The Crown's Quest

The Crown's Quest

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The Crown's Quest was an old tradition of Coronias, one that had not been held for the past centuries after House Delphine monopolized the throne. The Crown's Quest was a competition, a quest of some sort, to determine who the Consort of the Crown Heir would be. Crown Princess Leira Drache of Coronias always thought of the Quest as surreal and overly dramatic. The Quest had always seemed like a useless talent show to her for the Quest, afterall, allowed the royal family to witness and to measure the strength of the potential Consorts' mind, will, and most importantly, Blessing. Each House had a certain Blessing Bestowed upon them by the Creator. The noble blood contained a fragment of the Blessing Bestowed and in turn, each child will have a specific Blessing that was of nature of the Blessing Bestowed to the House. House Drache, the House of her father, for example, had the Blessing Bestowed of pyromancy. House Cervaux, the House of her mother, had the Blessing Bestowed of that connecting to the mind. As a result, her father, King Aurelius Drache, could manipulate fire while her mother. Queen Caitlynn Cervaux could whisper to the minds of others. Prince Lucasyle Drache, her younger brother, could control and create smoke. Leira, however, was an Oblivious. In other terms, she had noble blood but no Blessing at all: a secret that the royal family had been hiding for the past sixteen years. Perhaps it was this secret that forced the King to hold the Crown's Quest despite her daughter's requests. Nine Houses. Six Lords. One Princess. One Crown. Let the Crown's Game Begin... Long Live the Future Queen. May She survive the evil that lurked within...
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She lead a rather tragic life. The black sheep of her family due to her lack of affinity for fire. Her affinity was quite the opposite. Water in fact. Already in a time when women did not really have much political power or rights, she was outcasted by her family despite being of nobility. Still allowed to live in the distant west wing of the massive Grand Duke's manor, she has never eaten a single meal with her family nor extended family, and has spent her loneliness in her books and sword lessons. Although only taught by the head butler and one of the low ranked knights of the family, she was quite bright and if her family would have given her a chance she would have done great things. If only she didn't die at such a young age. Married off to some "hero" of sort that had slayed the Dragon of the North who was terrorizing the land and threatened the kingdom, this hero also had an affinity for fire and held her in disdain like the rest of her family. Suddenly a girl of another world was transported to their world, picked up by this hero and put into his secure care. The pair soon fell for each other despite the hero's marriage, and many believed Laraine got jealous of this girl of mystery, and tried to kill her. This was definitely not true. But because the girl was favored by the temple and kingdom Laraine was quickly arrested and put on trial. You can probably tell what happened to Laraine. But something strange happened the day of her execution. As soon as her decapitated head hit the ground the sky turned blood red and it began to rain fire. No one survived that day. But for some reason time went back, and Laraine was back to being a child, but with no memory of her future. There were select few in her life, however, that remembered her tragedy and now perhaps will take action to prevent it. NOTE: I'M AWARE THERE ARE A LOT OF INCONSISTENCIES. IT WILL BE EDITED SOME DAY BUT RIGHT NOW I'M JUST TRYING TO FINISH IT.

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