Darius- A tragic accident pt.2

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I ended up landing on the side with Yue in a sitting position next to Yue while he had hit his head on the door of the carriage.

"Careful now. That was the intervention of the Ones, telling you not to question your leader that they chose." I said smirking.

He groaned out loud and rubbed his head and basically yelled "this is going to be a long carriage ride!" Then banged his fist against the same spot he had just hit his head.

I heard a voice calling "sorry your highness and advisor, I think it was an animal."

"No worries we are all right just keep going!" I yelled back.

At the rate and road we going Yue is right, this is going to be a long carriage ride.
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When we reached the street that was written on the note it was just about midday.

The golden sun was shining through the carriages windows making the whole silver carriage shine brighter.

"All right lads! The emperor wants us to escort the lady Majio Odessa back to him and make sure she is safe. Also make sure no one in there escapes!" A man shouted towards the front.

I was in the back.

It was the general, a tall man standing at about 6"2 who had brown hair and blue eyes with a tan and quick smile, who had yelled across our hiding spot.

He had become the general of the knights at age 23 because his father was the general at the time.

No one, not even his father, really believed he would be a good candidate for the position.

Yet had quickly squashed any disagreements on him advancing at the young age because of his leadership skills.

The pink clouds and orange sky was trying me though. Everything looked so perfect and calming and I didn't like it.

It makes me think that Yue was right.

This could be a trap, and I just walked a bunch of soldiers of my empire into the middle of the forth wall.

Everything was too quiet and too perfect, so either the rosewoods were stupid little shits who thought they could take a majio, or they had something else up their sleeve.

Oh, how I wish that the latter was wrong.

There was a crowd of knights who were standing in form, ready to get the majio back.

More knights had joined us as they saw the carriages when we were passing through knightcham.

"Yue!" I called. He was standing behind some of the shorter knights towards the front, supervising what they were doing and then talking to the higher up ranks.

He was still wearing the suit, that was light blue and white, from yesterday evening and his hair was disheveled and he even had bags under his eyes.

Probably trying to see what he could do to help. After all, most of the people in the castle don't trust him.

He looked towards me and waved then came over in a sprint.

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