Several lands to the north of the Callaghan’s Kingdom stood a massive ironstone castle on a land called Rosemore. A castle embedded in a colossus of mountains that overlooks a waterfall, encase by a vast forest of swirling cherry wood trees with leaves the color of charcoal. The people of this land-name after their beloved queen, holds the castle as a beacon of hope, which represents the paragon of the late King Phillip Wylie.
Throughout the Battles of the Lands, King David Callaghan, and his allies drove King Phillip Wylie to ruins. King Phillip retreated to Rosemore, where he built the castle known as “The Spirit of Life,” as a safe haven for his people.
Throughout this period, the king strengthens his forces, returning years later to the …show more content…
He drops his quill, knocking over the inkwell, spilling ink all over the land deeds and maps on top of his desk. He solemnly rose from his chair and crept to a window that overlooks a flourishing garden with an array of different color lilies and yellowish-blue flowers. He was pessimistic when reflecting over the unending terror that has taken hold of the Callaghan’s Kingdom. Praying his kingdom will not suffer the same fate.
He was in a sullen mood when heading back to his desk. He stood before it, staring down to the ink spilled that was dripping onto the floor, feeling uneasy from the dreadful thoughts swirling around his head. He shudders at the thought. Death will soon plague my lands once it has finished tormenting those in his. Fearing the dreadful storm that will indeed devour his kingdom, he redirected his gazed to Thomas. “Has peace deserted us? Or are my people doom to continue to fight an endless battle that’ll bring nothing more than burials?” His eyes drift to a painting, hanging on the wall behind his desk.
A portrait of his late father, standing on the battlefield surrounded by a meadow of nothing but singed dirt. His father’s appearance was dour. His eyes are staring at the ground. His father was dressed in battle gear with the royal crest of a Rafendale on his
Throughout the Battles of the Lands, King David Callaghan, and his allies drove King Phillip Wylie to ruins. King Phillip retreated to Rosemore, where he built the castle known as “The Spirit of Life,” as a safe haven for his people.
Throughout this period, the king strengthens his forces, returning years later to the …show more content…
He drops his quill, knocking over the inkwell, spilling ink all over the land deeds and maps on top of his desk. He solemnly rose from his chair and crept to a window that overlooks a flourishing garden with an array of different color lilies and yellowish-blue flowers. He was pessimistic when reflecting over the unending terror that has taken hold of the Callaghan’s Kingdom. Praying his kingdom will not suffer the same fate.
He was in a sullen mood when heading back to his desk. He stood before it, staring down to the ink spilled that was dripping onto the floor, feeling uneasy from the dreadful thoughts swirling around his head. He shudders at the thought. Death will soon plague my lands once it has finished tormenting those in his. Fearing the dreadful storm that will indeed devour his kingdom, he redirected his gazed to Thomas. “Has peace deserted us? Or are my people doom to continue to fight an endless battle that’ll bring nothing more than burials?” His eyes drift to a painting, hanging on the wall behind his desk.
A portrait of his late father, standing on the battlefield surrounded by a meadow of nothing but singed dirt. His father’s appearance was dour. His eyes are staring at the ground. His father was dressed in battle gear with the royal crest of a Rafendale on his