Creative Writing: A Knight's Tale

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A girl walked down the stone floors before coming to two large wooden doors.'I wonder why his majesty wanted me for..' she thought walking in "Your majesty,"She began as she keeled on one knee "I'm sorry for interrupting".The king stared for a small while "Well...Aren't you going to tell me why you've come?"He snapped as she stood "One of your knights said that you had called for me" she replied with a blank face."No i did not need you.I was in the middle of a very important conversation now leave." the king retorted very annoyed."Yes sir.."she replied as she was about to leave the room."A-actually it was t-the prince who summoned you M-ms. Sardothien"a maid said to her as she left."Oh!Where is the prince?" the maid stuttered,"I-in his chambers.." the king exploded like an erupting volcano of pure fury."why …show more content…

The prince was sighing after the maid told him everything that had happend,specifically the fact of his father denying his request "S-she's in the library..." te maid then stuttered "How do you know this?" he asked "O-One of the knights said that she was in there and that she looked furioelf us..." The prince rised and started walking towards his door."Thank you.i shall go there now" he said leaving against the maids advice. "I know id find you here Cadence "the prince said "Ah Prince,what brings you by" she said in a tone so soft to hide her anger."I wanted

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