You who are silvering the sands of the desert

2 - Darkness

Darkness

Ondine with her innate ways was able to be well liked by all, the same principles of the royal family were bewitched and bewitched by the girl and were very proud of her.

Ondine had never shown any particular interest in the throne, and was soon more interested in not wanting more responsibility than she already had.

The princess was already subjected for many reasons to the strict court rules, which for her were already too restrictive in terms of freedom of movement or expression.

Even wanting to be one of the heirs to the effect, Ondine knew she was not a royal blood, although by all accounts she was eligible to be a real princess.

The girl, however, ignored her divine origins, was aware of her magical talents and also knew that everyone in the royal family had been very careful and rigid in her growth. None of his eight brothers, nor his sister Ashe, had received his own education.

As gorgeous as Ondine was, many people at court all but continually compared her and her sister, Princess Ashelia, to how much the former was much more regal than the second in terms of femininity.

As for beauty and elegance, Ondine was second to none, although she often showed male characteristics and preferences rather than men, nevertheless she could also show an innate femininity in any area.

Princess Ashelia could not quite support the role of the royal princess as easily as Ondine could. Loved and loved, Ondine was famous everywhere not only for her beauties, but above all for her abilities, she was also known for having many suitors as many as her waste.

But over time things soon changed, everything began after the death of the various princes inherited to the throne of Dalmasca and the death of Prince Rasler himself as husband of Lady Ashe.

The promise would have been broken and the world that knew Ondine would no longer exist. After Rasler's death, the girl was sent away from the court and from Dalmasca.

What she had believed to be her home, her family, were no longer in point, in front of her, if she had a truth that seemed unreal to her but which soon proved to be true.

Ondine had to immediately realize who she was.

The truth too long unspoken about who he was, Undine came to know in the crudest manner, upsetting and marking the life of the young girl forever. Like the kingdom of Dalmasca, so too its light went out to return to darkness.

Two years had passed and nobody knew anything about Princess Ondine, she only remembered her beauty, but no one knew what happened to him.