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Prologue 2
Prologue 2
castle, overwhelmed by its beauty. From here he can almost see all of
Latiastar beauty. This is his everyday life. Hed always wake before the
sunrise and take his place at the window, waiting, watching as the skies
lightened up. I do not care how my day ends. Seeing the sun reborn and
watching its light be gone at dusk makes my day. It never failed to amaze
Rains and murky clouds only come in the afternoon or late at night. Even
on winters.
But today, theres a slight change in his life. Her sister. Every day
in his entire life, as the sun had risen, so as his sister. Shed then mock him
for not waking her up to watch the glorious coming of the sun. Now, shes
gone west, to Arcana, the place of knowledge and power. It was yesterday
afternoon when the chariot had come to pick her. This was the first sunrise
without her then thered be more days to count. A place that is the exact
opposite of Latiastar. Here, the Sun is only thing that is sacred. The moon
is but the sun whose flames are asleep for the comfort of mankind. There,
the sun and moon are couples having the sun as god and the moon as the
man had ever imagined. The sun for them is what gives guidance to
represents femininity, the mind, the emotion, and those beyond the senses
reach.
His stay on the window for the morning light was cut short when
coming in. He saw the banners through the window, the fiery crown of the
sun. At the center front is Lord Amon Pyre with his white horse. Beside
him is his first-born son, Lord Yaron Pyre, in a black mount. A number of
the Knights of Sunheart followed behind. The castle gates opened for them
when the Captain of the Knights blew their horn. Its sound was loud and
one of a kind that once it is heard, it is known that the Pyres have come.
From afar, more riders are making their way to the castle. He saw
the blue flags which made him recognize it was the Falcones. Behind
them were green banners of the bloodline Krokus. All the great eastern kin
are here. The thought made him shiver but it made him curious, the real
reason why his morning sun pastime was cut short. He made his way down
supports the staircase. The clanging of metals grew louder. Theyre finally
here, all of them. They walked pass through him yet unnoticed. Theyre
usually take place. Whered they possibly go? He peeked a little, then he
knew. Ten years and a five had passed since that room had been used. The
last time that a royalty had sat foot in Latiastar. The time when the King
himself asked for peace and alliance to the Easterners. A time so dark
wherein the East was divided that two ancient houses rumbled for power.
It was father who accepted the alliance, he wanted peace. But the opposing
house, ruled by Lord Grynadiem, wanted none but the crown to rule the
lands. He believed that the easterners are more of better rulers than the
southerners. If only theres a way to eavesdrop. He thought. The sun had
already risen in all of its glory. a ray of sun came from the open windows
of the castle pointing to the ground at the corner just near the pillar where
he had hidden from the knights. How can I forget? There are tons of
underground tunnels here in the castle. I discovered them myself back then
when the king had visited this land. I was eavesdropping too, hid here in
Whats that smell? Whatever it was, the smell was too strong that
it caught Jellals attention. The smell grew stronger as he went near the
chambers where his lord father will meet the other lords and knights. He
was too close because above was the room itself. Suns Blood! Jellal was
alarmed. Who would bring Suns Blood to Latiastar? Its very sensitive
to fire. Upon ignition, a fiery wave, said to be silent but more lethal than
explosions, occurs, killing those within a specific radius which they call
as the ring of fire. When ignited on field it is said that the flames crawl to
the ground fast, even in water and air. They say that its flames are hotter
than the sun. People called it as the Tears of the Sun, sometimes the Suns
only possible through rain water or by a special liquid called as the Moons
Grace which is mixed to ordinary water. Its smell is as sweet as the flowers
in Gardensglove. So they say. But none smelled sweet in the castle. They
did not bring any grace of the moon. Jellal had noticed.
clanging of steels out of mens foot came. Dusts fell on Jellals head as the