Sophie Jones
Planetoid
- Joined
- Oct 30, 2015
- Location
- Between vanilla and chocolate sex.
Thunder and lighting clashed ferociously outside the castles walls. Wind threw itself against the strong stone structure, making the glass of Persephone's bedroom window vibrate and shake with resistance. Mother nature was is great turmoil that night and so was Persephone's emotions, though she had nothing to do with the weather occurrences. So many thoughts were rushing through her mind as she sat at her wooden vanity, decorated with an abundance of assorted jewels she was supposed to be picking out to take with her on her journey. Her bedroom maids were packing trunks of her fine dresses and shoes. Every now and then one would ask if she would prefer this gown or that corset or those sets of shoes but Persephone would just give a sigh and shrug, leaving it up to their judgement. It was clear she was not in the best of moods by the wait her head hung low and never cast itself up from the jewels before her.
She was being sent off by her family and kingdom. To marry the prince of Griten Samael; the heir to the throne of their rival kingdom. They've only had one official encounter at court and Persephone could already tell this marriage was doomed from the beginning. He was crude, ignorant and treated her as if she was only a mere object. And that was only from one day of being in his presence. There were many rumors circling about him through the loose mouths of the servants but one was quite apparent and routinely spoken of. He didn't treat his women well. His sickening smiles and they way her leered at her. It made Persephone's stomach lurch. She did not want to marry this man. Not at all. Even if it were for the sake of peace between their kingdoms.
"Edna?" Sophie called out as her blue eyes starred down at the wear and tear on the vanity's surface. She tried to hide the shakiness in her voice as hurried footsteps approached and a heavy set servant was before her. "Yes... your... highness?" The servant asked slightly out of breath and more or less wet from the rain, possibly from having to run back and forth from the carriage awaiting outside and to her room to ready her luggage. "I need you to retrieve my knight. He's bound not to be too far. Tell him to hurry." Persephone said running a hand through her midnight dark hair. "Yes your highness." Edna replied. Hearing the rustling of the fabric the woman gave a bow and scurried out of the large room, leaving Persephone and two other maids in the room.