Kahna's point of view:
"Along, long time ago there was a Princess who was as beautiful and very kind.
All the men in the kingdom adored her and fell to their knee's with one kind smile she gave him, she was loved by all, the rich and the poor, but one person did not love her so.
That was her mother, bitten by the Dragon of Guilt the mother locked the Princess up so her beauty couldn't be seen. A few moons later a young Commoner boy heard weeping, so he followed the weeps and found the Princess' window.
Curious to see who cried so hard with such heart ache he decided to climb the wall by the vines, he climbed through her window and found the young Princess weeping on her bed.
Giving her kind words that only she will know the two fell in love in the time of four moons.
Every night when the moon was high he would come and talk to the Princess, putting a smile on her lips every night he too fell in love with her as they told each other the wonders and their dreams, then he would leave when the sun started to rise.
But one night, the mother found out. Furious that her daughter seemed to find true love in such a handsome boy she ordered her husbands men to bring him to her.
But you see, the mother only cared for looks and wanted no one to be happy but her, the two lovers on the other hand had what one could only dream of - true love.
The soldiers found the boy and took him to see the Princess' mother, who stared down at the boy and ordered him to be locked up in the dungeons.
The Princess was horrified that her love was captured, and when her father turned a blind eye to her mother's evil way she started to create a plan to free both herself and her lover.
For thirteen nights, she sculptured thirteen different sculptures, representing her love for her lover. And when the thirteenth night came, she and a few guards helped her escape with her other half. The mother found out soon after and sent guards and soldiers after her daughter.
After running for two days and for two nights, the lover's were cornered by the soldiers and were told to come back to the King and Queen or die.
The lover's chose death, knowing the two were going to get separated if they ever went back. So the soldiers did.
The news came to the King and the King was furious, he wanted his daughter to be happy, he hadn't cared if she was in love with a Commoner, just that she was happy made him happy. But his wife had corrupted him and had him tied around her little finger.
The King blamed his wife and she soon was executed.
But what little did the King really know was the lover's had apparently slipped away from the soldiers, unable to say that they had failed their Queen because the fear of death was being held over their heads, they had lied and said that they had killed them.
But to this very day, no one knows where the lovers ended up, or how they escaped for that matter. But it is said if you put all thirteen of the Sculptures together in the correct order you would find your soul mate in the next thirteen days"
"Woah... that's kind of sad"
"Not really, if you think about it, it was Karma for the Queen and the lover's found happiness in the end"
"What about the King?" I asked curiously.
"He ruled for many years later, some say when he had fallen deathly ill his daughter had visited him with her husband and introduced their child to him before he died"
