The Tales of the Majestia: The Loyality of the Scarletts.

CHAPTER 3 - THE SCARLETTS

Perhaps I should explain what and who the Scarletts are... Well actually you'll need to need where, why and how too, this is fairly tedious but it has to be done.

The Scarletts were a sort of resistance which fleed the city during to second attack and established a hidden village in the Woods of Wishful thoughts. Their aim was to create difficullt and foil the plans of the dark force and ultimately let the true royal family sit on the ancestorial throne and not some bile usuper.

21 men, women and children were members of the Scarletts at this time and they followed their motto very attentively "Forever Loyal". Their leader Om hid their whereabouts so perfectly by placing an enhancement over the forest, so even the camp and the fields in which they grow crops and grazed their horses and cattle appeared to be mere trees.

As I've already stated Om Carpenter was their leader, wise, respected and powerful. He gave up a lot for the Scarletts, he was happily married with 3 children when they fred the city but the first winter was hard and cold and the four died. He married again however but unfortunely she died soon after giving birth to their only daughter, Amber. He owned a fine black stallion with a white star on it's face called Faith. He deserved to be leader, afterall he gave up so much and he even named the group "the Scarletts" after his pet Scarlet macaw, Fury.

His daughter Amber was 16 at this time and had beautiful brown hair, she was thin but not very tall and the apple of Om's eye. She was quiet and spoiled by her father and never was forced by him to do much work and had lots of freetime because of this and often was unnoticed by the others of course when she wanted attentive, rest assured she'd get it!!!

Then came the Fogg family, Reverend Fogg whom we've already met was the man of the house. He was a holy man indeed and oftered inspiration and advice to the other members. He was sightly ape-like thankfully for him his daughters had been blessed by cuteness by both their mother and evolution. He had given up a promising career in the church to join the Scarletts and if it wasn't for the war he would have easily have become the High-priest at a fairly young age. At this time he was 45. He had purple eyes the only input he had in his daughters appearance although his were usually hidden. He unlike the other men of the Scarletts choose to have a donkey for a stead over a horse which he called Curious.

His wife, Sarah was a plump woman to say the least, and taller that her husband. She was a year younger than her husband and the Scarletts best cook. She had fading blonde hair and a very lady-like walk. She looked to the observer, the dominant person in her relationship and the head of the Fogg family, however she had full faith in her husband and gave him the respect he deserved. However she wouldn't take kindly to anyone trying to take over while cooking at the campsfire.

Albert and Sarah had two daughters, Molly was the eldest and was 17 years old. She had her father's large purple eyes and her mother's height. She was tall and slender and had long, black hair and the fairest of skin. Her parents thought the world of her like all parents do to their children and they tried to protect her even now on the brink of adulthood from the horrors and bloodshed of war, but Molly was a tomboy at heart and would have been a soldier if she was allowed but as a girl she wasn't taught any fighting skills but had picked least up as she watched the men of the Scarletts in shere awe, which was a shame as she had steady hands and a secret sharp side.

The youngest of the Fogg family was Beth, a girl of 10 years of age. She was an adorable child with hair the same pale brown as her father, which sprung out of both sides of her head in two small ponytails. She wasn't as mature as her sister and was almost unaware of the conflict in her home country and the constant danger she was in and she wandered the camp curiousily asking all sorts of random questions and yet shielded from the harsh truth of the situation.