King William the First, was the greatest of kings who reigned over Chipping Camden, England. It was just as his father had predicted. He took the Royal Crown of England, following the death of his father "King Robert" in 1245 A.D. at the age of Sixteen.
The Holy Wars, were still continuously being fought in this area and all over the eastern part of the continent. The new king could not see an ending in sight for England and came to the conclusion that he had too take his wife sooner than than he had expected and if he the princess and he were married, she might be of some help to him reigning over the kingdom's problems. So he decided to call forth his princess that he had been long betrothed too. Princess Mary Elizabeth Woodley, from northern Umbria.
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William lived in a castle that was hidden densely, covered by the forest in an area where the countryside's of England's land's were in, The Cotswolds. The castle was the most beautifully kept in all of England' and it was a castle of fantasy. Camden's Castle was surrounded by the deep, blue ocean on one side and on the other the side, the castle's balcony looked over the English countryside. There, one could see the high pristinely kept hedges and the beautifully, colored flowers, in twined with the land's green foliage that came from the ivy that flowed on the grounds flooring throughout this land. Magically, the flowers would open up one by one, until you arrived upon the entry gates of the castle's front door. The flowers covered the entire walls of the castle and the magical flowers, led right up to the King's balcony that looked into his bedroom's doorway.
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When you entered the castle's front entrance, you felt as if you had stepped into a magical fairytale, thinking that their magic was meant to be spread by his fairies that lived inside the gates of the king's kingdom. These fairies were his guardians for his kingdom, that you were not able too see as they walked by your side as you soon arrived at the king's door. As you soon came inside the castle grounds you could feel their golden dust, falling all around you, turning the magic that you had deep inside of your body awaken making you feel alive. They would come around you to awaken what had existed inside you since you were a child, bringing you back to see all of your childhood memories that had been locked inside your mind when you became an adult. This was a world that everyone used to be a part of at one time but it stopped when we all came into our age of adulthood.
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It was time for William to take his princess bride, as his wife. And Mary Elizabeth was the girl that he was betrothed to since they both were at the age of 3. It was signed by both of their parents, long before each of their family's deaths. Her parents the Woodley's Of Umbria signed the pack for the princess and Robert of Camden signed it for his son. Both children knew of their commitment and that they were to be married at the age of sixteen. William had entered into the age of sixteen and so the marriage the two were about to be made. Their family's history had arranged everything for the two young royals and their marriage between them was soon upon them. The Princess, Mary Elizabeth Woodley and the newly crowned King William of Camden, became man and wife. And all throughout the kingdom, the bells of the Royal Church rang loudly.
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