Djunnen Family Home, Darran, year 3279
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It is late afternoon. The rays of light from the outside are falling at a sharp angle through the windows. The Sun will be setting in an hour or two. Another day in the remote corner of the kingdom's desert city draws to an end, and of course the young drakkar in the middle of the room is completely oblivious to it.
The child is in its own world, unhindered, untroubled, at least for the moment, doing what kids do best regardless of their race, social standing or beliefs - playing. The girl sits surrounded with small blocks of wood scattered on a pile. The blocks are centimeters in height and width, finely polished, and what is no longer obvious, is that just a while back they formed a meter high wooden tower - up until the point when the drakkar girl launched a stone at it and the building came tumbling down. Her other toy stands a few feet away; it is a miniature, simplified replica of the original drakkar catapult. Its sling is empty. The small round stone lies somewhere under the wooden debris.
Gazing at the result she got, she is snapped from her daydream by a voice calling her name.
"Feyn." The voice is deep, mildly rough, typical drakkar, and she knows it belongs to her father before she even turns to face it. He stands at the doorway and stares at his daughter with a faint smile on his face.
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It is late afternoon. The rays of light from the outside are falling at a sharp angle through the windows. The Sun will be setting in an hour or two. Another day in the remote corner of the kingdom's desert city draws to an end, and of course the young drakkar in the middle of the room is completely oblivious to it.
The child is in its own world, unhindered, untroubled, at least for the moment, doing what kids do best regardless of their race, social standing or beliefs - playing. The girl sits surrounded with small blocks of wood scattered on a pile. The blocks are centimeters in height and width, finely polished, and what is no longer obvious, is that just a while back they formed a meter high wooden tower - up until the point when the drakkar girl launched a stone at it and the building came tumbling down. Her other toy stands a few feet away; it is a miniature, simplified replica of the original drakkar catapult. Its sling is empty. The small round stone lies somewhere under the wooden debris.
Gazing at the result she got, she is snapped from her daydream by a voice calling her name.
"Feyn." The voice is deep, mildly rough, typical drakkar, and she knows it belongs to her father before she even turns to face it. He stands at the doorway and stares at his daughter with a faint smile on his face.
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