The Ball

Don is the heir of his father's title as the representative of banking in the kingdom of Viscallio. As such, he understands both the responsibilities and the duties he must uphold. To make face and become known to the town as more than his father's son, he decides to attend the yearly masquerade ball held by the palace itself.

The Viscallio Ball is a social gathering where the highest of rankings to the workers of stalls in the streets from all over come together to enjoy their time and celebrate the welcoming environment of the kingdom. It's reputation is high, and the event is well known. Royalty are to wear the pendants of their kingdom - a custom that most royalty are sure to flaunt with their dress.

Though this ball is well known, there are unspoken rules. Those without pendants are still expected to respect those who wear them, and if they ask to dance, the dance is to commence. With that being said, the ball is still the talk of the time, and now that the time has come, everyone is preparing their costumes and, most of all- their masks.

When Don enters the ball, his presence does not go unnoticed. Many ask to dance, and soon he finds himself in front of someone unexpected. A male has asked his to dance. At first, he is taken back by the demeanor of the person that stands in front of him, but a glistening piece on their attire catches his attention. A pendant? Royalty has asked for his hand in a dance.

A Note From Uninhabited:
This is an attempt at getting into the writing field. The chances of this book being becoming successful depend on how this is recieved, my availability, and my motivation to continue.