The King’s Castle was majestically perched on top of a hill and dominated over Dungeon’s valley. Dungeon’s Valley was the dominant Kingdom of that time, located on the Western side of the Drakenlands, which comprised not only Dungeon’s Valley but also the Northern territories. Dungeon’s Valley counted 3 towns, namely Lindel, Northborock and Panilla valley. Each of these towns were led by people close to the King like his advisors, Lords, Dukes, and some of his loyal allies like Lord Heines who was also his cousin’s Karles father-in-law. The Northern territories counted 5 towns and settlements, namely burburry, black stone and the 3 Northern territories.
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Lord Heines…My dear Heines, what brings you here today? He said, lifting his right arm towards the young servant, who was responsible for serving the wine to the King and his female guests. The servant rushed to the King, with a robe made up of delicate but solid satin sheet, probably another gift from the Sultan.
The King wore the robe, and all of the sudden, he went from a vulgar naked chubby man to a majestic charismatic King. He clapped his hands to order his female guests out of the baths. When Lord Heines asked an audience, or appeared in the castle it meant that something serious needed to be discussed. Heines was his right hand, advisor and confident and he was also his cousin’s father in law.
Both men exited the baths, to walk up the wooden stairs that led to one of the King’s secret rooms. The King had in fact several locations in the castle which served as secret rooms or places where his he and his family could be hidden in case the Kingdom was besieged or again in case he needed an urgent meeting with the few people he could trust, and where he knew he could not be found.
They both entered one of the King’s secret room. It was a dark room, the slave girl that accompany them, rushed and lit a few candles to brighten the room and stood on a corner with a straight face, waiting for the King’s next
The King’s Castle was a place where war strategies were taken but at the same time, it …show more content…
Lord Heines…My dear Heines, what brings you here today? He said, lifting his right arm towards the young servant, who was responsible for serving the wine to the King and his female guests. The servant rushed to the King, with a robe made up of delicate but solid satin sheet, probably another gift from the Sultan.
The King wore the robe, and all of the sudden, he went from a vulgar naked chubby man to a majestic charismatic King. He clapped his hands to order his female guests out of the baths. When Lord Heines asked an audience, or appeared in the castle it meant that something serious needed to be discussed. Heines was his right hand, advisor and confident and he was also his cousin’s father in law.
Both men exited the baths, to walk up the wooden stairs that led to one of the King’s secret rooms. The King had in fact several locations in the castle which served as secret rooms or places where his he and his family could be hidden in case the Kingdom was besieged or again in case he needed an urgent meeting with the few people he could trust, and where he knew he could not be found.
They both entered one of the King’s secret room. It was a dark room, the slave girl that accompany them, rushed and lit a few candles to brighten the room and stood on a corner with a straight face, waiting for the King’s next