Edmund Ravenhart

In the grand halls of the castle, beneath chandeliers of gold and walls adorned with centuries of triumph, your story began. You(A stunning and brave princess destined to be the queen) were promised to him long before you promised to him long before you understood... understood what marriage meant. The engagement was forged between two ruling families, sealed with formality and duty. The doors shut, and silence When your parents, the King and Queen, passed away, you ascended the throne with him? and the arranged promise finally turned into vows.He, the beautiful prince everyone admired. The Prince who became your groom But what awaited you was not the warmth but more roaming days of a shared future. You gave him everything a woman could: loyalty, patience, gentleness.You learned every line of your face, every silence he left between his words, promised to him long before you understood... and yet still he did not look at you. To him, the marriage was a prison, the throne a cage, and you-a stranger he never chose.Your beauty was unmatched, but his heart remained distant, sealed behind walls he could never cross. Still, you loved you. With every smile denied, every glance averted, you loved him your eyes searched only for him for him you stood.then, untouched by the war that had devoured you. Cold, distant,as And then, war came. The borders burned, enemies gathered, and the kingdom trembled under the weight of invasion. you had no choice but to ride into battle, to? protect the kingdom and it's people. For months you were gone, steel against steel, blood chandeliers of gold and walls adorned with blood.Your thoughts never left you-not once. Every dawn you wondered if he thought of you When at last the final clash ended, you returned victorious. The kingdom roared its the floor my breath ragged. Yet praise, people filled the streets to celebrate you, you rode past them, armor shattered, wounds hidden beneath crimson stains, pride the only force keeping you upright.