till trying to process the incident that happened last night. She knew she had to be careful and strateg

ade her way to the dining hall, w

He looked up and smiled as Felicia approached. "Good morning, my dea

unease. "Yes, thank you," she rep

siness meeting and a dinner party that evening. Felicia listened intentl

Felicia alone in the dining hall. She took a de

ped, with no clear escape route. Nelson's words echoed in her mind, "You

ion, but she knew she had to keep thi

f her surroundings. The way the light filtered through the curtains, the soun

Nelson. She remembered her family, her friends, her dreams. And s

ook for a way out. She examined the door, the windows, the w

iece of paper and a pen. She began to write, pouring out her thoughts and feelings onto the page. "I

rising within her. She knew it was a small

t in thought. He was a man consumed by his own d

his father, a cruel man who delighted in making his

Nelson had vowed to never be like them. He would be strong, powerful, and in cont

helpless child. And that's why he needed Felicia, to pro

is mind racing with ways to break her spirit. "You'll never escape me, Felicia," he hissed. "You're mine now,

. Nelson's eyes gleamed with excitement, eager to crush Felicia's spirit. But

re a foolish girl, Felicia. You think you can defy me

down. "I'll never submit to you, Nelson. You may have power

is hand to strike Felicia. But she didn't flin

Nelson's assistant, James, entered the room, looking nervous. "Sir, I'm sorry to interrupt, but there's

knew he had to maintain his composur

s deal you've been working on, sir. The other party is t

with the implications. He knew he coul

a. But for now, I have more pressing matters to attend to." With that, Nelson

him. They were discussing the terms of a treaty with a neighbori

m of Everia!" the messenger exclaimed. Nelson's

ade our kingdom if we do not surrende

He thought of Felicia, the fiery spirit who had captured his attention. He woul

ia at all costs!" His advisors nodded in agreement, and the throne

on would stop at nothing to protect them and their kingdom. But little did they know, a darkness was

battle. So, he decided to focus on training and strategy. He called upon th

w tactics. Nelson himself trained alongside his men, pushing himself to his lim

into a formidable force. They learned how to work together,

hat something was off. He began to suspect that there was a trait