Claret_Dreams
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Events happen in other worlds, in the real world; King Henry had taken a woman named Anne by his side, and in our time line, she died by a beheading. In another she lived. Though in the world our story takes place in, she was born as a pauper and grew up under surprising circumstances, as a whore; though she preferred Nympho. In this world, King Henry VIII, was not a cruel man, but a cruel Drow.
Drow's weren't very highly looked upon, which lead to the cruelty he showed his subjects as they scoffed at him. Frankly, he hated the country full of elves and humans. This hatred last for quite some before it was vanquished with his death, but that would occur a great ten years later.
"Where's the report Charles," said Henry as he sat on the red velvet cushion, rubbing his fingers together, and often times running a nail under one of his other nails. Habits like this showed that he grew impatient quickly. The man in front of him stuttered though, which made Henry look up once more. "Charles? The report?"
Charles muttered something unheard.
Finally Henry stood up, picking up the limp sword that was propped against the throne, "Don't tell me the riders disappeared..." A scowl took his expression as he sauntered forward, letting his hand grasp the claymore tightly. Though it was a single handed weapon he rose it with strength and pressed the tip shakily to Charles throat, "You don't want to tell me that, do you?"
Instinct told Charles to take the blade but resisted knowing the guard would take him in for insubordination. At last the frightened man murmured, "Yes, but the hunters, they foun-ddddd a good ca-ca-ca-tch." Instantly Henry lowered the claymore and leaned forward, "Really, and what kind of catch." Stepping back, Charles quickly moved across the room and opened the door, "Bring in the girl!"
Drow's weren't very highly looked upon, which lead to the cruelty he showed his subjects as they scoffed at him. Frankly, he hated the country full of elves and humans. This hatred last for quite some before it was vanquished with his death, but that would occur a great ten years later.
"Where's the report Charles," said Henry as he sat on the red velvet cushion, rubbing his fingers together, and often times running a nail under one of his other nails. Habits like this showed that he grew impatient quickly. The man in front of him stuttered though, which made Henry look up once more. "Charles? The report?"
Charles muttered something unheard.
Finally Henry stood up, picking up the limp sword that was propped against the throne, "Don't tell me the riders disappeared..." A scowl took his expression as he sauntered forward, letting his hand grasp the claymore tightly. Though it was a single handed weapon he rose it with strength and pressed the tip shakily to Charles throat, "You don't want to tell me that, do you?"
Instinct told Charles to take the blade but resisted knowing the guard would take him in for insubordination. At last the frightened man murmured, "Yes, but the hunters, they foun-ddddd a good ca-ca-ca-tch." Instantly Henry lowered the claymore and leaned forward, "Really, and what kind of catch." Stepping back, Charles quickly moved across the room and opened the door, "Bring in the girl!"