Clara-Ellis

The princess lifted her head from the peasant girl's lap with a jerk, screaming at her to stay away. The girl, to her credit, said nothing and let the princess stand on her own and start walking away before speaking. "You're going the wrong way, Highness." She spoke quietly, even reverently this time. But the princess only paused long enough to stare at the girl for a few seconds through eyes filled with nothing but disgust and hatred. "Weren't you trying to save someone, Highness?" The girl spoke quickly; for if she didn't succeed in her task, then the consequences would truly be severe. "It's too late for that now, thanks to you." The pri

The dragon roamed about, nervous. If he came too close to the humans they would try to kill him, and yet the ideals of knighthood fascinated him beyond words. He had been observing them for a few years now and saw that they were structured, not only primitive, barbaric, and warlike as most dragons thought of humans; although the manner in which they conducted their lives was obviously very different. He crouched in the tree is a human approached. He quieted his breathing too. The human continued about its business, unaware of the Dragon nearby. The dragon watched with envy as the human, now recognizably a knight, met a woman with golden flowi

The crowd of orphans around her horse grew and grew. 'How could there be so many orphans?' She tried not to stare at them, but soon they had her horse surrounded. The girl stopped just ahead, leaving the princess to realize she'd been had. "So, the cook was in on this too." She stated, not bothering to ask questions to which she already knew the answer. The girl remained silent for a few minutes, and the other children suddenly changed from beggars to mobsters. But the princess would not hit the children who tried to undress her, gloating over how much profit they could make from selling the dress, even one that ripped. "Enough!" The prin