Religious Tensions in the Kingdom of Taywa

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Once upon a time, in a kingdom far away far away… actually it wasn't that far away, the kingdom is currently known as Oregon, but this story starts in the year 1256. It all started in the Kingdom of Taywa. The kingdom was beautiful. Everyone that lived there was happy. King Anthony and Queen Caroline were the rulers of the kingdom. They were newly married and loved eachother very much, although there fathers, who lived in the caste with them, did not like each other very much. King Anthony's father, Mr. Ross, did not believe in any religion and was not much of fan to those who did. Mr. Bell however, was a Wyation. He believed that Wyatt was his savior, and Mr. Bell prayed to Wyatt every morning, evening, and before every meal. Mr. Bell always …show more content…

She had just sent her favorite maid (this type of maid was usually a ruler's favorite maid because her job is only to bring or take things from one location to another.) down to the kitchen to pack her a picnic basket full of cheese, powerade (so they could have plenty of energy to be able to be out in the cold rain), a full water bottle (because the Queen didn’t know how long she would be without it), bread, and the special assorted meat from the butcher shop down the road that provides all the protein for the kingdom. Then her father came in the room. “Honey what on earth are you doing?” “I’m packing my things! And you should begin doing the same father. We are leaving.” “Leaving? Why? Where? Don't get me wrong I have wanted to get away from Mr. Ross since the day I met him, but why now sweetheart? Did something happen with Anthony?” “Yes something did happen with Anthony. It is too much to explain right now, father please just go pack your things, we need to leave.” He nodded sympathetically and left. He was finished in two minutes so they headed to the kitchen, got the basket of food, and headed out into the rain without any goodbyes, or any sign of where they would go

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