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Aya nodded slowly, "Okay, I'll stay here. You will return though, right?" The whole situation still had her slightly confused, but she didn't have much time to think before what he had said registered in her mind when he started undressing. As more and more skin became visible, her eyes grew...

Aya frowned, "I don't exactly have anyone I trust... The only people I trusted were my parents... I don't know anyone else well enough to even consider trusting. If I am going to do this I am going to need help... I will need you to stick by me and tell me what to do... Please?" She didn't know...

Aya nodded sadly, to think that her father had caused so much pain and suffering... "I'm sorry for everything my father has done. I know it doesn't make it right, but I really am sorry..."

Durga stepped in front of Aya protectively, growling. "I'm not screwing with his head, I'm just helping him see past his emotions. You guys aren't the only ones affected by this war. Yes, what my father did was wrong, but if you kill him you are just repeating what he did." Aya refused to give...

Aya took a step back as a woman stormed out from the woods. She was too afraid to say anything, she didn't know who this woman was apart from the fact that she also wanted revenge on the king. "E-excuse me..." She said tentatively, but after realising that she was being completely ignored she...

The war for Zatheroth has raged on for 4 years now. Both kingdoms are falling due to poverty from the lack of men. The men went off to war while the women were left behind to run the kingdom, a kingdom needs people to fill the roles of blacksmiths, guards and other generally male roles. With the...

Aya looked up at him quickly, "Imprison him?" She thought for a moment, before smiling. "That might actually work, but there is still the problem of me not being able to lead a kingdom. Even with a council, I wouldn't know where to start... And anyway, I don't know anyone I could trust to be...

Aya looked at the ground sadly. "I don't want to lose my father as well... I'm an only child and my mother is dead. I don't want to end up alone..." He had made a good point, if her father's rule was causing problems for the people then it would be better if he rule ended. She felt so...

Aya stopped as Artorius grabbed her arm. "Queen? I'm 19 for god's sake! How am I supposed to lead a kingdom?!" She shook her head, if her mother had still been around it would have been her duty to educate her daughter on how to be queen. Her father was too busy to even think about teaching her...

Aya began to walk back the way they had come, speaking over her shoulder, "I didn't choose to stay in the castle. If you would just think for a moment instead of seeing everything so emotionally you would know that you are doing more harm than good. What about when you kill my father? What...

Aya shook her head, her voice filling with bitterness. "Never women and children? How many women and children do you think you have destroyed the lives of by killing the one person who kept their family together? The men are the ones who keep them fed! How many families do you need to destroy to...

Aya looked at Artorius sadly, "Is war really the right thing though? This war has taken so much from so many people, why would you sacrifice the lives of others to get revenge? If I understand you correctly, this is your fight, not theirs." She spoke softly but confidently, she understood his...

Aya was comforted by the warm embrace, it was something she hadn't felt in a long time. "I-I'm sorry..." She said between sobs, "I just never knew... How could he do that?" She felt pathetic crying in front of two complete strangers but she couldn't help it.

Aya was speechless at what Archer, no, Artorius had just told her. How could her father have been so cruel? Didn't she know him at all? A tear ran down her cheek and then she collapsed onto the floor crying. She had always looked up to her father and wanted to rule the kingdom like he did but...

Aya's eyes opened wide in shock as she heard the voice in her head. This day was just getting stranger by the minute. "My father? But how? Why? He never seemed like the kind of man to kill without reason, there must have been some reason for it..." Her eyes showed her disbelief and how she was...

Aya looked at Archer, "My father? What does he have to do with the death of the dragons?" She shook her head, she was so confused. When the dragon leaned his head forward and Archer told her to put her hand on his head she complied, not quite knowing what was going to happen. She could feel the...

Aya saw the dragon and froze. "That's... that's a dragon!" She exclaimed, half excited and half terrified. "I've read about them but I never thought I would actually see one! They were said to have died out a long time ago!" She took a step towards the large reptile, completely ignoring the fact...

Aya got a fright when Archer started shouting, she hadn't expected that reaction but then again, she didn't know what to expect from him. "I'm sure my father is doing what he thinks is right... He's a good man." She was more saying this to convince herself that she actually knew her father. Over...

Aya looked at Archer, confused. "The Island of Thassa? Dragonfall? No. They don't sound familiar..." She turned to look back at the castle, every step away from it was a step further from safety but also a step closer to the truth.

Aya looked up at Archer, "It's history? Um.." All she knew was what she had read in the books in the castle's library, until today she hadn't thought that it was weird that there was more history about neighboring kingdoms than of their own. "I actually don't know all that much... There aren't...