“I suppose whenever we see him would be best.” Faye replied.
The Princess and the Dragon
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“Alright then. What would you like to do princess?” She asked with a hum.
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“Well, can you show me around this place?” She asked.
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“Of course!” She beamed, taking Faye around the castle and showing her what is available to see. A garden in the center of the castle, the library and most of the bed rooms in the west wing, the throne and dining hall in the east.
(Question, how long do you think it should take before both of our characters falling for each other? A few weeks or closer to a few months? I’m asking because I do kinda want to start developing their romance but it won’t be right to immediately start in the point of the timeline of the plot.)
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(We can start developing now if you want when she runs into him!)
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(Yes please. And would you mind after this day to do a decent time skip?)
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(Yes we can just do the time skip now)
Faye had awakened another morning. She had been in the kingdom for a few weeks to a month now and had gotten used to life here already. She got herself ready and then made her way.
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For once, Zyrsu actually slept the night before so he looked wide awake and alert. He’s actually on his way towards the dining hall for some breakfast, humming some sort of tune.
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Faye had made her way into the dining room as well and took her usual seat. She spotted Zyrsu and gave him a polite nod. “Well, you’re looking bright-eyes and bushy-tailed for once.”
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“I don’t have a bushy tail.” He mumbled, pouting a bit. It took him a moment that she was being metaphorical and not literal. “Sorry... guess you meant that I actually look alive huh...?”
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She laughed at bit with him for the first time. “Yes...that’s what I meant.” She said as she started eating. “So...um...how are things going?” She asked.
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“It’s a long process.” He sighs, nibbling on a piece of bacon. “I’m trying to reach out to potential human allies that can support the cause to prove to the rest of the world that we’re not monsters we’re made out to be.”
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“Well, from what I have seen so far, it sure has been proven to be wrong....the villagers and the orphans.” Faye remarked.
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“Well yes, to an extent but your kingdom, entirely different story.” He pointed out. “If this war is going to stop, changing minds needs to extend past my kingdom and into yours.”
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She fornwed at him again. “You do know it’s not just my kingdom’s fault here right?”
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“I didn’t say it was.” He hummed. “But I can’t just sit by and do nothing. I rather end things peacefully but my options are starting to run out. I don’t know how much longer it’ll be before the pacifist options are no longer effective. I have no hate for humans as I know there are kind ones like you.”
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Her frown faded after he made that comment. “You think I’m kind?” She asked. She guessed he wasn’t so cold-hearted after all....maybe Kari was right. She should give him a chance and continue to hear him out, maybe even help him as well.
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He nodded his head. “You’re very kind princess. You actually remind me of my mother quite a bit.”
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She smiled at him. “Well, that’s nice to know. She sounds like she was a wonderful woman.” She stood up from the table as she said so since she was finished.
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He smiled slightly. “She was. I think she would’ve liked you quite a bit. Now, I should get back to work. Maybe, I’ll be able to make some progress.”