The Beauty Within (UNDER CONSTRUCTION)

The Beauty Within (UNDER CONSTRUCTION)

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~"You all are here to get away from reality?" He asked, a few 'yes's' echoed, "Well, don't look at us for it, look at the music to escape." He smiled, leading right into a new song on their set. She smiled back at him, then remembering her anger towards him, she refused to acknowledge how good his songs actually were. Glancing at her father's pocket watch, she noticed that she had to leave, as dawn would be approaching soon, and she needed to be home, in her warm bed, before the maids were up and about. As she was walking out, she didn't hear the music stop, and, still carrying her flowers, she was about to walk out the door when a hand grabbed her wrist, spun her around, and stared at her, "Not leaving without saying goodbye?" He asked, she, still in shock of how quickly he had caught up to her, just nodded. "So sorry for earlier, I also hadn't introduced myself properly before I had accused you so wrongly. I am Lord Lucius Smythe, and you my fair Lady?" "Aislin," She murmured. "Now, if you'll excuse me sir," She wrenched her arm free and walked swiftly out the door, fisting her skirts as she went, as since she had been inside, the gale had increased significantly. As she walked back the 4 miles to her estate, Lucius stood, enthralled by the fire he saw in the girl, Aislin. He knew that he would have to get her to like him, if he wanted to be able to save her life.~
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The old hag grinned. It was an unpleasant sort of grin. A yellow-toothed, wizened, knowing sort of grin. It was the type of grin that, normally, made any travellers to cross her path cross on the other side of the path. Unfortunately, the two travellers today did not have such an option. They were tired, and it was dark, and they had already stopped for the night. They didn't know the old hag meant them no harm. They didn't know she only wanted to tell them a story. The old hag glanced at one of the several watches on her bony, wrinkled wrist... and sighed. "I'll have to cancel my next appointment." She looked at the still-frozen pair, the flickering firelight illuminating her beady black eyes. "There's a knight who cheated his quest, see," she said, in a rather normal voice. One of her companions started. In surprise? Fear? Who knew. "Ah well, it can't be avoided, I suppose." She sat, slowly, on the nearest log which had been pulled up to the fire. The hood of her black cloak fell to her shoulders, revealing patches of limp, grey hair and a sunken-in face. One of the campers shifted uncomfortably. "Oh really, do sit. We have a long night ahead of us." "You-you're-you're a..." one of the campers stuttered. The hag looked at him, waiting. She knew what was coming. Then again, she always knew what was coming. It was just that some version of this moment happened every time, and she'd come to expect it. "You're a hag!" "I am not," she corrected sharply, "a hag. I am a seer. Now sit. You're being rude, and I'm already running late." She shook her arm, and her several watches all rattled and clanked. The campers sat, as one did when lectured about manners by an all-powerful seer. The seer nodded, satisfied, then she spoke. Her voice was different this time. Raspier. Drier, like sand on a cliffside. "Princess Ariabelle Tatiana," she began, for her confused but attentive audience, "was no ordinary princess..."

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