You barely give them a glance, as you keep looking at the people coming in - especially lone men. Your heartbeat is thudding in your chest, and your p...nties start misting through, with excitement, anticipation, perhaps a little doubt. At last you see a man on his own and in the gloom. He carries a cinema sized soft drink and ticket in one hand. The man makes a show of consulting his ticket and slowly mounts the steps. As he nears you grow suddenly shy, and panic that it may not be the stranger. Before the massive throne, made from gold, silver and priceless gems, was a small girl, sobbing. "Please, sir. My father didn't do anything wrong. Don't kill him! Please! I'll do anything!"Frederic2 was listening to the girls whimpered words. He had wrongly accused her father, along with countless others, so he could have some fun torturing and killing them when they no longer had the force to scream. The girl before him made him sick. She had a nice touch to her, but he hated sobbing and. “Let’s all move over into the shade,” Charlie told them, and they moved over into the trees where they found places to sit. Charlie had a large pad of paper on an easel that he used to sketch the various kinds of ambush formations and explained how they were constructed. It was all very basic military training, but I could see a couple of the men looking around and trying to imagine how they could do any of that out among the trees and undergrowth in the area around them. Others were simply not. Field Marshal Peter Shordian, I would like to offer a belated congratulations for your promotion. I would’ve sent you a letter earlier, but I was rather occupied with my new duties as governess of Alkandra, and I didn’t want to put you in an awkward situation. I no longer have to worry about placing you in such a predicament, as I am no longer the governess of Alkandra. I have been exiled as a traitor for my actions in service to Queen Leveria Tiadoa while I held office. My loyalties to the.