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A servant boy, a year or two older than the last, hurried through the hallways. Two goblets hung loosely in one hand, though his other clung to a jug of wine as though his life may have depended on it. His wild eyes darted around the hallway’s of Castle Vogual, moving nearly as quick as his feet. He jumped this way and that in order to avoid the oncoming servants maids, only stopping when his gaze fell upon Lady Isana, waiting for her meeting with the prince.
“This way, My Lady.” The young boy beckoned, leading Lady Isana around a corner and up a short stair well. The stairs opened up into a small balcony filled with sunlight, cooled by the soft breeze.
The Prince sat waiting, relaxing down into a velvet chair, the edges embroidered by golden ravens. His long hair was swept back, the top pulled back into the tight braid to keep it out of his face. Even sitting down, Lucal was an imposing figure. Large enough to make you want to run, but lean enough to make your realize; you won’t get far. As Lady Isana entered the room, Lucal stood, standing over her by a full head with his sword hanging at his hip. “Normally, when I request the presence of someone...they don’t make me wait.” He warned. The servant boy quickly set down the huge of wine and the two glasses before escaping back down the stairway.
Lucal waited until he could no longer hear the boy’s footsteps before he spoke again. “I’m sure you’re wondering why you’re here, and not one of your siblings.” He mused. When he spoke the words, he didn’t even look at Isana, appearing far more interested in the wine the Servant had brought.
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“This way, My Lady.” The young boy beckoned, leading Lady Isana around a corner and up a short stair well. The stairs opened up into a small balcony filled with sunlight, cooled by the soft breeze.
The Prince sat waiting, relaxing down into a velvet chair, the edges embroidered by golden ravens. His long hair was swept back, the top pulled back into the tight braid to keep it out of his face. Even sitting down, Lucal was an imposing figure. Large enough to make you want to run, but lean enough to make your realize; you won’t get far. As Lady Isana entered the room, Lucal stood, standing over her by a full head with his sword hanging at his hip. “Normally, when I request the presence of someone...they don’t make me wait.” He warned. The servant boy quickly set down the huge of wine and the two glasses before escaping back down the stairway.
Lucal waited until he could no longer hear the boy’s footsteps before he spoke again. “I’m sure you’re wondering why you’re here, and not one of your siblings.” He mused. When he spoke the words, he didn’t even look at Isana, appearing far more interested in the wine the Servant had brought.
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