Rio Allriac And Drake Spalding: A Short Story

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The queen was walking around in the place, giggling insanely as he roamed the halls with his blue and pink eyes swirling crazily as he roamed his castle slowly falling apart towards a destination only he knew. His king on the other hand, was out in the battlefield, with the majority of the Spades population because by law everyone over 18 has to join the army and the people who're disabled HAVE to serve in the queens's palace. The palace had seen its prime a LONG time ago but still was standing strong. The servants there were scared of the queen, Oliver Kirkland, but behind his back called him multiple of names but whenever they were in the room with him, they called him Your Majesty, My Lord and in girls case, (because he demanded it) Ollie. The names they …show more content…
"Ok lets get started" The mad queen said and pulled out a sheet of paper. The people who'll be feasting today will be Maria Vasquez, Rio Allriac , and Drake Spalding. Will you please step forward? The three unlucky servants with each their own disabilities came forward. Drake had a shattered leg that hung loosely by his side and he limped, the guy was in the army fighting for the queen and his leg was destroyed by a flame embedded ax but his armor protected him from major damage but was instantly taken out of the army and got put into the queen's palace as servant. Rio on the other hand was born disabled with her mother being quite rude to her because she had to take care of her kid but she didn't have to like it. She had grown up resourceful and clever using her wits to survive despite being mute. Maria had an illness you couldn't see. She was very organized and had Mysophobia (fear of germs) but yet ironically she was the one who cleaned the ovens. And she had OCD and had an obsession with keeping everything in its place. The three people stepped forward knowing that their fate was clear as crystals in a glass chambers. That fate was

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