loneiysong
Pulsar
- Joined
- Apr 13, 2012
She was at her breakfast in her room. It was simple breakfast of porridge and dried meats. No fruit for the cold winter season. Looking up, she heard shouting from outside. Getting up, she walked down and saw that a tournament was being built. Canting her head, she motioned to one of her hand maids and pointed.
"What is it that is going down below, Maria?" She asked as she chewed on a piece of bread that came with her breakfast. The maid who was a bit older, looked down to the crowds and smiled.
"Why, m'lady, that is simply a tournament your father, the king, is throwing."
"Who is it that can apply to this tournament, Maria?"
"Any female who is capable."
This intrigued the princess who waved off the hand maid. However as the maid got to the door, the princess turned. "Fetch my leather breeches, vest, and shirt. I would like very much to join this tournament." At that, the handmaid nodded and left to go to the princess, dressing room.
So her father was trying to keep her from a tournament? Well the joke was on him! She was going to join, and win the tournament. Moving around the bedroom in her nightgown with robe, she finished her meal and went to her dressing room. Inside the maids were waiting. If her father did not want her to join the tournament, then she simply wouldn't. Elena would go in under her assumed name.
Elena was a beautiful and very kind princess. But mistress of disguise. She had long blonde hair that was the hair of her mothers. Blue eyes looked at her reflection. She was tall but had curves. However, when she dressed in her leathers, she resembled a boy more than a girl of 16 winters. Finished with her sword strapped to her waist and her bow and quivers to her back, she bid the maids fairwell and left to the tournament grounds.
Before she was at the grounds, she pulled on her mask which was made of leather. It was in the shape of a fox. Her hood to her cape was drawn up and that was what she signed her name as in the roster. Soon thee fighters collected in a tent waiting to go on. The fox remained to herself. Sitting back. Her leathers were from a traveling tanner. She knew her father would not recognize them. She was all alone, and prone to rules rather than favoritism. She looked down and smiled gently.
"What is it that is going down below, Maria?" She asked as she chewed on a piece of bread that came with her breakfast. The maid who was a bit older, looked down to the crowds and smiled.
"Why, m'lady, that is simply a tournament your father, the king, is throwing."
"Who is it that can apply to this tournament, Maria?"
"Any female who is capable."
This intrigued the princess who waved off the hand maid. However as the maid got to the door, the princess turned. "Fetch my leather breeches, vest, and shirt. I would like very much to join this tournament." At that, the handmaid nodded and left to go to the princess, dressing room.
So her father was trying to keep her from a tournament? Well the joke was on him! She was going to join, and win the tournament. Moving around the bedroom in her nightgown with robe, she finished her meal and went to her dressing room. Inside the maids were waiting. If her father did not want her to join the tournament, then she simply wouldn't. Elena would go in under her assumed name.
Elena was a beautiful and very kind princess. But mistress of disguise. She had long blonde hair that was the hair of her mothers. Blue eyes looked at her reflection. She was tall but had curves. However, when she dressed in her leathers, she resembled a boy more than a girl of 16 winters. Finished with her sword strapped to her waist and her bow and quivers to her back, she bid the maids fairwell and left to the tournament grounds.
Before she was at the grounds, she pulled on her mask which was made of leather. It was in the shape of a fox. Her hood to her cape was drawn up and that was what she signed her name as in the roster. Soon thee fighters collected in a tent waiting to go on. The fox remained to herself. Sitting back. Her leathers were from a traveling tanner. She knew her father would not recognize them. She was all alone, and prone to rules rather than favoritism. She looked down and smiled gently.