It's been a few days since Sofia Predicted I am Anastasia, I still need to prove to myself that I am her, if I don't then nothing happens. Over these past few days I have been receiving a couple letters a day from Sofia, telling me Vladimir's plans about, well, finding me if I am Anastasia. This particular one caught my eye.
Dear Anya,
Vladimir has been training new soldiers for his army, he wants a lot when he finally tracks you down he can capture you without escaping.
Vladimir has been raiding factories, orphanages, houses and schools ect.
He has given an order for when he raids to kill any one in the building.
Innocent people are dying, I'm scared of what Russia will become, people will try to flee which is resulting in death.
Vladimir has secured every border around the country.
He wishes he killed you in Yekaterinburg while he had the chance.
Sofia
After reading the letter I don't know what to do, I go into an empty room with a bed and that's about it, I lie down and fall asleep.
I start dreaming about the Alexander Palace, I go into a room where I see Ivan Vasiliev, Feliks Yahontov, Tsar Vladimir and Sofia talking. "They have decided to stay in ST. Petersberg for a while" Sofia states, "Feliks go spy on Anya, I want to know if she is her" Vladimir says, Ivan walks out of the room in a hurry. "How could you blame Anya, as far as you know she couldn't be Anastasia" Sofia says, then the dream vanished.
My eyes open suddenly and see Misha standing in front of me, "where is Boris" I ask "he's buying dinner for a change" she says, handing me a folded piece of paper with my name on it, written in italics Anya Fedorov, "from Sofia" Misha says taking me out of a trance. I unfold the paper revealing the letter from the empress, I start to read.
Dear Anya,
I am concerned for you.
Vladimir has ordered Feliks Yahontov to spy on you.
He suspects your Anastasia Romanov.
I tried to tell him it's not worth doing. But he won't listen to me.
I will keep you informed.
Until next time.
Sofia
Just then I start feeling uneasy about Yekaterinburg that was mentioned in the previous letter, I need to travel to Yekaterinburg because I have a feeling that will be the place where I will gain my memory.
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Anastasia: Russia's First Czarina
Historical FictionWhat if the grand duchess Anastasia wasn't assassinated by Vladimir Lenin in 1918. What if she survived? In this story we will go on a journey with Anastasia trying to remember who she was but will her adventure have to come to a end when her fam...
