Writing Paradise

“Milady…someone had waiting for you…now if you please meet her?” asked the hermit lady politely. “Someone who...?” Iris raised an eyebrow. It’s been around midnight. Is there anyone that really wished to see her that bad until he/she willingly waiting for her until she returned until this late? He/she must be a very patience person. “She’s waiting at my chamber,” Selena smiled mystically, “Now…Altus, you may show Rachel and Viki their chambers…I believe there were some empty rooms left at the second floor of the west wing. They may use the rooms.” “To be honest, if there’s any dark room like storage or something, I’ll be glad to stay there,” said the blonde vampire. “Or maybe trees…I can use sleeping on it.” “...As you wish. Altus, show the ladies the way, please.” Altus sighed, but he still led Rachel and Viki to their rest places. The older Sindar girl then turned her attention toward the brunette guardian. “Sir Rudger? Will you return to your chamber or will you following ...

It had past some weeks after the last war with the Reinhold Mercenary Brigade. The Fate Army finally established. They had settled down in Randgriõr for these past weeks. Thanks for Klaus and Ehlen’s great connection; they gain a trading company as their temporary ally in this war to supply the armors for the soldiers. Randgriõr’s location also part of the reason they had convenience trading. It was located on the middle of the sea between the Northern Continent and Southlands with large drenched lands at both front side and backside, which connected the two continents. Everything had gone smoothly. The soldiers had their own room, and they had started the daily training so they could get ready for the next war. The Queen’s Knights (minus Rudger) and the rest of the nobles sometimes must return to do their works, so Randgriõr often turned so silent. That’s why Lady Iris must gather more Stars. Iris had come back from visiting Island Nations Federation by borrowing one Dunan Nav...

“Now, the Claymores had taken out of the storage room?” asked Rui, “Quick! They’ll come nearer and nearer as time passes, you slow head! You need to work quick, quick, and quick!” “It’s okay, they still not come to the large path to our castle,” said Ariel, tried to calm down that young tactician. While everyone busy, three mages had surrounded three command crystals. They will use those crystals to control the Claymores. Each crystal could control one hundred Claymores, and because there’s only three hundreds Claymores, they only required three command crystals. “I hope it’ll work,” said Iris. “Iris…you’ll control one of em, right?” asked her brunette bodyguard. “Yes I am. What’s the matter, Rudger?” “…Could you control the Claymores in my unit? That way, if something happens you’ll know…immediately.” Iris blinked. She stared at Rudger’s eyes. Those emerald eyes somehow filled with unexplained worries. The young Sindar girl smiled encouragingly and patted the Queen’s Kni...

An hour before the arisen of Randgriõr; The President’s Office: Capital City of Muse, Dunan Republic. “Hmm…what a peaceful day,” muttered Lady Teresa as she signed the last document for today, “I wonder what Iris do at Falena…” “Maybe a lot of fun,” Sir Klaus chuckled. He walked to the nearest opened window in the room and smiling solemnly at the clear blue sky, admiring the calmness. “I guess I must agree with you that it’s a peaceful day.” “No, sir! You’re not allowed to meet the President if you had no appointment made earlier!” “Shut up and get out of my way!” The blonde lady sighed. “I guess it’s not peaceful anymore.” The office’s door was opened rather harshly. A gentleman with similar face with Teresa entered in. Behind him, an officer of the parliament was following, wanted to scold the stranger. However, the President got up from her seat, gestured for the officer to come out of the room. That officer obeyed and closed the door. Klaus could hear the moan and grunt...