Princess of the North

Battle Again?

After telling Jun all that, I didn't feel like going to the palace anymore, so instead we went back home.

"Ayase, I need you to look for a gem... a sapphire gem, because only you could make use of the power it contains." he informed me.

Why did I have to be the Princess of the North? And we haven't even found another princess.

"Fine, where is it?" I asked.

"Magical Realm." he said.

We went back to the realm and then I started looking in the caves and finally found it after hours.

"Juuun!" I called out, only to find him in a pool of blood.

What? Who did this? Why did they do this?

"Aww, you found out!" Ryou said, standing on top of the cave.

"After what you did to Shiori, I couldn't forgive you." Shou said, anger in him.

She approached me, it's not my fault. He probably intends to do the same to Jun.

"Bone-breaking hammer!" this time I summoned 5 of it.

"Attack!" I commanded.

"Aaargh!" Ryou shouted as he was hit in the arms.

The sapphire! I held it close to me, and it joined with my body, giving me a lot more power.

"Sword of Justice!" I attacked Ryou.

Ryou fell to the ground blood spilling from his chest.

"How could you?" Shou asked while carrying Ryou.

"You attacked me, rather your sister attacked me two days ago. Then you attacked me today, and not only that, you also attacked Jun, and that is unforgiveable. I'm going to end Ryou so put him down." I said, tightly gripping my sword.

"Please just for today, let us go." he begged.

Then before he could say something I used the hammer and hit his leg. He shouted in pain, and then his legs gave away.

"Use this for Ryou's wounds, and this for yours." I gave him.

"If you ever attack any of us, I'm telling you now, no mercy shall be given." I warned him with a glare and then sent him to the portal.

"Jun are you okay?" I asked, using sorcery to heal him.

"Thanks to you helping my wounds, I feel a lot better." he said, giving me a small smile.

After his wounds fully healed, I told him about the sapphire, amd he was glad about it. We went back home so that he could rest, and he thanked me again, before going into his room.

"Today wasn't such a bad day after all." I muttered to myself.