, when a queen marries her husband does not become king, and if in the marriage union has children man and woman are the women who becomes king, even if she is the last to be born. - I couldn't imagine that there were several kingdoms with such different characteristics, and not even in my wildest dreams could I suspect that there was a kingdom ruled by women. Which of these kingdoms is the furthest away? - The Pearl kingdom, to enter, requires a lot of bureaucracy, especially if you are a nobleman. - I wonder why.