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𝐖𝐈𝐓𝐂𝐇 𝐇𝐔𝐍𝐓 𝐏𝐀𝐑𝐓 𝐈𝐈

ANGELIQUE LE

I would have enjoyed the walk in the forest if we weren't on the hunt. Especially with all the clean, non polluted land and air. A crow cawed ominously in the woods and I internally grimaced at the thought of Jim being caught. King Arthur wouldn't be as merciful as last time, if you called throwing him in the dungeon merciful.

Sir Lancelot reached down and touched a footprint in the ground, "Huh, these tracks are fresh! The other beasts can't be far, milord. Best we spread out, flank them!"

"Go. And, you, time to pick a side. You would do well not to return with a clean sword." King Arthur addressed Morgana like she was a mere knight.

~Small time skip~

Arthur stood atop a stone, lifting the sword high in the sky, "Rally, men! Whoever gets that troll gets a fiefdom!" 

"Huzzah!" All the knights lifted their swords too and ran after King Arthur. 

"Wait!" Douxie said desperately.

"My king, it's not safe!" Merlin said.

"Steve!" I looked at the blond, "Which troll are they talking about?" 

"Jim and his dungeon buddy." said Steve.

I let loose a string of cuss words as I ran after Douxie and Merlin. I hate running.

At one point the knights broke into two groups. We continued to follow the group King Arthur was in. Claire and Morgana were no where in sight. I could only hope they reached Jim and his dungeon buddy before one of the knights. 

We approached a clearing, a cliff over the ocean. Morgana was there fighting Arthur, Claire was gently pushing Jim to the forest. The reason why Morgana was fighting her brother was unknown to me.

Merlin's eyes widened as he took in the scene, "Morgana? She takes Arthur's life."

I touched Merlin's arm gently, "We don't have to fight. Use your magic, Merlin, stop the fight."

Douxie came rushing like the slow runner he is, "No, no! No, wait, wait! We don't have to figh-"

Merlin threw him back with a burst of green magic. I ran to Douxie and helped him up.

"Is he allowed to treat you like this?"

Douxie rubbed the back of his neck, "Pretty much."

Merlin ignored my words, "Defend the king at all costs!"

He then blasted a ball of magic at her but she deflected it easily, "You, too, old man?"

"I do what I must for the greater good!"

"Traitors!" Morgana snarled, "You throw us in chains, fearing what you cannot control, but we of magic are not lesser creatures, we are more!"

Morgana conjured a rope of blinding golden magic and she brought it down on the knights.

"Stop!" Claire pleaded, "We found another way!"