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06:42:43 Keonah| GAH I hate being so far ahead of HEE Game Time haha.. I thought I missed RO and I was just FRing a bunch of horses and eventually got to a barn with 1yo and thought they were from a sneaky stud... but then realized the names werent right and was like wait.... |
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06:38:12 Solar Phoenix a chimera! just had to be a colt, though lol
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06:37:40 | Should I release my WWE stallion since he turns 18 tomorrow? |
06:36:57 Ari <3| That might be considered veiled advertising, not trying to mini mod but yeah |
06:36:45 has anyone here seen 5 feet apart? 😩😭 that was cruel to everyone.
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06:34:34 Bluey kinda excited for this cutie
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Malakai Negri - Malakai didn't sleep much at all that night. He tossed and turned for hours, haunted by thoughts of her. He really was never going to get over her. The next morning, Kai was already awake by the time the sun rose. Though, his tattoos and wings didn't fade or disappear. He didn't need to use his magic to hide them anymore, so he didn't. Duncan came running into his room about mid-morning. "Kai! Get up! Lets go flying!" the little boy squealed. Kai turned over, plastering a fake smile onto his face. "Hey, bud," "C'mon! Get up!" Duncan pulled on his arm. "I'm not feeling too good today, bud, do you mind if we just go flying in the great hall?" "But you promised you'd take me flying..." "I know, but I'm really not up for it right now. My wings are sore from flying home last night," Kai lied. "Tell you what, one of the days this weekend when I'm feeling better, we can go out and fly all day," "Okay!" Duncan agreed brightly. "I can fly in the great hall today," "Thanks, Dunks. Why don't you go head down for breakfast and we can go flying in the great hall after. Mommy will get worried if you're not there on time," "Oh yeah!" Duncan says, running out of his room. Kai sighed and groaned once he was gone. He hesitated and thought for a moment before getting up and getting ready for the day. |
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Camery Valatieri -
Camery fell asleep, although it was fitful and... scary. All she could see was Malakai standing over her, those god awful wings spread out menacingly. It was terrifying.
She couldn't find a way to love him like that. He'd lied to her, and she couldn't forgive him for that. Maybe if he told her sooner or in a different way... she didn't know. All she knew was that she was terrified. Terrified he'd come back through that balcony, back into her home. She didn't even know how he could still claim to love her when she didn't even know him. She woke up quickly when she dreamed him leaning in, his hands reaching for her neck aggressively. She sighed and got out of bed, looking over at Jack who looked exhausted but alert. She thanked him again for staying with her... she would always trust him to keep a keen eye on her. She couldn't dismiss him yet... not until she was closer to the guards. She got changed quickly, going to sit in the dining hall again. She felt safe there. No windows, two doors... surrounded by people she trusted. Her mother walked in, looking exhausted as ever. Camery sighed and offered a sheepish smile. "What's happening?" She asked gently. Her mother looked at her, patting her head as though she was some sort of pet. The touch was soft, comforting... it was clearly something she needed right then. "Your father has gone over with his knights - he's going to talk to their king," she told her, her voice soft. "Camery, this isn't okay... they could have really hurt you," she whispered.
Camery nodded gently, her her face drawn. They'd been so close to her... she didn't even gauge how much danger she was in. |
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Malakai Negri - Malakai got dressed. He felt so empty and sad. He missed her, and yet he knew he could never go back to her. Never see her again. She was terrified of him. He was just about to leave for breakfast when a maid rushed in. "Prince Malakai, your father, he-" she maid panted. Kai nodded, he knew what happened, his father was dying. Malakai went to see his father, but didn't get any closer than the doorway. He just watched as his mother sat by his fathers unconcious body. Another maid rushed up to him, tapping his shoulder. Kai turned to look at her. "Sir, the King of the Day Kingdom is here to speak with you," she said calmly. Right- he was king right now. His father was unconcious, so he would have to pick up the slack. Kai nodded and turned walking calmly down to the entrance all to meet with the King. Malakai walked up to the king calmly. His expression, blank, monotone, though his eyes shone with sadness of his loss of his princess. "Hello, your majesty," he said, bowing to the King of the Day Kingdom. "My father has fallen ill and cannot meet with you right now. I am Prince Malakai, the heir to the throne. I can talk to you, if you wish," |
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Camery Valatieri -
Camery sat deathly still in the chair, her eyes puffy and admittedly shaken up. She didn't know what to do with herself. She wanted her boyfriend, she wanted him to hold onto her and never let her go, but Malakai wasn't her boyfriend. He was a spy. He was there to steal intelligence, get close to her, and he'd done just that. There were rules in place for a reason, ones that state you can't get too close to workers, and that they weren't to try and get close to any reason, but she had. She tried to get closer to him, she'd let it happen.
- Camerys Father, King Lou, marched his way down to the night kingdom. They were going at speed, arriving about midday on a trip that would normally take at least a day or so. This was serious - and the fury was written across his face. Anger coursed through him, lighting up his veins. His bright green eyes shone with distance, and even more so when he was presented with nothing but a boy. A child. He stared down at him, his dark brows pinching together and showing the wrinkles that could only come with experience.
"Is this a joke?" He growled, his deep frown harsh on his normally friendly face. "I need to speak to the king," he muttered. His guards stood close, ready to brandish their swords if need be. His voice was grouff, a growl lacing through it.
