Prisoner of War: A Melizabeth Story

Chapter 5

|Elizabeth POV|

Meliodas just nodded, smiling slightly. Ban still seemed a bit uneasy but, we all trust Diane's judgement. Meliodas separated and stood talking to Ban, behind me and Diane.

"I definitely think theres some emotions in Meliodas." Diane whispered, causing me to look at her. I looked back and saw a slight smile on Meliodas face. I looked back at Diane, nodding in agreement.

A couple minutes later, we finally made it back to the corridor that had all of our rooms, including Meliodas'. "Meliodas" Both Ban and Meliodas stopped talking and looked at me and then at their surroundings. Guess they didn't even realize. It made me giggle slightly.

"Were at Meliodas room, sillies!" Diane said, going to push the door open. I quickly stopped her and she looked at me confused. "The Supreme Diety put a special lock, only certain people can unlock." I said, touching my pointer finger onto the door. It opened up, both doors.

You could see the illuminating light coming from the doors with the lock in place. Diane looked around the room in awe. It had the usual white walls like in all of our rooms. Equipped with its own bathroom like ours. And with a medium sized bed. I have no idea why she's always in awe.

Its the same type of thing for everyone. Ban and Meliodas followed behind us. Ban looking around, not as in awe as Diane. And when I looked at Meliodas, his face was cringed in disgust.

"Is something wrong Meliodas?" I asked, getting both Ban and Diane's attention as-well. His face quickly went back to being blank as he looked at me shaking his head. "Its just not something Im used too."

Thats right, Meliodas doesn't like white colors like us. He's been in a dark plain cell for the past couple of years. "Will this be okay? We can change it if its uncomforta-" I was interrupted by Meliodas.

"No Princess, I'll get used to it. After all, It's only for while the war is happening." He answered, looking around the room. Right, he already knows It's only for the war. But, the war can go on for a while, Im sure he knows that possibility as-well.

I started walking towards Meliodas, confusion crossing his face as he noticed me basically marching towards him. I grabbed Meliodas' restraints and took them off. "Why?" He asked, confusion in his voice.

I smiled, a light flush crossing my face. "Because, you're aloud to have them off in your room." I said, letting go off his hands once I realized we were just starring at each other.

I frowned a bit when his face went back to being blank. "Well guys, we should let Meliodas get acquainted with his room." I said, motioning for Ban and Diane to follow me.

They both waved goodbye to Meliodas and walked outside the door. Once they were out, I touched my pointer finger again on the doors and the illuminating light once again taking over both doors as they closed.

"So, where are we heading now, Elizabeth?" Ban asked, walking beside me. I don't mind taking them with me, after all they are being big helps. "Were going to the Supreme Diety, I have some questions."

Ban nodded, walking beside me as silence fell between all 3 of us.

I knocked on the throne room doors as they both opened revealing my mother. I waved slightly as she smiled at me and stopped what she was working on. "So what do I owe this visit from you three? And why isn't King with you."

I sighed, my smile faltering as it turned into a frown. "Were here for some questions and King isn't with us because he's completely treating Meliodas like trash." I stated. I knew my mother viewed him as a weapon, but he was the key to victory in this situation so she would agree.

My mother sighed and waved her hand, signaling for me to continue. "So when is Meliodas' first training session?" I asked. My mother raised an eyebrow looking and me and then picking up a paper from a pile. As she touched it with her finger, it floating down towards me.

I grabbed it once it was close enough and both Ban and Diane looked onto the paper. She had an entire schedule made for Meliodas' training.

Peace out,

-Mary