King

Flames devoured Castle Vallen. The army of the Kingdom of Morvayn, led by the cruel King Gellard, broke through the defenses. He coveted the princess—not out of love, but out of vanity.
King Alderic was slain. The unfortunate princess sat over her father's body among the shattered columns. Her dress was torn, her hair was scattered. She clutched her father's bloody doublet, pressing her forehead against his cold one.
"Daddy... " she whispered. "Come back. Don't leave me. You promised we'd always be together..."
Behind her, Gellard approached, heavily stomping in armor. Blood dripped from his sword. He looked without compassion.
“Enough, ” he said. “Father is dead. The kingdom is in ashes. Weeping will not bring him back.”
The girl shuddered, but did not raise her head. She pressed herself closer to her father.
Gellard touched her shoulder with his sword.
— Come to your senses, princess. You're no longer a child. You're a war trophy. And now you're mine.
She slowly raised her head. There was no fear in her swollen eyes, only emptiness.
Gellard grinned, put away his sword, and extended his steel-gloved hand to her.
— Get up. Your life as Queen of Morvayn begins now.

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