He didn't mention his daughter - admitting she'd messed up would only drive them on. Let them know the Day Kingdoms heir was soft at heart. That in a matter of years, they'd have every means to attack. He wouldn't put her in that situation if he could help it. When he insisted he should be spoken to, his shoulders stiffened.
"Are you aware of your fathers schemes," he started, lifting his nose and looking down at him bitterly. "The ones to infiltrate our home, take out our only heir?" He voiced seemed to bellow across the room, though softened slightly at the idea of the loss of his daughter. |
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Malakai Negri - Malakai nodded. "Yes, sir, I am aware, but I do not support them," he replied steadily. Kai was kind of surprised the king didn't recognize him at all. "My mission was never to take out the heir, and either way I would never hurt her. I love her, I would never hurt her," he said, standing his ground. "And as for the information I learned from my three months in your kingdom, I refused to share with my father. I have the marks to prove it," he said in a hushed tone, so the guards didn't hear. Kai turned around, shifted his wing down, and pulled down the collar of his shirt, revealing the top of his freshly scabbed over-whip lashes across his back. Kai turned back to the king. "I promised your daughter I would never hurt her. And if that means I'll get hurt while protecting her, I will still choose to protect her," "My father is a wicked man. I do not support of his hate of your kingdom, and never will," |
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Camery Valatieri -
Lou stared at the man as he spoke... it all sounded. Like excuses. Well, that was until he clocked whet excafrly he meant . He loved her? The princess? His daughter. He watched him, covered in tattoos hand those disgusting leathery wings. He was awful.
eventually, though, he clocked it. It was him. He was the bodyguard, the one his daughter had been so torn up over, the one had had broken into his shoulder and tried to chest his way into information. Anger burned into him, but his voice remained easy. "Pitiful child," he muttered under his breath, standing up and staring over at him. "How dare you make a claim to love my daughter," he growled. "How dare you come into our home, our kingdom, with the promise to protect the princess," he went on, and on... but his words still echoed in his mind. Those lash marks on his back. What he'd about the king, his own father.
"You said nothing?" He muttered in a hushed tone, glancing around before looking right back at him. He sat up, his mind wandering. "Tell me, child, where is the king," he repreated. |
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Malakai stayed silent as the king spoke, a bit of his heart breaking with each of his words. He did really love her. "I do love your daughter, that won't ever change," he insisted. "I have done nothing but protect her," Kai shook his head. "I said nothing," he repeated, "I knew if I did I would be putting her in danger," he explained. "The king is unconscious at the moment. I don't think he will be alive for much longer," |
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Lou clenched his jaw as he spoke. That was not just about the danger he'd put his daughter in - it was the fact he'd lied from the start, until he was just about ready to leave. He wanted to fulfil his mission. "You? You are nothing but a pawn. You don't love anything," he muttered. His loyalty was to his father, as it should be, but his father also happened to be king.
A dangerous, unstable king. One he wanted nothing to do with. Though, when he mentioned his father being sick, he couldn't help but relax, just a tiny bit... it was a bit of a relief. The man had done nothing but torment his life, his kingdom, day after day, only now... there were three of his children ready to take that spot in life. |
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Malakai Negri - Malakai stood up, putting his hands on the desk, and leaning closer to the king. "I love your daughter more than anything. She has been the only light in my life, I have never been so happy. Yes, I had to lie, but to protect my own safety. I didn't want to lie, but if I revealed my cover, I could've gotten myself killed or worse. There are two little kids in this castle, my siblings. I am the only safety they have from my parents, and I was not going to let my father hurt either of them. I couldn't keep them safe if I was dead, could I? I didn't want to lie, but the fate of two kids depended on whether I lived or not." "I showed Camery what I really was when I knew I could trust her. She didn't just stumble upon me while I wasn't concealed, I trusted her," "And, I am not just a pawn in your game. My father is dying and I am the heir to the throne. I have let you come into my kingdom, not knowing what you would truly do, and have been nothing but polite and respectful towards you, only to be returned with insults. I do not wish for this war between us to exist and hope I can stop it, but that is not able to happen without you. So if you are just going to insult me while I am trying to resolve these issues, I need you to leave my kingdom." |
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Lou stared at the boy for a moment, his eyes pericing through him and his shoulders squaring up. He was on edge, tense at the idea of this child being the opposers. He didn't trust a word of what was being said - didn't see any truth in the child's eyes. Didn't trust him, not one bit. A rumble came from this throat, anger coursing through him. "If one more word leaves your mouth about my daughter," he paused for a moment, deciding threats were not the way to go about this. He rolled his eyes, for a moment becoming the spitting image of his beloved Camery.
"We don't want conflict," he breathed, his brows pinching together. "But this is one step too far," he growled as he stood up, his nose about eye height of the boy he stood across from.
He had infiltrated their castle. Lied his way in, and convinced Camery to trust him. "She had every right to come to me, and this doesn't end here for you," he muttered. If the current king was dying, this was the future king. And he'd just made one big mistake.
He pushed his chair out, carrying himself tall as he tucked it back under. He would leave. He didn't have one good thing to say - and a sob story meant nothing to him. The anger had vanished, and instead the will to put an end to the current line of the Night Kingdom replaced it.
He waved a hand, gesturing for his knights to follow him out. They'd start preparing their army as soon as they could. |
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